The Global Partnership Non-proliferation and Strategic Trade Knowledge Hub was developed and is maintained and updated by the Strategic Trade Research Institute (STRI) and is supported by the United Kingdom’s Counter-proliferation and Arms Control Center (CPACC), with technical and IT support provided by United States Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL).

The power of information cannot be overestimated. The Hub’s objective is to connect users to the resources they need to prioritise proliferation threats, identify appropriate responses, develop forward-thinking approaches, learn from existing best practices, and mitigate uncertainty.

The Hub fills a critical resource gap by helping governments and other stakeholders locate resources easily and efficiently and facilitate its application to the implementation of effective nonproliferation and strategic trade activities, from policymaking, to research, to industry export control compliance, and more. The STRI team carefully reviews and selects Hub resources in order to help the broad spectrum of nonproliferation stakeholders be connected to information and resources that can help them make an impact.