📌 Nuclear & Weapons Control Awareness Project
Nuclear & Weapons Control Project
1. Project Title
Nuclear & Weapons Control Project: Building a Safer Future
2. Background
The proliferation of nuclear weapons, illegal arms trade, and militarization remain significant threats to global peace and human security. While nuclear energy can contribute positively to health, energy, and research, its misuse poses catastrophic risks. Likewise, small arms and light weapons fuel violence and conflict.
This project seeks to address these challenges by promoting disarmament, awareness, advocacy, and peaceful use of technology.
3. Goal
To contribute to global peace and security by promoting nuclear disarmament, responsible weapons control, and peaceful applications of technology.
4. Objectives
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Raise public awareness on nuclear risks and arms proliferation.
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Advocate for international treaties and stronger arms control policies.
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Empower youth and civil society as peace and disarmament advocates.
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Promote safe and peaceful applications of nuclear technology.
5. Key Activities
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National awareness campaigns & digital platforms.
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“Youth Ambassadors for Disarmament” program in schools and colleges.
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National Conference on Nuclear Disarmament & Weapons Control.
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Partnerships with UN, IAEA, ICAN, and peace organizations.
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Policy research and advocacy briefs for governments.
6. Target Groups
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Youth and students
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Teachers & journalists
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Policymakers & government agencies
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Civil society organizations
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Marginalized communities affected by weapons violence
7. Expected Outcomes
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Increased public awareness on nuclear and arms dangers.
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National youth network on disarmament & peace.
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Strengthened civil society engagement in arms control advocacy.
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Policy recommendations adopted by stakeholders.
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Contribution to India’s and the world’s peace and security agenda.
8. Duration
24 months (2 years)
9. Budget Estimate
₹1.35 Crores (Approx. $165,000 USD)
10. Sustainability
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Partnership with international organizations (UN, IAEA, SIPRI, ICAN).
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CSR & donor engagement.
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Long-term youth networks & digital platforms.
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Institutional partnerships with universities and governments.
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