TOWARDS THE 2020 NPT REVIEW CONFERENCE - DISARMAMENT Wilfred Wan, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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TOWARDS THE 2020 NPT REVIEW CONFERENCE - DISARMAMENT Wilfred Wan, PhD Researcher, UNIDIR OUTLINE Recent attention on nuclear risk reduction as a priority area for action Overview of pathways to reduce risk of nuclear weapons use Ideas to


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Wilfred Wan, PhD Researcher, UNIDIR

TOWARDS THE 2020 NPT REVIEW CONFERENCE - DISARMAMENT

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OUTLINE

Recent attention on nuclear risk reduction as a priority area for action Overview of pathways to reduce risk of nuclear weapons use Ideas to promote engagement and fresh perspectives in the NPT

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PATHWAYS TO RISK REDUCTION

DOCTRINAL USE as outlined in declared policies ACCIDENTAL USE linked to error, technical or human UNAUTHORIZED USE non-sanctioned use ESCALATORY USE linked to ongoing tension or conflict

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  • 1. REDUCING DOCTRINAL RISK

Stigmatize use Circumscribe use conditions Clarify doctrine

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  • 2. REDUCING ESCALATORY RISK

Increasing predictability Strengthen nuclear restraint Prevent crisis

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  • 3. REDUCING UNAUTHORIZED RISK

Enhance physical and digital safeguarding Improve risk assessment and management

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  • 4. REDUCING ACCIDENTAL RISK

Strengthen safety features Enhance

  • perator control

Contain impact

  • f error
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AVENUES FOR ENGAGEMENT

P5 Dialogue CEND “Bridge-building” coalitions (NPDI, NAC) Stockholm Ministerial Meeting

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DIVERSITY OF PERSPECTIVES

Women are underrepresented in the NPT Gender diversity and diversity of perspectives can enhance the effectiveness of the NPT Review processes and their

  • utcomes, including disarmament

Women as well as men should be able to take part in decisions that affect their lives

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REFERENCES | unidir.org

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