Elli Kytomaki Email & Phone Number

Kathmandu, Bāgmatī, Nepal

I worked as an Associate Research Officer at UNRCPD on a project that pilots work on gun-free zones in Asia-Pacific. In addition to the project tasks, I worked on other disarmament and arms control issues, most notably the ATT and UN PoA. As part of my duties, I conducted desk research and analysis; developed - together with a team - an online learning.

London, United Kingdom

Before taking on my current role, I was an independent consultant working on disarmament and arms control issues, most notably the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), the UN Programme of Action on SALW and nuclear non-proliferation, especially as they relate to non-governmental entities, such as defence industry. I am also Associate Fellow at Chatham House, where I.

At UNIDIR, I was the Project Manager of the joint EU-UNIDIR projects “Supporting the Arms Trade Treaty Negotiations through Regional Discussions and Expertise Sharing” (July 2010-August 2012) and “Promoting Discussion on an Arms Trade Treaty” (Feb 2009-June 2010). Within the projects that valued close to €3M, I planned, designed and implemented 13 regional.

At the primary point of contact for the politico-military decision-making body of the OSCE, the Forum for Security Co-operation (FSC), my formal tasks entailed monitoring the implementation of OSCE politico-military documents, including the OSCE Documents on SALW and Stockpiles of Conventional Ammunition, Anti-Personnel Mines, Conventional Arms Transfers.

As a researcher in a project "European Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons and Explosive Remnants of War", I conducted research on European policies, practices and assistance programmes on SALW and explosive remnants of war. I completed both individual research tasks and joint assignments with colleagues working for the European Action project. As part.

At Small Arms Survey, a research project of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, I undertook individual project and research tasks and worked as part of research teams, interacting with a wide variety of stakeholders from government officials to NGO representatives and academics. I also participated in international meetings and.

Geneva, Switzerland

Master Of Social Sciences, International Relations And Affairs

Thesis: “Formation and Functioning of the Small Arms Regime. A theoretical discussion and preliminary survey”

Doctoral Candidate, International Relations (Pol. Sc.)