What we do
Chemical, Biological & Nuclear Security
Creating a safer world by tackling global security challenges
Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high yield Explosives (CBRNE) are weapons that have the potential to create both mass casualties as well as mass disruption to society.
For more than 25 years – beginning with our role supporting scientists after the fall of the Soviet Union – CBRNE security has been at the core of our mission. We partner with international government agencies, industry, academia, and non-government organizations to develop solutions to mitigate the proliferation of CBRNE threats and the intentional and accidental misuse of these materials. Our projects strengthen international safety and security culture by enhancing risk management practices, improving in-country detection and response capabilities, securing facilities, and encouraging collaborative partnerships to reduce risk.
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We build a safer, more sustainable world by advocating for the responsible and peaceful use of chemicals and preventing their misuse. We build and improve the capacity of partners around the world to secure and protect chemical assets and develop sustainable solutions to mitigate the proliferation of chemical threats.
- Physical & Procedural Security
- Chemical transportation security and supply chain management
- Public-private partnerships and voluntary industry initiatives
- Regulatory practices on procurement, storage, and trade of chemicals
- Emergency preparedness and CBRN incident response
- Know-Your-Customer and due diligence
- Securing soft targets and public transportation
- Chemical weapons and weapons-related technology transfer controls
- International norms on the use of chemical weapons and the consequences of violation
Past Experience
chemical security
Combating Chemical Security Threats from Returning Foreign Fighters
Dangerous threats at the hands of foreign fighters– individuals who have returned from participating in terrorist acts or trainings abroad– are a growing security concern for many countries. To help mitigate these emerging threats, CRDF Global partnered with the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Cooperative Threat Reduction, INTERPOL, the UN, and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to implement a series of workshops and trainings for over 120 law enforcement, regulatory, and academic personnel from Africa, Europe, and Asia.
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