NU borders will seek to prevent transactions with prohibited russian and chinese proliferators by compiling and sharing open-source trade data with governmental and private partners that highlight…

The Nu Borders LLC will receive $497,911 under a cooperative agreement awarded by the Department of State Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation to prevent transactions with prohibited Russian and Chinese proliferators. Through December 2023, Nu Borders will compile and share open-source trade data with governmental and private partners highlighting prohibited transactions within the European supply chain as part of the Global Threat Reduction program. This program aims to reduce threats from terrorist organizations or states of concern through nonproliferation efforts. Nu Borders will operate in the Philippines under this agreement to identify and publicize supply chain transactions that could enable the proliferation of sensitive technologies in contravention of international sanctions.

NU borders will seek to prevent transactions with prohibited russian and chinese proliferators by compiling and sharing open-source trade data with governmental and private partners that highlight prohibited transactions within the european supply chain.