In the framework of UNLIREC'S Caribbean Operational Forensic Ballistics Assistance Package, UNLIREC carried out its first binational Firearms and Ammunition Evidence Management Course (EMC) in Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis from 21-23 March 2018 with funding from Canada, USA and Germany.  This is the fifth EMC delivered in the Caribbean as part of UNLIREC Operational Forensic Ballistics (OFB) project. The EMC training contained modules on 'Firearms and Ammunition Identification', 'Legal Considerations in Criminal Investigations', 'Evidence Management at the Crime Scene', ‘Evidence Examination and Analysis in the Laboratory’, ‘Intelligence and Investigation Tools’, as well as field exercises. Presentations were also given by Crown Counsel, Office of Public Prosecutions, on the national legislative context to prosecute firearms-related offenses and by INTERPOL on addressing firearms trafficking, firearms tracing, and investigative tools. 26 justice and law enforcement and judicial participants, including firearms examiners, forensic laboratory personnel, crime scene investigators, police prosecutors and public prosecutors were trained during the course.