In the framework of UNLIREC's Caribbean Operational Ballistics Assistance Package, UNLIREC, with funding from Germany, Canada and the USA, delivered its first institutional Firearms and Ammunition Evidence Management Course (EMC) from 12 - 13 December 2018 in Belize. The scope of the course was to develop an effective strategy to investigate and prosecute firearms-related cases and illicit trafficking in firearms and ammunition through coordination and information sharing among security sector officials and affected stakeholders. The participants were, inter alia, firearms examiners, forensic laboratory personnel, scenes of crimes and intelligence police officers, and public prosecutors and were trained on 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 practical exercise. Participants also received presentations by INTERPOL on addressing firearms trafficking, firearms tracing and investigative tools as well as Belize`s Director of Public Prosecutions on the national legislative context.