As part of the EUP2P ATT project, the purpose of this assistance activity was twofold: a) deliver a workshop on Practical Tools to Strengthen Licensing Processes and Inter-Agency Cooperation for the Transfer of Arms and Ammunitions, and b) facilitate an Arms Identification and Stockpile Management Training and Assessment Visit for the Armed Forces and the National Regulatory Entity for Security Services, Firearms, Ammunition and Explosives for Civil Use (SUCAMEC). These two topics were identified as priorities during the initial visit to Peru. The first workshop was concerned with the setup of a national system for the control of conventional arms transfers and focused on key topics such as interagency cooperation models in the licensing process, the control list, risk assessment and ATT criteria as well as ATT reporting requirements. Experts from Austria, Germany and Spain supported the event. The second part of the roadmap – led by the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean (UNLIREC) and the Bundeswehr Verification Centre, Germany was the first of three designed to support the Peruvian Armed Forces and SUCAMEC in conducting assessments of their storage units to not only ensure the safety of those working in the area of their warehouses but to also prevent the diversion of ATT-relevant material.