Disarmament Education UN Implementation Fund

The Disarmament Education UN Implementation Fund (DEUNIF) was established by the New Zealand government to support the work of non-government organisations in disarmament education. The fund supports activities that promote greater understanding of disarmament and arms control while contributing to advancing New Zealand's disarmament interests and profile in international disarmament issues. Priority is given to education activities that have a national and/or international focus and support activities highlighted in the 2002 United Nations Study on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Education. As of Budget 2025, the fund received a reduced allocation of $100,000 (down from $200,000 annually), which has been fully exhausted and the fund is now disestablished. Grant decisions are based on the likelihood an organisation will deliver outcomes that contribute to greater public awareness of disarmament and arms control issues.