GLOBAL UAP PROGRAMS
ACTIVE PROGRAMS
France
GEIPANGroupe d'Études et d'Informations sur les Phénomènes Aérospatiaux Non-identifiés. France's official UAP investigation unit, one of the few government programs with full public transparency.
Japan
JSDF UAP Task ForceEstablished protocols for JSDF personnel to report and document UAP encounters, following similar U.S. military directives.
Chile
CEFAACommittee for the Study of Anomalous Aerial Phenomena. Official government body investigating UAP reports from pilots and radar operators.
Peru
DIFAAOffice of Anomalous Aerial Phenomena Investigation. Re-established in 2013 to study UAP reports systematically.
Argentina
CEFAECommission for the Study of Aerospace Phenomena. Official military body that investigates UAP sightings and works with civilian researchers.
Uruguay
CRIDOVNICommission for the Reception and Investigation of UFO Reports. One of the longest-running official UAP investigation programs in the world.
DECLASSIFIED PROGRAMS
United Kingdom
Project CondignSecret study conducted between 1997-2000, declassified in 2006. Examined UAP reports and potential threats to aircraft.
Brazil
Operação PratoOperation Saucer investigated intense UAP activity in Colares, Pará. Military documented hundreds of sightings and alleged physiological effects on witnesses.
Canada
Project Magnet / Second StoreyProject Magnet investigated UAPs for propulsion technology. Project Second Storey was a parallel classified study. Both concluded UAPs warranted serious investigation.
Russia
Thread-3 / SetkaSoviet-era programs investigating UAPs for potential military applications. Some documents declassified after fall of USSR.
HISTORICAL PROGRAMS
Australia
RAAF UAP ReportsCollected UAP reports through the RAAF for decades. Files were transferred to National Archives and partially declassified.
Belgium
Belgian UFO Wave InvestigationInvestigation of the famous 1989-1990 Belgian UFO wave, involving thousands of witnesses and F-16 radar tracking.