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    Nuclear Power: Status and Outlook

    Over the past several years, there has been a resurgence of interest in nuclear power, both from countries with established nuclear power programmes and countries that are interested in beginning a programme. Go to Coverage →

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    The IAEA is helping policymakers and experts from around the world coordinate their efforts to improve nuclear security, manage radioactive sources and combat nuclear terrorism. Go to Coverage →

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A Nuclear Newcomer - Interview with Ambassador Hamad Al Kaabi
14 June 2013 | At today's growth rate the United Arab Emirates expects domestic demand for electricity to double by 2020. To meet these demands the government of this oil-rich nation had to re-think its energy policy. Extensive studies concluded that nuclear power was the best way forward. Ambassador Hamad Al Kaabi, Permanent Representative of the United Arab Emirates to the IAEA, discusses his country's decision to introduce nuclear power.

IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano delivered a statement to the Agency's Board of Governors, announcing that this year's IAEA Scientific Forum, entitled The Blue Planet, in September will focus on protecting the coastal and marine environment, 3 June 2013.
The IAEA, through its Office of Nuclear Security, supports its Member States' efforts to improve the security of nuclear and other radioactive materials in use or storage at medical and industrial facilities or power plants. This assistance stems from the recognition that there is a high risk that nuclear or other radioactive material could be used for malicious purposes. In April 2013, funds from the IAEA's Nuclear Security Fund were used to condition and securely store highly radioactive disused sources at the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute in Manila, 22 May 2013.
The IAEA helps its Member States find long-term solutions for the safe and secure storage of disused sealed radioactive sources. Vilmos Friedrich is a radioactive waste expert in the IAEA Department of Nuclear Energy, 22 May 2013.
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Books and Publications

Global Vigilance: Strengthening Nuclear Security

Global Vigilance: Strengthening Nuclear Security
An overview of the Agency's work in all areas of nuclear security. (IAEA Bulletin, Vol. 54/2, June 2013)

Nuclear Power in 21st Century

Nuclear Power in the 21st Century
The IAEA helps Member States to use nuclear technology for a broad range of peaceful purposes, one of the most important of which is generating electricity.

IAEA - Orientation for Diplomats 2013

IAEA - Orientation for Diplomats 2013
The IAEA in Overview: Using Nuclear Technologies Peacefully.

IAEA Factsheet: Safeguards Analytical Laboratories

IAEA Safeguards Analytical Laboratories
The science essential to verifying the peaceful use of nuclear material.

IAEA Bulletin: Food for the Future

Food for the Future
Nuclear techniques can help small farmers to produce more food and ensure that food is safe and wholesome.

IAEA Annual Report 2011

IAEA Annual Report 2011
Summarizing and highlighting developments over the past year in major areas of the Agency's work.

INPRO: International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles - Enhancing Global Nuclear Energy Sustainability

INPRO: International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles
The world needs to produce huge quantities of energy in the coming decades to meet the needs of a growing population and, at the same time, raise the living standards of billions of people that do not have access to cheap, plentiful electricity .

Nuclear Technology for a Sustainable Future

IAEA At Rio+20: Nuclear Technology for a Sustainable Future
Nuclear technologies are used daily to find and protect sustainable sources of fresh water, produce energy and food, while providing researchers the tools to study the ocean's past and predict its future.

Nuclear Security: Achievements 2002–2011

IAEA Nuclear Security - Achievements 2002–2011
Building a nuclear security framework, which is suitable for today and sustainable for tomorrow, is a widely held priority of the international community.

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