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13 October 2023
This year, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) held its 67th annual General Conference (GC67) at its Vienna headquarters from 25 to 29 September. The week-long event drew more than 2 550 Member State representatives from 150 countries, in addition to 242 representatives from international organizations and NGOs, to engage in discussion, contribute to expert presentations and to learn more about the IAEA’s broad portfolio of activities and initiatives.

Looking Back on the 67th IAEA General Conference: The Department of Technical Cooperation

5 May 2022
Nuclear science and technology play an important role in addressing issues in low-carbon energy demand, human health, food security and environmental pollution, and contribute to socioeconomic development around the world.

The IAEA works to foster greater interest in these technologies among youth, including in Asia and the Pacific. Student and teacher winners from a Virtual NST Education Competition visited the IAEA in Austria in May 2022 to present their projects and learn hands on about the many uses of nuclear technology.

Engaging Asian Youth in Nuclear Science

Nuclear science and technology play an important role in addressing issues in low-carbon energy demand, human health, food security and environmental pollution, and contribute to socioeconomic development around the world.

5 May 2022
Nuclear science and technology play an important role in addressing issues in low-carbon energy demand, human health, food security and environmental pollution, and contribute to socioeconomic development around the world.

The IAEA works to foster greater interest in these technologies among youth, including in Asia and the Pacific. Student and teacher winners from a Virtual NST Education Competition visited the IAEA in Austria in May 2022 to present their projects and learn hands on about the many uses of nuclear technology.

吸引亚洲青年参与核科学(英文)

Nuclear science and technology play an important role in addressing issues in low-carbon energy demand, human health, food security and environmental pollution, and contribute to socioeconomic development around the world.

29 April 2022
Nuclear safety and security experts from the IAEA, headed by Deputy Director General Lydie Evrard, delivering equipment to Chornobyl. 
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<br>Text: D. TEIXEIRA/IAEA and M. Gaspar/IAEA
<br>Photos: IAEA

IAEA Experts at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant

This week, we were at Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant to conduct radiological and other assessments and to deliver equipment to help Ukraine ensure the safety and security of its nuclear facilities.

15 October 2021
Celebration of 60 years of the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco, in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco Robert Calcagno, IAEA Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications Najat Mokhtar, Director of the IAEA Environment Laboratories Florence Descroix-Comanducci, accompanied by Ambassadors of Vienna-based Permanent Missions and IAEA staff, Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, 30 September 2021.
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<em>(Photos: Frederick Pacorel/Oceanographic Institute, Axel Bastello/Palais Princier and Jennet Orayeva/IAEA)</em>

Celebrating 60 Years of IAEA Environment Laboratories: Ceremony at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco

Celebration of 60 years of the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco, in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco Robert Calcagno, IAEA Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications Najat Mokhtar, Director of the IAEA Environment Laboratories Florence Descroix-Comanducci, accompanied by Ambassadors of Vienna-based Permanent Missions and IAEA staff.

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

Double the Yield, Double the Harvest: Zanzibar Improves Rice Production Using Nuclear Techniques

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

Zanzíbar mejora la producción de arroz mediante técnicas nucleares y duplica así tanto el rendimiento de los cultivos como el de las cosechas (en inglés)

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

Double rendement et double récolte : Zanzibar accroît sa production de riz au moyen de techniques nucléaires (en anglais)  

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

В два раза выше урожайность — в два раза лучше результат: как Занзибар наращивает производство риса с использованием ядерных методов (на англ. языке)

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

产量翻番,收获翻番:桑给巴尔利用核技术提高水稻产量  (英文)

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

7 August 2020
With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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Text: M. Gaspar/IAEA<br />
Photos: B. Csete/IAEA

إنتاج الأرز في زنجبار: تقنيات نووية ضاعفت الغلة و المحصول (باللغة الإنكليزية)

With one of the fastest growing populations in Africa and a massive increase in tourism, Zanzibar needs more rice. This is how they are getting it, with the help of nuclear techniques and support from the IAEA in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).

22 July 2020
Радиоактивный материал может оказаться на месте преступления в результате умышленных злонамеренных действий, таких как хищение или незаконный оборот материала. Другой причиной может быть случайное повреждение преступниками оборудования, содержащего радиоактивные источники. В любом случае место преступления, на котором может находиться радиоактивный материал, требует особого внимания. В сотрудничестве с Управлением по ядерному регулированию Армении МАГАТЭ создало инсценированное место преступления с радиоактивным материалом и загрязненными вещественными доказательствами для имитации проведения расследования и сбора улик с соблюдением техники безопасности.

Практика, практика, практика: особенно осторожная работа на месте преступления с радиоактивным материалом и загрязненными уликами

Радиоактивный материал может оказаться на месте преступления в результате умышленных злонамеренных действий, таких как хищение или незаконный оборот материала.

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