Project profile — Enhancing management of disused sealed radioactive sources - phase II

• Albania (2.52%)
• Angola (1.46%)
• Bolivia (4.36%)
• Côte d'Ivoire (1.80%)
• Colombia (16.67%)
• Cuba (21.02%)
• Djibouti (1.46%)
• Ethiopia (3.97%)
• Iraq (2.52%)
• Jamaica (1.66%)
• Kyrgyz Republic (1.80%)
• Laos (1.46%)
• Madagascar (1.46%)
• Mongolia (2.52%)
• Mauritania (1.32%)
• Mozambique (2.91%)
• Nigeria (1.80%)
• Seychelles (1.46%)
• Sierra Leone (1.46%)
• Senegal (1.32%)
• Thailand (12.52%)
• Tajikistan (1.80%)
• Turkmenistan (1.80%)
• Tunisia (8.93%)

• Government And Civil Society, General: Disarmament of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) (1520010) (100.00%)

This project provides funding to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to deliver technical assistance to key countries in Africa, Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and Southeast Asia to enhance the safe and secure management of their national inventories of high-activity radioactive sources. Project activities include: (1) establishing or updating national inventories of radioactive sources; (2) consolidating, conditioning or removal of high activity disused sealed radioactive sources; (3) training for regulators and operators; and (4) developing national policies and strategies.

The expected outcomes of this project include: (1) strengthened national regulatory and policy instruments for nuclear and radiological materials; and (2) improved management of nuclear and radiological materials by regulatory and operator personnel.

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