More than 200 participants took a hard look at nuclear science and technology and how it could help them achieve their development objectives during the IAEA’s first ever national roundtable seminar on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Continue reading →

Costa Rica no longer depends on laboratories abroad to guarantee food safety and to stay competitive thanks, in part, to nuclear technology and to the support of the IAEA and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Continue reading →

IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano provided an update on the Agency’s monitoring and verification work in Iran and reported on the establishment of a team focussing on North Korea’s nuclear programme on the opening day of an IAEA Board of Governors meeting on Monday. Continue reading →

As a cancer survivor and Belize’s Special Envoy for Women and Children, one of my main goals is to reduce the burden of cancer and give hope to those negatively affected by this disease in its many manifestations. Continue reading →

Thirteen experts from across Asia and the Pacific have received certification in the use of nuclear techniques in industrial testing following an IAEA course in Malaysia last month. Continue reading →

Professionals in low- and middle-income countries can get free online access to an international conference to learn about cutting edge technology in the field of nuclear cardiology, thanks to the support of the IAEA. Continue reading →

With increased shipping activity along its coast and mining in the region, Beninese authorities are concerned about pollution that could affect the environment and impact the country’s agricultural products. They have turned to the IAEA for assistance. Continue reading →

The IAEA legislative assistance programme plays an important role in assisting Member States to develop and strengthen their national legal frameworks as they seek to benefit from the peaceful applications of nuclear technology in electricity productio... Continue reading →