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4 November 2024

IAEA’s First Cuban Collaborating Centre for Coastal and Marine Health

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30 October 2024

Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis Strengthened in the Caribbean

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19 September 2024

Cuba Signs a Country Programme Framework (CPF) for 2024–2030

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1 July 2024

National Liaison Assistants Complete Group Fellowship to Strengthen Implementation of Technical Cooperation Programme

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13 May 2024

Strengthening the Legal Framework of the Republic of El Salvador

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10 May 2024

Peru Signs its Country Programme Framework (CPF) for 2024-2029

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4 March 2024

Making Blood Transfusions Safer in Latin America and the Caribbean with Irradiation

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18 January 2024

Strengthening Nuclear Law in Member States in Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean Regions

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6 December 2023

Shaping Radiology's Future in Latin America and the Caribbean

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28 November 2023

Research Reactor Networks Optimize Operations to Meet Increasing Demand

<p style="color:#808080">Plastic waste at Galapagos coast, Ecuador (Photo: F. Oberhaensli/IAEA) </p><p>
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Sunlight, wind and waves break down plastic debris into smaller and smaller pieces that eventually become microplastics. Exfoliants in the health and beauty industry and the synthetic fibres used in clothes and textiles also contribute to microplastic pollution. Microplastics harm marine life – they are ingested by sea animals that mistake them for food. This then enters the human food chain.
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Learn how the IAEA and its partners are helping scientists to improve how they measure this phenomenon worldwide, through an example of IAEA technical cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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<p style="color:#808080">(Text: Andrea Galindo)</p>

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24 October 2023

Cooperation is Key: Training Experts to Support Evidence-Based Decision Making Around the Management of Microplastics in the Ocean

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.

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13 October 2023

News – Latin America and the Caribbean

IAEA’s First Cuban Collaborating Centre for Coastal and Marine Health

Breast Cancer Screening and Diagnosis Strengthened in the Caribbean

Cuba Signs a Country Programme Framework (CPF) for 2024–2030

National Liaison Assistants Complete Group Fellowship to Strengthen Implementation of Technical Cooperation Programme

Strengthening the Legal Framework of the Republic of El Salvador

Peru Signs its Country Programme Framework (CPF) for 2024-2029

Making Blood Transfusions Safer in Latin America and the Caribbean with Irradiation

Strengthening Nuclear Law in Member States in Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean Regions

Shaping Radiology's Future in Latin America and the Caribbean

Research Reactor Networks Optimize Operations to Meet Increasing Demand

Cooperation is Key: Training Experts to Support Evidence-Based Decision Making Around the Management of Microplastics in the Ocean

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

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