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IAEA, Kenya and South Africa Work Together to Trace Sediments in Kenyan Port
The IAEA, Kenya and South Africa have been working together to apply a more environmentally friendly method of tracing ocean sediments, in order to keep East Africa's largest international seaport ope...
Small Islands, Big Impact: Charting Progress in Agriculture and Nutrition Outcomes in Pacific Island States
The Pacific islands have made progress in improving agriculture and enhancing nutrition under a new localized IAEA approach to using nuclear science to address development challenges. ?
The IAEA technical cooperation programme has been implementing a Sub-regional Approach to the Pacific Islands (SAPI) over the last two years, focusing on areas where nuclear science and technology is likely to have a competitive advantage in comparison with other techniques, and where its application can result in tangible development impacts. ?
IAEA Deepens Ties with the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation
The IAEA and the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation will launch a new series of joint activities to enhance collaboration, following an agreement signed during the recent UN High Level Political Forum in New York.
IAEA Helping Doctors Provide Online Cancer Expertise Across Borders
An IAEA programme to provide virtual oncology expertise to cancer patients in developing countries has shown to be a wide success – engaging over 500 radiotherapy professionals from 19 countries and helping hospitals improve care for many patients, according to a comprehensive review.
Cambodia and Lao People's Democratic Republic Build Trained Nuclear Workforces with Support of Viet Nam and the IAEA
Since renewing the Practical Arrangements for Triangular Cooperation between Cambodia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Viet Nam and the IAEA in 2022, Viet Nam has continued to build human and institutional capacity in its neighbouring countries. Roughly 40 Cambodian and Laotian participants have completed fellowships, scientific visits, workshops and training courses on nuclear safety, non-destructive testing, cancer care, animal health and food irradiation from 2020 to 2023 with the support of Viet Nam and the IAEA.