International Atomic Energy Agency

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is the key body set up in 1957 to promote nuclear technologies.

The agency reports annually to the United Nations.

The IAEA's mission includes three main areas of work:

Content related to "International Atomic Energy Agency"

Title	Type	Date added
MAPW Media Release: Doctors applaud withholding uranium from Russia	Download	18/09/2008
Uranium sales to Russia too risky, finds Government report	News	18/09/2008
Lax safeguards: Scientists drop a nuclear bombshell. 2008	News	23/04/2008
Falling behind: international scrutiny of the peaceful atom - 2008	Download	01/04/2008
Nonproliferation Policy Education Centre (NPEC)	Link	01/04/2008
An illusion of protection	Link	31/03/2008
NPT — Nuclear Proliferation Traders. Jean McSorley - 2000	Download	29/02/2008
Australian regulatory framework and radiation protection standards. Dr John Loy - 2000	Download	29/02/2008
Understanding the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (print quality). MAPW - 2007	Download	28/02/2008
Peace Organisation of Australia	Link	28/02/2008
Securing our survival: (summary). MAPW and ICAN - 2007	Download	28/02/2008
Physicians for Social Responsibility	Link	28/02/2008
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament	Link	28/02/2008
Australian Safegaurds and Non Proliferation Office	Link	28/02/2008
The United Nations	Link	28/02/2008
VERTIC	Link	28/02/2008
The Nuclear Weapon Archive	Link	27/02/2008
The Center for Non-proliferation Studies	Link	27/02/2008
Federation of American Scientists	Link	27/02/2008
Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission	Link	27/02/2008
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists	Link	27/02/2008
Arms Control Association (US)	Link	26/02/2008
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)	Link	21/02/2008