Abstract
The country programme summary reported here is one in the series of such studies being undertaken of the Agency`s TC programme with Member States. With over $5.7 million of Agency support received, Sudan ranks 31st among all recipients of technical assistance in the period 1958 through 1991. Over the past ten years, almost equal shares of this assistance were provided in the form of equipment (46%) and training (42%), and only a small percentage was provided in the form of expert services (12%). The best part of the resources was made available through the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (77%), while in-kind and extrabudgetary contributions account for 13% and 10% of the resources, respectively. With regard to project disbursement during the past ten years, by sector, the two largest areas have been general atomic energy development (37%) and agriculture (21%), followed by nuclear medicine (14%). Smaller shares (6% each) have gone to nuclear physics and chemistry, nuclear engineering and technology, hydrology, and nuclear safety.
Citation Formats
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The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Sudan, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries.
IAEA: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
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The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Sudan, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries.
IAEA.
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1992.
"The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Sudan, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries."
IAEA.
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title = {The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Sudan, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The country programme summary reported here is one in the series of such studies being undertaken of the Agency`s TC programme with Member States. With over $5.7 million of Agency support received, Sudan ranks 31st among all recipients of technical assistance in the period 1958 through 1991. Over the past ten years, almost equal shares of this assistance were provided in the form of equipment (46%) and training (42%), and only a small percentage was provided in the form of expert services (12%). The best part of the resources was made available through the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (77%), while in-kind and extrabudgetary contributions account for 13% and 10% of the resources, respectively. With regard to project disbursement during the past ten years, by sector, the two largest areas have been general atomic energy development (37%) and agriculture (21%), followed by nuclear medicine (14%). Smaller shares (6% each) have gone to nuclear physics and chemistry, nuclear engineering and technology, hydrology, and nuclear safety.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Sudan, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The country programme summary reported here is one in the series of such studies being undertaken of the Agency`s TC programme with Member States. With over $5.7 million of Agency support received, Sudan ranks 31st among all recipients of technical assistance in the period 1958 through 1991. Over the past ten years, almost equal shares of this assistance were provided in the form of equipment (46%) and training (42%), and only a small percentage was provided in the form of expert services (12%). The best part of the resources was made available through the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (77%), while in-kind and extrabudgetary contributions account for 13% and 10% of the resources, respectively. With regard to project disbursement during the past ten years, by sector, the two largest areas have been general atomic energy development (37%) and agriculture (21%), followed by nuclear medicine (14%). Smaller shares (6% each) have gone to nuclear physics and chemistry, nuclear engineering and technology, hydrology, and nuclear safety.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}