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 almost $7.7 million of Agency support received, Mexico ranks 21st among all recipients of technical assistance during the period 1958 through 1991. The largest share of the assistance received during the past ten years has been in the form of expert services (36%), followed by equipment and training (27% each) and sub-contracts (10%). Almost two-thirds of the funds available were provided by the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (65%), the rest was made available through extrabudgetary contributions (21%) and assistance in kind (14%). With regard to project disbursements during the past ten years, by sector the five major areas have been nuclear safety (34%), nuclear engineering and technology (27%), agriculture (17%), nuclear physics and chemistry (9%), and nuclear techniques in industry and hydrology (9%).
Citation Formats
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The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Mexico, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries.
IAEA: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
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The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Mexico, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries.
IAEA.
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1992.
"The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Mexico, 1982-1992. Country programme summaries."
IAEA.
@misc{etde_10154336,
title = {The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Mexico, 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 almost $7.7 million of Agency support received, Mexico ranks 21st among all recipients of technical assistance during the period 1958 through 1991. The largest share of the assistance received during the past ten years has been in the form of expert services (36%), followed by equipment and training (27% each) and sub-contracts (10%). Almost two-thirds of the funds available were provided by the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (65%), the rest was made available through extrabudgetary contributions (21%) and assistance in kind (14%). With regard to project disbursements during the past ten years, by sector the five major areas have been nuclear safety (34%), nuclear engineering and technology (27%), agriculture (17%), nuclear physics and chemistry (9%), and nuclear techniques in industry and hydrology (9%).}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {The Agency`s Technical Co-operation programme with Mexico, 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 almost $7.7 million of Agency support received, Mexico ranks 21st among all recipients of technical assistance during the period 1958 through 1991. The largest share of the assistance received during the past ten years has been in the form of expert services (36%), followed by equipment and training (27% each) and sub-contracts (10%). Almost two-thirds of the funds available were provided by the Technical Assistance and Co-operation Fund (65%), the rest was made available through extrabudgetary contributions (21%) and assistance in kind (14%). With regard to project disbursements during the past ten years, by sector the five major areas have been nuclear safety (34%), nuclear engineering and technology (27%), agriculture (17%), nuclear physics and chemistry (9%), and nuclear techniques in industry and hydrology (9%).}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}