Abstract
The past year has been a time of significant challenges and achievements for the IAEA. In the area of verification, the Agency has been at the centre of attention and has demonstrated again its ability to perform objective and credible safeguards. In the area of safety and security, there are overall improvements but much remains to be done. In the technology area, the Agency is contributing to sustainable development through its technical co-operation (TC) programme - with the benefits of nuclear applications increasingly recognized - but more partnerships are needed to optimize the use of these valuable technologies. And while nuclear power continues to hold great potential as a clean source of energy, it remains in a holding position due to a number of associated concerns. In more detail some of the Agency activities in each of the following areas are reviewed: Nuclear Power Technology (Current Status and Outlook, Evolutionary and Innovative Approaches, Waste and Fuel Cycle Concerns, Building Capacity in Member States, Nuclear Knowledge Management, International Co-operation on the Nuclear Fuel Cycle); Non-Power Nuclear Applications (Human Health, Water Resources Management, Plant Mutation and Breeding, Sterile Insect Technique, De-mining); the Agency Laboratories; Co-ordinated Research Projects; Nuclear Safety and Security (Safety
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ElBaradei, M.
Statement to the Forty-seventh Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference 2003. Vienna, 15 September 2003. IAEA General Conference.
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2003.
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ElBaradei, M.
Statement to the Forty-seventh Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference 2003. Vienna, 15 September 2003. IAEA General Conference.
IAEA.
ElBaradei, M.
2003.
"Statement to the Forty-seventh Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference 2003. Vienna, 15 September 2003. IAEA General Conference."
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abstractNote = {The past year has been a time of significant challenges and achievements for the IAEA. In the area of verification, the Agency has been at the centre of attention and has demonstrated again its ability to perform objective and credible safeguards. In the area of safety and security, there are overall improvements but much remains to be done. In the technology area, the Agency is contributing to sustainable development through its technical co-operation (TC) programme - with the benefits of nuclear applications increasingly recognized - but more partnerships are needed to optimize the use of these valuable technologies. And while nuclear power continues to hold great potential as a clean source of energy, it remains in a holding position due to a number of associated concerns. In more detail some of the Agency activities in each of the following areas are reviewed: Nuclear Power Technology (Current Status and Outlook, Evolutionary and Innovative Approaches, Waste and Fuel Cycle Concerns, Building Capacity in Member States, Nuclear Knowledge Management, International Co-operation on the Nuclear Fuel Cycle); Non-Power Nuclear Applications (Human Health, Water Resources Management, Plant Mutation and Breeding, Sterile Insect Technique, De-mining); the Agency Laboratories; Co-ordinated Research Projects; Nuclear Safety and Security (Safety of Research Reactors, Status of International Conventions, Establishment of Global Safety Standards, Safety Services, International Expert Group on Nuclear Liability, Safety of Transport of Radioactive Material, Nuclear Security and Protection Against Nuclear Terrorism, Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources); Verification of Nuclear Non-Proliferation (Safeguards Implementation Report for 2002, Status of Comprehensive Safeguards Agreements and Additional Protocols, Integrated Safeguards, Implementation of Safeguards in the the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolutions Relating to Iraq, Application of Agency Safeguards in the Middle East, Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement in the Islamic Republic of Iran, Agency Participation in Nuclear Disarmament Activities); Technical Co-operation Programme; Management of the Agency.}
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title = {Statement to the Forty-seventh Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference 2003. Vienna, 15 September 2003. IAEA General Conference}
author = {ElBaradei, M}
abstractNote = {The past year has been a time of significant challenges and achievements for the IAEA. In the area of verification, the Agency has been at the centre of attention and has demonstrated again its ability to perform objective and credible safeguards. In the area of safety and security, there are overall improvements but much remains to be done. In the technology area, the Agency is contributing to sustainable development through its technical co-operation (TC) programme - with the benefits of nuclear applications increasingly recognized - but more partnerships are needed to optimize the use of these valuable technologies. And while nuclear power continues to hold great potential as a clean source of energy, it remains in a holding position due to a number of associated concerns. In more detail some of the Agency activities in each of the following areas are reviewed: Nuclear Power Technology (Current Status and Outlook, Evolutionary and Innovative Approaches, Waste and Fuel Cycle Concerns, Building Capacity in Member States, Nuclear Knowledge Management, International Co-operation on the Nuclear Fuel Cycle); Non-Power Nuclear Applications (Human Health, Water Resources Management, Plant Mutation and Breeding, Sterile Insect Technique, De-mining); the Agency Laboratories; Co-ordinated Research Projects; Nuclear Safety and Security (Safety of Research Reactors, Status of International Conventions, Establishment of Global Safety Standards, Safety Services, International Expert Group on Nuclear Liability, Safety of Transport of Radioactive Material, Nuclear Security and Protection Against Nuclear Terrorism, Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources); Verification of Nuclear Non-Proliferation (Safeguards Implementation Report for 2002, Status of Comprehensive Safeguards Agreements and Additional Protocols, Integrated Safeguards, Implementation of Safeguards in the the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolutions Relating to Iraq, Application of Agency Safeguards in the Middle East, Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement in the Islamic Republic of Iran, Agency Participation in Nuclear Disarmament Activities); Technical Co-operation Programme; Management of the Agency.}
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