Nuclear Science and Technology Delivers Hope to Cancer Patients Around the World
Cancer is a major global public health challenge, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where nearly 70% of cancer-related deaths occur and access to specialized care is limited. Continue reading
Immagine EO della Settimana: Costa di Rudong, Cina
La missione Copernicus Sentinel-2 ci porta sopra parte dell'area costiera della Contea di Rudong, sulla costa orientale della Cina.
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IAEA Director General’s Introductory Statement to the Board of Governors
(As prepared for delivery)
The conflict in Ukraine is about to enter its fifth year. It continues to pose the world’s biggest threat to nuclear safety. Continue reading
Panama Advances National Cancer Control Through Joint IAEA Mission
A team of international experts led by the IAEA identified opportunities to strengthen specialized oncology training and enhance coordination in Panama’s health sector, following a weeklong imPACT Review mission in the country coordinated by the Panama... Continue reading
IAEA and International Financial Institutions Move Nuclear Partnership from Diplomacy to Delivery
The IAEA and the World Bank Group – along with other international financial institutions (IFIs) and multilateral development banks (MDBs) – have taken an important step forward in shifting their collaboration from diplomacy to concrete delivery, as th... Continue reading
Five Reasons the Clean Energy Transition Needs Nuclear Power
Nuclear energy provides access to clean, reliable and affordable electricity. It accounts for around 9% of global electricity and 25% of all low-carbon electricity without emitting greenhouse gases at the point of generation. Continue reading

