Interregional projects deliver assistance and support beyond national and regional borders, and address the needs of several Member States in different regions. Interregional projects are divided into the following categories: transregional, global, capacity building projects and joint activities with an international entity.<\/p>\n
The IAEA member states are grouped for administrative reasons, so technical assistance and cooperation projects take place in four regions: Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and Europe.<\/p>\n
Transregional projects address development challenges that involve countries from more than one region, but not necessarily in all regions.<\/p>\n
Global standard-setting projects provide a framework for equal participation by Member States globally. Projects may include the development of guidelines, curricula, teaching materials and best practice documentation.<\/p>\n
The capacity-building projects of developing countries support applicants from developing countries to participate in conferences, seminars and workshops approved under the IAEA Master Programs, thus promoting networking and knowledge sharing.<\/p>\n
Joint technical cooperation activities with an international entity are formalized through cooperation agreements and are also considered as interregional projects.<\/p>\n
List of inter-regional projects for the period 2018-2019. years in which the Republic of Serbia participates:<\/p>\n
1. INT \/ 0\/091 – Developing Masters Degree Nuclear Technology Management Programs though the International Nuclear Management Academy (INMA) Initiative (Pilot Phase)
\n2. INT \/ 0\/094 – Utilizing the Sustainable Development Goals to Integrate Nuclear Science and Technology in Member States’ Attainment of their National Development Plans
\n3. INT \/ 0\/095 – Supporting Member States in the Human Capacity Building Related to the Nuclear Science and Technology and Quality Management of the Technical Cooperation Program
\n4. INT \/ 0\/096 – Establishing and Enhancing National Legal Frameworks for the Safe, Secure and Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy and Ionizing Radiation
\n5. INT \/ 5\/154 – Improving Food Safety Through the Creation of an Interregional Network that Produces Reliable Scientific Data Using Nuclear and Isotopic Techniques
\n6. INT \/ 5\/155 – Sharing Knowledge on Sterile Insect and Related Techniques for Integrated Area-Wide Management of Insect Pests and Human Disease Vectors
\n7. INT \/ 6\/059 – Supporting Member States to Increase Access to Affordable, Equitable, Effective, and Sustainable Radiation Medicine Services within a Comprehensive Cancer Control System
\n8. INT \/ 6\/062 – Strengthening Capacity for Cervical Cancer Control through Improvement of Diagnosis and Treatment
\n9. INT \/ 9\/182 – Sustaining Cradle-to-Grave Control of Radioactive Sources
\n10. INT \/ 9\/183 – Overcoming the Barriers to the Implementation of Decommissioning and Environmental Remediation Projects
\n11. INT \/ 9\/184 – Enhancing Transport Safety Infrastructure in the Mediterranean Region Member States through Sustainable Collaboration<\/p>\n
You can download the list of interregional projects in PDF format along with the contact details of the national project coordinators here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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