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	International Atomic Energy Agency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The IAEA is headquartered in Vienna, Austria (at the Vienna International Centre).
		IAEA expanded its nuclear safety efforts in response to the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
		The IAEA was headed by Hans Blix from 1981 to 1997, who became unusually well-known because of the 2002-2003 search for weapons of mass destruction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IAEA (566 words)

	CNS - IAEA-North Korea: Nuclear Safeguards and Inspections 1995
		The IAEA Board of Governors asks North Korea to permit IAEA inspectors to measure the amount of plutonium in the spent fuel of its 5MW gas-graphite reactor and in the waste from its radiochemical lab [reprocessing facility].
		The IAEA requests that it be allowed to expand its monitoring activities in North Korea and improve its technical capability to confirm that North Korea's maintenance of the 5MW gas-graphite reactor at Yongbyon and the plutonium processing facility does not reflect an attempt to revive its nuclear program.
		IAEA Director General Hans Blix reports to a special IAEA Board of Governors meeting that North Korea has denied the IAEA permission to measure the amount of plutonium in the 8,000 spent fuel rods or in the liquid-waste at its radiochemical lab [reprocessing facility].
	cns.miis.edu /research/korea/nuc/iaea95.htm (435 words)

	IAEA safeguards and the NPT
		The IAEA is neither the Secretariat of the NPT nor empowered to request States to adhere to it.
		The technical objectives of NPT safeguards are that the IAEA be able to detect, in a timely manner, a diversion of one significant quantity (SQ) of nuclear material from a State's peaceful nuclear activities and to ensure that all nuclear material subject to safeguards in the State is declared to the Agency.
		IAEA safeguards are applied to all source or fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities in a non-nuclear-weapon States party to the Treaty, and should thus be able to detect any diversion of material for the purposes of testing.
	f40.iaea.org /worldatom/Periodicals/Bulletin/Bull371/priest.html (3869 words)

	IAEA: IAEA Update Report For The Security Council Pursuant To Resolution 1441 - 1-27-03
		The key outstanding issue for the IAEA is the accuracy and completeness of Iraq's declaration that there have been no material changes in its nuclear programme since 1998 and that its nuclear activities have been limited to the non-proscribed use of radioisotopes.
		While the IAEA is still continuing with its reconnaissance, the inspectors have already initiated the investigative phase, with particular emphasis on Iraq's activities over the last four years, focusing on those areas of concern identified by States, as well as those identified by the IAEA on the basis of its own analysis.
		For the IAEA to fulfil its mandate quickly and most effectively, it is important that States continue to provide support to the IAEA in all aspects relevant to its mandate in Iraq.
	www.iraqwatch.org /un/iaea/iaea-updatereport-012703.html (5341 words)

	U.S.-IAEA SAFEGUARDS AGREEMENT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Efforts to devise acceptable Treaty provisions for IAEA safeguards in nuclear-weapons states were unsuccessful, and by late 1967, the safeguards issue had become a serious obstacle to acceptance of the NPT by major industrialized non-nuclear weapon states.
		In August 1981, the IAEA also selected for safeguards a decommissioned government-owned research reactor in which a quantity of plutonium was stored, satisfying an existing obligation of the United States and the IAEA for safeguards on two kilograms of plutonium.
		The IAEA is also scheduled to conduct verification activities on high-enriched uranium transferred from Kazakstan to the United States in 1994 under "Project Sapphire." Finally, the United States is working to place its gaseous diffusion plants under IAEA safeguards as well.
	dosfan.lib.uic.edu /acda/treaties/usiaea1.htm (1648 words)

	CNS - IAEA-North Korea: Nuclear Safeguards and Inspections 1996
		IAEA Director General Hans Blix tells the IAEA Board of Governors that North Korea is not cooperating with IAEA efforts to ascertain the quantity of plutonium held at the Yongbyon nuclear facility.
		IAEA inspectors have made a number of attempts to photograph the facility since September 1995, in accordance with agreements reached with North Korea.
		An IAEA safeguards report not released to the public says that the IAEA is unable to verify North Korea's initial declaration under the NPT.
	cns.miis.edu /research/korea/nuc/iaea96.htm (432 words)

	IAEA: ElBaradei UNSC Briefing on Status of Inspections - 1-9-03
		The initial priority of the IAEA, upon resumption of its verification activities in Iraq, was "reconnaissance": the re-establishment of its knowledge of Iraq's nuclear capabilities, including confirmation of the locations of major equipment, of nuclear material and significant non-nuclear materials, and of key technical personnel.
		For example, in the case of the two interviews which the IAEA requested be conducted in private, the individuals to be interviewed requested the presence of an Iraqi government observer.
		In response to IAEA questioning, the Iraqi authorities indicated that unsuccessful attempts had been made in 2001 and 2002 to procure high-strength aluminium tubes in connection with a programme aimed at reverse engineering 81-millimetre rockets.
	www.iraqwatch.org /un/IAEA/iaea-elbaradei-unscbriefing-010903.htm (1249 words)

	International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
		IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei commended a joint project to secure nuclear fuel in Kazakhstan.
		The IAEA Annual Report highlights programmes and activities carried out by the Agency in the past year.
		The IAEA is helping to preserve Colombia's Morroa aquifer for future generations.
	www.iaea.org (459 words)

	IAEA Questions Libya's Nuclear Program (washingtonpost.com)
		IAEA inspectors said efforts to resolve one of the biggest mysteries about Libya's program were complicated by statements from one Libyan, who said the uranium came from North Korea, and from another who pointed the finger at Abdul Qadeer Khan, Pakistan's top nuclear scientist.
		Throughout the IAEA report, which was written ahead of the agency's Sept. 13 board meeting, Libya is praised for providing inspectors with access to facilities and responses to inquiries.
		Khan also is expected to feature prominently in an IAEA report due this week on Iran, which maintains that its equipment is for use in a program designed to produce energy, not weapons.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A47259-2004Aug30.html (791 words)

	Arms Control Association: Fact Sheets: The 1997 IAEA Additional Protocol At a Glance
		The IAEA is responsible for validating that NPT states-parties are complying with the treaty, which bars all states except China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States from acquiring nuclear weapons.
		To close the "undeclared facilities" loophole, the IAEA initiated a safeguards improvement plan known as "Program 93+2." The plan's name reflected the fact that it was drafted in 1993 with the intention of being implemented in two years.
		The essence of the Additional Protocol is to reshape the IAEA's safeguards regime from a quantitative system focused on accounting for known quantities of materials and monitoring declared activities to a qualitative system aimed at gathering a comprehensive picture of a state's nuclear and nuclear-related activities, including all nuclear-related imports and exports.
	www.armscontrol.org /factsheets/IAEAProtocol.asp (820 words)

	IAEA Report 10-8-98
		The previous consolidated reports of the Director General of the IAEA were circulated as document S/1996/261 on I I April 1996, as document S/1996/833 on 7 October 1996, as document S/1997/297 on 11 April 1997, as document S/1997/779 on 8 October 1997 and as document S/1998/312 on 9 April 1996.
		Until 5 August 1998, the IAEA and UNSCOM continued their implementation of a joint programme of inspection of Iraqi sites which are deemed to have capabilities suitable for conducting work on some aspect of weapons of mass destruction, notwithstanding the lack of evidence or indication of such work.
		IAEA experience indicates that the goal of accurate and complete declarations will only be achieved if Iraq assigns additional, technical personnel resources to this task.
	www.nci.org /i/iaea10-8-98.htm (1907 words)

	Rodger A. Payne's Blog: IAEA: Keep up the good work
		After the IAEA failed to keep tabs on Iraq back in the late 1980s, largely because the institution used to inspect only facilities declared by its state members, the agency's treaty was supplemented with some Additional Protocols "that provides (sic) for tougher snap inspections not limited to declared nuclear facilities."
		IAEA chief Mohammed ElBaradei, for example, has repeatedly called to have the nuclear fuel cycle placed under international control to prevent further proliferation.
		This is all pretty important since even the Bush administration relies upon the IAEA to keep tabs on "axle of evil" (this is my new favorite phrase) members Iran and North Korea.
	rpayne.blogspot.com /2005/01/iaea-keep-up-good-work.html (391 words)

	News & Analysis: IAEA finds no evidence of revival of Iraqi nuclear weapons programme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In accordance with paragraph 16 of resolution 1051 (1996), the Director General of the IAEA is requested to submit consolidated progress reports every six months to the Security Council, commencing 11 April 1996, on the Agency's verification activities in Iraq pursuant to paragraphs 12 and 13 of resolution 687 (1991) and other related resolutions.
		The IAEA continues to carry out its work in connection with the notifications expected to be provided to it by States pursuant to Security Council resolutions which require them to notify the IAEA of relevant exports to Iraq, taking into account the Export-Import Mechanism approved by the Council in resolution 1051 (1996).
		The IAEA provided these updates in the form of a report (Update Report for the Security Council pursuant to resolution 1441 (S/2003/95), dated 27 January 2003) and oral statements to the Security Council by the Director General (on 19 December 2002, 9 January 2003, 27 January 2003, 14 February 2003 and 7 March 2003).
	electroniciraq.net /news/1158.shtml (805 words)

	United Nations in Ukraine \| International Atomic Energy Agency
		The statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was approved on 26 October 1956 at an international conference held at the United Nations Headquarters, and the Agency came into existence in Vienna on 29 July 1957.
		The IAEA fosters and guides the development of peaceful uses of atomic energy, establishes standards for nuclear safety and environmental protection, aids member countries through technical co-operation, and fosters the exchange of scientific and technical information on nuclear energy.
		The IAEA safeguards system is primarily based on nuclear material accountancy, verified on the spot by IAEA inspectors.
	www.un.kiev.ua /en/iaea (356 words)

	International Atomic Energy Agency - The Nuclear Authority (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei said today that the Agency's nuclear verification in Iran is making "good progress", with the next report going to the Board of Governors later in November.
		Writing in the Economist 16 October, IAEA Director General ElBaradei outlined why a new global security framework is needed against the spread of nuclear weapons.
		The IAEA and its Director General, Mohamed ElBaradei, are among candidates for prestigious awards, notably the Nobel Peace Prize and the Sakharov Prize awarded by the European Parliament.
	f40.iaea.org /worldatom (414 words)

	Overview of IAEA Nuclear Inspections in Iraq
		Iraqi officials insisted that Kamel's work was unauthorized, and they led IAEA officials to a large cache of documents at Kamel's farm that, the Iraqis said, proved Kamel had directed the projects without their knowledge.
		The IAEA accepted a technically flawed claim by Iraqi officials that the bomb project would have been delayed by the need to further enrich the bomb-grade fuel for use in weapons.
		IAEA, Fourth Consolidated Report of the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency under Paragraph 16 of Security Council Resolution 1051 (1996), S/1997/779, October 8, 1997, p.
	www.nci.org /new/iraq-ib.htm (1960 words)

	wg:Interview With Rodolfo Quevenco, Web Editor at the IAEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The IAEA web redesign team were under no pressure to do anything special, but chose to do the "right thing" and implement their site's redesign using web standards.
		As was discussed previously in webgraphics, perhaps some of the markup in the IAEA's site is not pure semantic and correct in that regard, and still a bit muddled in the presentation, but the Agency should be applauded for plunging into the deep waters in which the typical webgraphics reader is already treading.
		To me, it is a wonderful thing that the IAEA has undertaken to make their website an example for others to follow.
	www.web-graphics.com /mtarchive/001150.php (911 words)

	DE TELEGRAAF:BUITENLAND:Iran belooft meer samenwerking met IAEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Een studie van het IAEA die woensdag uitlekte meldde dat Iran langer heeft geëxperimenteerd met de productie van plutonium, dat kan dienen als brandstof voor atoomwapens, dan het aan het Atoomagentschap had gemeld.
		Maar nu is gebleken dat het tot zeker 1998 daarmee is doorgegaan.
		Het IAEA wil nu weten of het land nog steeds plutonium produceert.
	www.telegraaf.nl /common/jsp/print/printTemplate.jsp?artId=21853511&secId=9151 (219 words)

	Disarmament Diplomacy: - IAEA General Conference
		The concluding session today was prefaced by an IAEA press release on the accident, which occurred on 30 September at the Tokaimura facility in Japan…
		Under an Initiative launched in September 1997, the United States, Russia, and the IAEA agreed on further work towards the Agency's verification of weapon-origin fissile material in the two States.
		States invited the IAEA to develop a plan and timetable for enhancing global cooperation and coordination in preventing, detecting, and responding to the illegal use of nuclear and other radioactive materials.
	www.acronym.org.uk /textonly/dd/dd40/40iaea.htm (330 words)

	BASIC Notes, The IAEA and Iran
		Each successive IAEA report on Iran since February 2003 has provided instances of nuclear fuel cycle activities and experiments undertaken by Iran which were not declared to the IAEA in accordance with Iran's obligations under its Safeguards Agreement.
		The overall assessment of the Direct General of the IAEA is that although all declared material is accounted for the Agency is "not yet in the position to conclude that there are no undeclared nuclear materials or activities in Iran" that could be used for weapons purposes.
		It was subsequently learnt by the IAEA that Iran had received drawings of more advanced centrifuges capable of greater separative work in 1994 and had carried out research and development activities on these during 1999 -2000.
	www.basicint.org /pubs/Notes/BN041123.htm (3273 words)

	Technorati Tag: IAEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Tens of thousands of Iranians demonstrated hours before IAEA was awarded the ultimate peace prize for opposing the spread of nuclear arms.
		One of the first opinions on the Nobel peace prize 2005 that was awarded to ElBaradei and IAEA is delivered with a bang by the Times' foreign editor:...
		The IAEA approved Mohamed ElBaradei as head of the 139-nation nuclear energy oversight commission for his third consecutive term.
	www.technorati.com /tags/IAEA (638 words)

	Department of State Washington File: Text: Senate Asked to Approve U.S.-IAEA Protocol on Inspections
		Given the broader IAEA access rights under the Additional Protocol, a state refusing to permit access in order to hide a clandestine nuclear weapons program is likely to raise concerns at an earlier stage of the program, enabling the Board of Governors and the international community to respond sooner.
		Moreover, once challenged by the IAEA, Iran, was slow to grant access to a variety of locations, and balked at IAEA use of sensitive environmental sampling techniques at a key location suspected of enrichment-related activities.
		IAEA access to these locations is allowed only if needed to resolve a question or inconsistency regarding U.S. declarations, normally only after the IAEA provides the United States an opportunity to clarify and resolve the question or inconsistency.
	usembassy-australia.state.gov /hyper/2004/0213/epf511.htm (4025 words)

	Report on the 22nd IAEA On-Site Inspection in Iraq under UNSCR 687
		Richard Hooper of the IAEA for the period 1 to 7 November and Mr.
		Garry Dillon of the IAEA for the period 8 to 15 November.
		The IAEA seals on all four tagged equipment items were checked and one seal was changed.
	www.iraqwatch.org /un/IAEA/iaea-22.htm (3883 words)

	CNN.com - Iran nukes still a concern - IAEA - Aug. 26, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		IAEA inspectors say they have found traces of highly enriched uranium at Iran's Natanz nuclear plant.
		The diplomat did not expect the IAEA's board of directors to declare Iran in non-compliance at its September 8 meeting.
		In June, the IAEA's 35-nation governing board criticized Iran for failing to report some of its nuclear material and facilities, raising concerns in the international community -- particularly Washington -- about its nuclear ambitions.
	www.cnn.com /2003/WORLD/meast/08/26/iran.iaea/index.html (722 words)

	Clarification sought from IAEA -DAWN - Top Stories; 28 March, 2004
		The Pakistan Mission in Vienna contacted the IAEA spokeswoman, Ms Melissa Fleming, to seek clarification on the remarks attributed to her in a press report on Friday, the sources said.
		The IAEA spokesperson was also told that authorities in Islamabad found it odd that she chose to single out Pakistan in her press comments at a time when the IAEA was holding consultations with several countries.
		When the IAEA spokesperson was asked by the Pakistan Mission to issue a clarification, she said that she would send an email to the reporter to correct the comments attributed to her.
	www.dawn.com /2004/03/28/top5.htm (326 words)

	U.S., IAEA Negotiate Sending Teams to Iraq
		The negotiations apparently began one day after IAEA General Secretary Mohamed ElBaradei issued a statement saying he was concerned that "nuclear and radioactive materials may no longer be under control" in Iraq, particularly at the Tuwaitha Nuclear Research Center 30 miles south of Baghdad.
		An IAEA spokesman said in a telephone interview from Vienna that agency teams in Iraq in January for their last survey had compiled a detailed inventory of what was at Tuwaitha.
		The IAEA spokesman said yesterday that the IAEA teams that were being prepared to return to Iraq were trained to not only examine what remains at the site and what is missing, but also to try to determine where the missing items went.
	www.iraqfoundation.org /news/2003/emay/21_inspection.html (604 words)

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