Typically issued in July each year, the IAEA Annual Report summarizes and highlights developments over the past year in major areas of the Agency's work. It includes a summary of major issues, activities, and achievements, and status tables and graphs related to safeguards, safety, and science and technology.
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Published annually in mid-year, this analytical overview covers issues and trends in nuclear, radiation, transport, and radioactive waste safety. More detailed accounts of safety-related events and issues worldwide are provided in a supporting document.
The Review is published annually and includes the global trends and the Agency’s activities in the area of nuclear security in the respective year. It also presents priorities, as identified by the IAEA based on Member States’ needs and priorities, for strengthening nuclear security globally.
The IAEA annually issues a Safeguards Implementation Report to its Board of Governors, typically in June, to cover the preceding year. A summary of the report is issued to highlight the main achievements and developments.
This review - issued every two years and updated annually - reports on the global status and trends in fields of nuclear science and technology. Topics covered include nuclear power development, including innovative reactors and fuel cycle approaches; nuclear applications in fields of health, agriculture, water, and other areas; nuclear information and knowledge management; and issues of sustainable development in which nuclear technologies can play an important role.
The IAEA issues a Technical Cooperation Report to its Board of Governors in June, covering the precceding year.
See the latest version of the IAEA Technical Cooperation Report and Supplement.