Examples of using Nuclear security support in English and their translations into Russian
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Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan.
The Government is in the process of joining the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan of IAEA.
In 2013, six national Nuclear Security Support Centres were established.
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute updates on the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan.
Thirty-two integrated nuclear security support plans have been drafted and are in various stages of implementation.
Furthermore, in February 2013, Lesotho joined the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan with IAEA.
Colombia has an Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan that was developed with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
IAEA, in cooperation the Police Community of the Americas and the Colombian Nuclear Security Support Centre.
Participation and providing expertise to the Nuclear Security Support Centres and Academic Research Initiatives.
Integrated nuclear security support plans were central to the implementation of IAEA nuclear security activities.
IAEA had developed a methodology to assist States to establish national nuclear security support centres.
Collaborating with established Nuclear Security Support Centers and EU Centers of Excellence to provide holistic expertise to stakeholders in the CBRN fields.
To help States plan their nuclear counter-terrorism activities, integrated nuclear security support plans were created.
It assists States in establishing nuclear security support centres to build competencies and skills through the implementation of a tailored training programme and the establishment of sustainable support services.
Advisory missions continued to serve as a basis for national integrated nuclear security support plans, which seven States accepted during the year.
During the period from 2007 to 2010,the Ministry organized events related to implementation of Ukraine's comprehensive physical nuclear security support plan.
In addition, the IAEA expressed readiness to amend the current Integrated Nuclear Security Support Program between Ukraine and the IAEA for 2016-2018.
In this regard, the Group welcomes the Advisory Service missions being conducted in nuclear-weapon States andwelcomes the increasing number of Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plans.
Develop, in conjunction with IAEA, as necessary, Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plans to consolidate and prioritize nuclear security needs.
During this period, the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute, under the supervision of theInternational Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), updated the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan.
IAEA continued to consolidate the nuclear security needs of States into Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plans, which served as a framework for implementing nuclear security activities and improvements.
With regard to nuclear security, Mexico consistently collaborates with such International Atomic Energy Agency services as the International Physical Protection Advisory Service, whose recommendations have contributed to improving the security of nuclear and radioactive materials and have been extended to cover facilities and transport; the International Nuclear Security Advisory Service;and the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan.
In 2007, the Agency provided assistance aimed at improving nuclear security arrangements through the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plans, in which Ukraine also actively participated.
These have provided invaluable inputs to developing integrated nuclear security support plans, which provide the basis for a comprehensive and sustainable approach to addressing specific national nuclear security needs.
The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute, with the assistance of an IAEA expert, conducted a two-day meeting with other relevant government agencies to review andupdate the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan for further implementation of nuclear security activities in the Philippines from 2013 to 2015.
The IAEA key capacity-development tool is an Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan, which provides a comprehensive and customized framework for a State's nuclear security efforts, tailored to its specific needs and allowing potential donors to coordinate their activities.
With regard to IAEA activities in the area of nuclear security, Egypt welcomes the continued efforts of the IAEA to further develop the Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plans and to ensure, to the extent possible, all required voluntary contributions to the Nuclear Security Fund.
These included repatriating unneeded highly enriched uranium or plutonium to the countries of origin; converting research reactors or medical radioisotope production facilities from using highly enriched uranium to low enriched uranium; ratifying the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism and the 2005 Amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material;establishing nuclear security support centre; and contributing to the IAEA activities, including the IAEA Nuclear Security Fund.
In addition, IAEA continued to consolidate the nuclear security needs of States into integrated nuclear security support plans, which serve as a framework for implementing nuclear security activities and improvements.
The Council stresses the importance of international efforts to establish selfsustaining nuclear security support centres and the plan of the International Atomic Energy Agency to establish the International Network for Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres.