With the help of radiation-induced mutation, the Plant Breeding and Genetic Laboratories of the IAEA is enhancing global food security. By this technique, countries can grow plants that are resistant to disease and provide better yields.

With the help of radiation-induced mutation, the Plant Breeding and Genetic Laboratories of the IAEA is enhancing global food security. By this technique, countries can grow plants that are resistant to disease and provide better yields.

With the help of radiation-induced mutation, the Plant Breeding and Genetic Laboratories of the IAEA is enhancing global food security. By this technique, countries can grow plants that are resistant to disease and provide better yields.

With the help of radiation-induced mutation, the Plant Breeding and Genetic Laboratories of the IAEA is enhancing global food security. By this technique, countries can grow plants that are resistant to disease and provide better yields.

Radiotherapy is one of the essential components of treatment for many forms of cancer. The IAEA is working with manufactures and medical experts to bring affordable radiotherapy to developing countries.

UG99 is a deadly disease affecting wheat and is spreading rapidly throughout the world. The IAEA is releasing resistant wheat varieties as well as providing training in mutation techniques to countries for combating its spread.

The Sahel region of Africa suffers from droughts and severe water shortages. The IAEA, using nuclear techniques, will map the aquifers in the region for better management of the resources.

Nuclear technology and techniques have uses in different fields. The Latin American and Caribbean countries met at the IAEA headquarters in May to prepare a framework for using these technologies to help solve their regional problems.

Chad, Egypt, Sudan and Libya share the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer. The four countries have agreed on a UN backed plan to optimize the use of their underground aquifer system and improve their management of water resources.

The VUCCnet is the programme initiated by the IAEA Programme of Action for Cancer Treatment (PACT) to help train healthcare workers in Africa. The VUCCnet will offer an e-learning platform to train the healthcare workers in cancer care and treatment.