Intergovernmental nuclear science and safety agency in Vienna with applied labs in Austria and Monaco, global collaborating centers, coordinated research contracts, and training facilities. Its neutral convening role connects industry with regulators and academia worldwide.
The International Atomic Energy Agency is an intergovernmental research and standards body based in Vienna that advances the safe, secure, and peaceful use of nuclear technologies for a global membership. Industry engages via coordinated research programs that connect organizations with leading institutes, and through co-located analytical laboratories in Austria and Monaco that provide reference measurements, intercomparisons, and training. Collaborating centers and expert working groups offer pathways to pilot methods, align with standards, and access specialized facilities. Activities are funded by assessed contributions from Member States and augmented by extrabudgetary support from governments and international donors.