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Recruiting More Well-Qualified Women
At the 8th Meeting of Points of Contact for the Recruitment of Women, IAEA Chief Amano underscored his support for efforts to identify and help the Agency recruit more women.
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Women Changing the Face of Nuclear Industry
The roles of women in global development took center stage at the IAEA International Women´s Day celebration. More »
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Facts and experiences - this website highlights the rewards and challenges for women working on nuclear issues. More »
Member States designate Points of Contact for the Recruitment of Women. More »
These personal stories highlight women´s experiences in the IAEA and demonstrate how women are contributing to the changing face of the world´s nuclear community. More »
Stories of women working in International Nuclear Safeguards. More »
See how the UN has spearheaded the drive toward equality for women worldwide. More »
What is the IAEA´s record on Women? Read the facts and figures. More »
See what the Agency is doing to promote equal participation of women and men in the Secretariat. More »
Read about the responsibilities of the Agency´s Focal Point for Gender Concerns. More »
The Agency supports the United Nations goal of achieving diversity and equality in the workplace. See the resolutions adopted on improving the status of women in the IAEA Secretariat. More »
The Department of Technical Cooperation has initiated a new programme to increase the proportion of female staff employed at the IAEA and/or in the Member State´s nuclear institutions. More »
Most of us recognise that the burden of poverty rests heavily on women´s shoulders. See how nuclear techniques are improving the lives and health of women across the globe:
Withough livestock, farmers like Mgeni Lamek, have to till their fields by hand. Tsetse flies kill three million livestock animals every year. More »
Emma Castro of Peru knows about saving lives. When a New year´s fireworks celebration ran out of control in January 2002, sparks ignited fires in a busy commercial plaza. More »
Cervical cancer strikes Ethiopians at four times the rate of women in industrial countries. Worldwide, the illness claims the lives of some 200,000 women each year. Radiotherapy is giving Genet a chance. More »
Doctors working in Afghanistan, the Philippines and India speak about the cancer situation in their respective countries. More »