1. In Young Suh Division of Nuclear Security
Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSCs) and the NSSC Network 23 September 2014 Arab Network for Nuclear Regulators Vienna International Centre, M4
In Young Suh Division of Nuclear Security

2. Outline Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSCs)
International Network of Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres (NSSC)
Conclusions

3. Nuclear Security Support Centres
Primary objectives are:
Develop human resources through the implementation of a tailored training programme
Develop a network of experts
Provide technical support for lifecycle equipment management and scientific support for the detection of and the response to nuclear security events 1
Training needs assessment 2
Training programme
Qualified instructors 3
Training implementation 4
Technical & scientific support services 
Long-term sustainability of nuclear security capabilities
Phase 1 - HRD
Phase 2

4. Establishment of NSSCs
IAEA TECDOC-1734:
Establishing a National Nuclear Security Support Centre
IAEA support
Advisory missions

5. International Network of Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSC) - I
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International Network of Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSC) - I
Since Feb 2012
Supports sharing of information
Membership: open to all IAEA Member States, observers and other relevant stakeholders
Objectives:
promote a high level of NS training and support
facilitate cooperation and assistance in activities to optimize use of available resources
To coordinate current and future efforts in States or regions to establish and maintain these centres, the IAEA facilitated organisation of a collaboration network among the different operators of such centres and other relevant stakeholders. Forty-seven(47) representatives from 30 Member States and a number of international organizations agreed by consensus on terms of reference for the network and decided to name it International Network for Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres (NSSC). Currently, more than 90 members from 40 institutions worldwide.
Coordinated collaboration among Centres within the Network will accelerate sharing of generic information and experience and lessons learned across borders, will accelerate the development of nuclear security capacities, will foster nuclear security culture and will lead to innovative approaches in the area of training delivery and technical and scientific support function provision.
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6. International Network of Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSC) - II
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International Network of Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSC) - II
100+ members from more than 47 institutions worldwide
2 regular meetings
3 Working Groups (WG)
WG A – Coordination and Collaboration
WG B – Best Practices
WG C – Information Management and Other Emerging Issues
To coordinate current and future efforts in States or regions to establish and maintain these centres, the IAEA facilitated organisation of a collaboration network among the different operators of such centres and other relevant stakeholders. Forty-seven(47) representatives from 30 Member States and a number of international organizations agreed by consensus on terms of reference for the network and decided to name it International Network for Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres (NSSC). Currently, more than 90 members from 40 institutions worldwide.
Coordinated collaboration among Centres within the Network will accelerate sharing of generic information and experience and lessons learned across borders, will accelerate the development of nuclear security capacities, will foster nuclear security culture and will lead to innovative approaches in the area of training delivery and technical and scientific support function provision.
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7. Mapping Project (in progress)

8. Conclusions
Capacity Building (CB) is critical for States to establish & maintain effective & sustainable nuclear security regime.
The Agency continues its coordinating role among Member States’ programmes dedicated to nuclear security.
IAEA Division of Nuclear Security is ready to continue supporting States in developing their CB through:
Comprehensive Training Programme: more than 80 training events annually
International Nuclear Security Training and Support Centre Network (NSSC)

9. For More information: i.suh@iaea.org nssc@iaea.org
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10. Key Competent Authorities for Nuclear Security
12/29/2018
Key Competent Authorities for Nuclear Security
Judiciary
Emergency
Services
Civil
Defence
Regulators
Border
Guards
Police
Legislative
Authorities
Intelligence
Customs
Military
Forces
Governmental
Policy
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