Nuclear Cooperation Project
This project ran from September 2015 to mid-2016 and focused on evaluating current baselines on nuclear cooperation agreements, analysing which key nuclear exporters have fall-back safeguards and right of return requirements in their agreements, and the reasons behind the decisions for/against including these requirements. The project also explores the practicalities of implementing such requirements in the event of a change in the conditions under which the materials, equipment and technology were provided.
Working Group
The Working Group consisted of:
- Isabelle Anstey, PhD. Candidate, Department of War Studies, King's College London
- Dr. Peter Carter, INENS Advisor on Peaceful Uses;
- Dr. Sonia Drobysz, Legal Officer, the Verification Research, Training and Information Centre (VERTIC), London; INENS Advisor to the Executive Director
- Sylvain Fanielle, PhD Candidate, University of Antwerp, Belgium
- Meena Singelee, INENS Executive Director
Activities under this project
This project includes:
- A consultative online meeting between the working group and invited experts from governments;
- A one-day consultative workshop in Vienna;
- A Research Brief on Nuclear Cooperation: Baselines on Fall-Back Safeguards and Right of Return
Funders
The project was funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office.


