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Strengthening Long-Term Nuclear Security: Protecting Weapon-Usable Material in Russia
State Contractor–Program Coordinator
Russian Federation Ministry of Atomic Energy
State Contractors on Program
Russian Federation Ministry of Atomic Energy; Russian Federation Ministry on Civil Defense, Extreme Situations, and Elimination of the Consequences of Natural Disasters; Russian Federation Ministry of Health; Russian Federation Ministry of Science and Technology; Russian Federation Ministry of Economics; Russian Federation State Committee on Environmental Protection; Russian Shipbuilding Agency; Russian Federal Inspectorate on Nuclear and Radiation Security
Primary Executors of Program
Scientific research and experimental design organizations and enterprises of the Russian Federation Ministry of Atomic Energy; Russian Federation Ministry of Internal Affairs; Russian Federation Ministry on Civil Defense, Extreme Situations, and Elimination of the Consequences of Natural Disasters; Russian Federation Ministry of Health; Russian Federation Ministry of Defense; Russian Federation Ministry of Education; Russian Federation Ministry of Natural Resources; Russian Federation Ministry of Railways; Russian Federation Ministry of Agriculture and Food; Russian Federation Ministry of Fuel and Energy; Russian Federation Ministry of Transportation; Russian Federation Ministry of Economics; Russian Federation Ministry of Justice; Russian Federation State Committee on Environmental Protection; Russian Federation State Committee on Standardization and Metrology; Russian Federation State Committee on Construction and the Housing and Public Utilities Complex; Russian Federation State Committee on Customs; Russian Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring; Russian Federation Federal Security Service; Russian Federal Forestry Service; Russian Shipbuilding Agency; Russian Federal Inspectorate for Nuclear and Radiation Security; Federal Administration for Medical-Biological and Emergency Problems of the Russian Federation Ministry of Healthcare; Russian Academy of Sciences; Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences; Russian Academy of Medical Sciences; Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences; the Kurchatov Institute Russian Science Center; and other organizations as determined on a competitive basis in accordance with the Federal Law on Competitions for the Awarding of Orders to Supply Goods, Complete Work, and Provide Services to Meet State Needs
Primary Developers of Program
Russian Federation Ministry of Atomic Energy; Academician A. I. Leipunsky Institute of Physics and Power Engineering State Science Center
Goal and Basic Objectives of Program
The goal of the Program is to comprehensively address problems of ensuring the nuclear and radiation safety of the state with the aim of reducing to a socially acceptable level the risk of radiation effects on humans and their living environment arising from the operation of atomic energy facilities and natural and manufactured sources of ionizing radiation.
