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Technical Co-operation among Developing Countries (TCDC)

Over the past two decades, many African countries have attained some level of expertise and experience in the fields of nuclear applications, and the peaceful application of nuclear energy to address certain developmental challenges has increased. However, the level of nuclear technology and skills varies from country to country in the region. One key challenge is related to the inadequate role of the beneficiary country in planning and implementing of projects in relevant priority thematic sectors. In addition, differences in the objectives and goals of partners, and their non-alignment with the national development plans of the beneficiary country, pose another notable difficulty.