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<p>The Results
We Need in 2016
Policy Recommendations
for the
Nuclear Security
Summit
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The Results
We Need in 2016:
Policy Recommendations
for the
Nuclear Security
Summit
The risk of terrorists obtaining the materials to build a nuclear bomb
or a radioactive “dirty” bomb is one of the greatest dangers facing the
global community.1
In 2010, U.S. President Barack Obama launched the nuclear security
summit (NSS) process, inviting dozens of heads of states to Washington,
DC, to discuss nuclear security. Additional summits were held in 2012
in Seoul, Republic of Korea, and 2014 in The Hague, Netherlands. The
summits have brought high-level attention to the issue of protecting
vulnerable nuclear and other radioactive materials, which has resulted in
actions that made the world a safer place for people across every continent.
However, the mission is not yet complete. The goal of effective nuclear
security requires vigilance and effort. With the final summit coming
up in 2016, it is imperative that the NSS process results in a legacy
that will sustain its past accomplishments and close remaining gaps to
achieve effective and durable global nuclear security.2
Effective and sustainable nuclear security can prevent these dangerous
materials from falling into the hands of terrorists. It is an essential com-
ponent in the implementation and management of any nuclear program,
such as the operation of nuclear power plants, fuel-cycle facilities, and
research establishments, as well as the use of radioactive sources in
nonpower applications such as medical diagnostics and therapy and
industrial measurement.
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The 2016 NSS must result in bold, new actions that advance global
nuclear security objectives, create a mechanism for continuous and
measurable progress, and provide opportunities and incentives for
all stakeholders to participate. To achieve these goals, international
experts, organizations, and concerned citizens agree that world leaders
must act on a set of 5 Priorities for the 2016 Summit.3
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