The Additional Protocol is not a stand-alone agreement, but rather a protocol to a safeguards agreement that provides additional tools for verification.

The Additional Protocol is a legal document negotiated between the International Atomic Energy. Agency (IAEA) and an individual state granting the.

This document is a model Additional Protocol designed for States having a Safeguards Agreement with the Agency, in order to strengthen the effectiveness and ...

The Additional Protocol provides for the IAEA's right to use environmental sampling during inspections at both declared and undeclared sites. It further permits ...

The Additional Protocol is an essential element in strengthening the IAEA's capability to detect undeclared nuclear activities. The IAEA has emphasised that ...

Under the Additional Protocol, the United States is obligated to make declarations to the IAEA on peaceful nuclear activities in the United States and to ...

The Additional Protocol is designed for States that have any type of safeguards agreement with the IAEA. States with CSAs that decide to conclude additional ...

The U.S. Additional Protocol, which entered into force on January 6, 2009, is a treaty between the U.S. and the IAEA that is appended to the U.S. –IAEA ...

The Additional Protocol is a legal document granting the IAEA complementary inspection authority to that provided in underlying safeguards agreements. A ...

Under an Additional Protocol, the IAEA may carry out complementary access to assure the absence of undeclared nuclear material and activities.