Annex F IAEA Safeguards Statistics[1]

Table 1 IAEA Safeguards Expenditure (US$ million)
	1998	1999	2000
Regular budget expenditure	80.342	78.985	70.617^[2]
Extra budgetary funds expenditure	16.581	13.826	10.311

Table 2 IAEA Verification Activities
	1998	1999	2000
Number of inspectors	226	224	217
Inspections performed	2,507	2,495	2,467
Person-days of inspection	10,071	10,190	10,264
Number of seals applied to nuclear material or safeguards equipment, detached and subsequently verified	26,824	28,044	25,484
Films, video tapes and digital storage media items reviewed	5,816	6,304	6,099

Table 3 Approximate Quantities of Material Subject to IAEA Safeguards on 31 December 1998, 1999 and 2000
Tonnes	1998	1999	2000
Plutonium contained in irradiated fuel	586	628	643
Separated plutonium outside reactor cores	62.5	73.1	72.3
Recycled plutonium in reactor cores	7.2	8.0	10.7
Highly enriched uranium	21.4	21.2	21.8
Low enriched uranium	49,483	51,191	48,974
Source material (natural uranium or thorium)	90,622	92,150	91,677

Table 4 Number of Installations under IAEA Safeguards or Containing Safeguarded Material on 31 December 1998, 1999 and 2000
	Number of Installations
Totals	1,085	952	954
Facility Type	1998	1999	2000
Power reactors	236	236	236
Research reactors and critical assemblies	169	168	168
Conversion plants	13	13	13
Fuel fabrication plants	46	43	42
Reprocessing plants	6	6	6
Enrichment plants	14	14	11
Separate storage facilities	70	69	73
Other facilities	82	86	85
Subtotals	636	635	634
Other locations and non-nuclear installations	449	317	320

^[1]. Source of information:
IAEA Annual Reports for 1998-2000. All
figures given are for calendar years.

^[2]. The
decrease in expenditure in 2000, in $US, reflected currency movementsthe
IAEA's accounts are paid in Austrian Schillings.

Last Updated: 24 September 2014

Annual Report 2000-2001