The IAEA Nuclear Security Series Glossary in Georgian has been prepared by the Civil Council on Defense and Security (CCDS) and published in 04.02.2020. The translation of this Glossary in Georgian language was made possible thanks to generous support from Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM).

Nuclear Security Series Glossary -- Version 1.3 (November 2015) published by International Atomic Energy Agency: This Glossary comprises a compilation of terminology, definitions and explanations given in existing publications in the Nuclear Security Series. Where terms the same as or similar to those used in Nuclear Security Series publications are also used in other key nuclear security documents, such as Conventions and UN Security Council Resolutions, or in IAEA safety standards (and therefore appear in the IAEA Safety Glossary), the other usage (and any difference in definition) is noted for information.

The scope of the Nuclear Security Series Glossary is necessarily limited, and is intended to focus on the key terms that are specific to, or that are used in a specific way in, nuclear security, and in particular those defined and used in Nuclear Security Series publications. A number of general categories of terms that may be used in security related publications have been specifically excluded from this Glossary (except where a specific point needs to be made about a specific term).

Reference numbers match the publication numbers in the Nuclear Security Series. For ease of reference, each reference number has an associated letter indicating the category of the publication: F for the Nuclear Security Fundamentals [20F]; R for the Recommendations [13R, 14R, 15R]; G for Implementing Guides and T for Technical Guidance publications. The entry for each term starts with one or more definition(s). Different definitions for a given term are numbered and referenced.

Drafters of nuclear security guidance publications should, as far as possible, use the terms in this Dictionary with the meanings given. Terms should also be used consistently, especially in guidance.

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