The IAEA supports research under its programmes, sub-programmes and projects that are listed in its approved Programme and Budget. These Coordinated Research Activities are normally implemented through Coordinated Research Projects (CRPs), which bring together research institutes in both developing and developed Member States to collaborate on research topics of common interest. Research, technical and doctoral contracts and research agreements are awarded to institutes in Member States for their completion of research work under these CRPs.

Each established CRP consists of a network of 10 to 15 research institutes that work in coordination for three to five years to acquire and disseminate new knowledge

• Research Contracts are generally awarded to institutions in developing countries or countries in transition insofar as they can effectively carry out the research.

• Research Agreements are generally awarded to institutions in developed countries and do not provide financial support.

The Research Coordination Meetings (RCMs) attendance is supported by IAEA for both.

Here is how to participate: https://www.iaea.org/services/coordinated-research-activities/how-to-participate

​New CRPs	​
​	​ ​ ​cRP Numerical Simulation of Transient Experiments at ​STELLA-2 Integral Effects Test facility​
Active CRPs​	​
​​	CRP Neutronics Benchmark of CEFR Start-Up Tests	​
	​ CRP Benchmark of Transition from Forced to Natural Circulation Experiment with Heavy Liquid Metal Loop ​
​	​ CRP Simulations of Transient Test at S-ALLEGRO Helium Facility​​ ​
​Completed CRPs​​
​    ​	​CRP Benchmark​​ Analysis of FFTF Loss of Low ​​Without Scarm Tests​​​
​ ​​	​ ​CRP Sodium Properties and Safe Operation of Experimentsl Facilities in Support of the Development and Deployment of Sodium Cooled Fast Reactors (NAPRO)​​
​	​ ​CRP PSFR Source Term - Radioactive Under Severe Accident Conditions ​