Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Ghana

NRA was established in 2016 by the Nuclear Regulatory Authority Act of 2015 (Act 895) to regulate the civilian use of radiations (ionizing and non-ionizing) in Ghana for the protection of people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation hazards. Beneficial uses of nuclear technologies for socio-economic development are ever-increasing in the health, agricultural, industrial, educational, research and security sectors in the country including the future generation of electricity. Health sector clients: Operators of radiotherapy, brachytherapy and nuclear medicine (diagnostic and therapeutic), diagnostic and interventional radiology facilities (mammography, fluoroscopy, x-ray), dental and paediatric radiology facilities. Industrial, research, agriculture,...

Review and assessment,communications and consultation,enforcements,development of regulations and guides,emergency preparedness and response,inspections,and auhorisations

Nuclear regulatory authority, ghana operates in the Government administration industry.

Nuclear regulatory authority, ghana's revenue is 11m - 100m

Nuclear regulatory authority, ghana has 51 - 200 employees.