We are in a new and more dangerous era in which the likelihood of use of
weapons of mass destruction is growing. NTI delivers innovative, real-world solutions
that address these challenges and create lasting change for a positive future.
Our Impact Model
NTI’s Impact Model drives our work to create the necessary systemic change for a safer
world by galvanizing large-scale institutional adoption of proven global security
practices and programs.
Our expert analysis shines a bright light on critical security gaps and generates
actionable threat-reduction solutions. By stimulating the collective self-interest of
government and private-sector forces around the world, NTI then cultivates
collaboration and momentum around those solutions. These partnerships forge
pilot initiatives that demonstrate and de-risk proposals to catalyze large-scale,
enduring institutional adoption.
Build a Brighter Future
Join us to address threats and build a safer world
These examples demonstrate NTI’s unique ability to engage global government,
institutional, and private-sector leaders to act, achieving systemic change.
25+
Our public-private partnership with the U.S. Department of State involves 25+
countries developing innovative monitoring and verification solutions to address
complex technical challenges associated with nuclear disarmament
verification.
International Partnership for
Nuclear Disarmament Verification
Engaging a diverse group of states to develop
innovative monitoring and verification solutions
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GHS Index is the only comprehensive benchmark of health security across 195
countries. Having predicted the world’s weak pandemic response, the Index helps
countries improve their ability to prevent and respond to epidemics and
pandemics.
The GHS Index highlights individual country
needs, boost compliance with international standards, and create better
understanding of global capabilities to prevent, detect, and respond to
biological threats.
47%
The 2020 NTI Nuclear Security Index found that fewer than half of countries
have a response plan in place for a cyber incident at a nuclear facility.
Building a framework for assurance,
accountability and action
$50M
With $50 million from Warren Buffett, NTI launched a low-enriched uranium bank
to prevent nuclear proliferation by giving countries seeking nuclear power an
assured fuel source. The bank, located in Kazakhstan, is now operational.
An international bank to supply nations with
low-enriched uranium (LEU) to operate nuclear power reactors in case of
supply disruption.
5000+
NTI helped conceive and create the now-independent World Institute for Nuclear
Security to disseminate best practices for nuclear materials security among more
than 5,000 members from 144 countries.
Engaging U.S. voters about the urgency to
reduce nuclear and other WMD threats
What People Say about NTI’s Work
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And with your Nuclear Threat Initiative, you helped
us ratify the New START treaty, rally the world to secure
nuclear materials, strengthen the global non-proliferation
regime, and create an international fuel bank for peaceful
nuclear power. … That’s an extraordinary legacy and an
extraordinary record.
The Nuclear Threat Initiative has undertaken a large
number of practical activities that have directly improved
international security and U.S. security. They have done things
that will ensure that nuclear material can never be in the hands
of terrorists.
