World Nuclear Transport Institute

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The World Nuclear Transport Institute (WNTI) is an international organisation that represents the collective interests of the nuclear power and packaging industries, and those who rely on it for the safe, efficient, and reliable transport of radioactive materials.^[1][2] Through the WNTI, companies are working together to promote a sound international framework for the future by helping to build international consensus through co-operation and understanding.^[3] The Institute was founded in 1998.^[4][5] The WNTI is a private, non-profit organisation funded by membership subscriptions.^[6][7] Member companies are drawn from a wide range of industry sectors including major utilities, fuel producers and fabricators, transport companies, package designers, package producers and mines.^[8] Headquartered in London, the WNTI Secretariat has a small staff of qualified professionals working closely with members and other international bodies involved in the transport of radioactive materials.^[9]