RCARO recently published leaflets of RCA Success Stories to increase awareness about remarkably successful IAEA/RCA projects in the past several years. Target audience of the leaflets is basically the end-users who have wider potentials to use various nuclear technologies for the environment, human health and industry.

The leaflets cover the RCA's latest achievements in the fields of air pollution, ground water contamination, tissue banking, development of new materials using radiation processing technologies, and distance assisted training for nuclear medicine. The titles of the leaflets are; 'Distance assisted training strengthens regional skills in nuclear medicine', New materials form natural polymers: using nuclear technology to improve nature's gifts', 'Restoring health and saving lives: global benefits from RCA's trail blazing', 'Isotope
Hydrology helps find water fit to drink', and 'Nuclear analysis of airborne particles provides a key to alleviating air pollution', respectively.

RCARO provided the leaflets to each National RCA Representatives, each related project lead country coordinators, and others for their circulation to the potential end-users. This year, RCARO also plans to publish other RCA success stories in an effort to promote better understanding of RCA and for ample use of outcomes from the RCA projects.