[en] Non-governmental organizations (NGO) are the structures that were born by the time, the time when deep changes in our society led us to new trends in the all spheres of society development, to new decisions and, as a consequence, to new structural findings that where able to govern, to support and put into reality the new ideas the could not be inserted in the structure assemblies of the former society. All non-governmental organizations in Kazakhstan are younger than ten years old, but they already could be considered highly experienced, for intensity of their activity is rather high. The main advantages of NGOs are flexibility and independent source of ideas, basic data and policy assessment. There are several non-government organizations that are working in the field of non-proliferation and export control. Kazakhstan Nuclear Technology Safety Center (NTSC) is among them. Non-proliferation and export control is only a small part of activity that NTSC is involved in. Non-governmental organizations could be of several types: NGOs that are affiliated with university or institute, independent associations, quasi-governmental structures and various foundations. NTSC complementing efforts of Kazakhstan Atomic Energy Committee (KAEC) in the field of non-proliferation and export control. The activity of NTSC in the field of non-proliferation includes: Holding conferences, seminars and workshops; Creating databases and reports; Develop proposal for legislation; Provide specialized training; Analyze data. NTSC is involved in a number of projects devoted to non-proliferation and export control. The following projects are supported by the US Department of Energy cooperation program on nuclear export controls for Russia and the Newly Independent States: System to review Kazakhstan exports (STROKE); Computerization of historical licensing data; Export control reference materials for Kazakhstan organizations; Additional Protocol. STROKE is a technical analysis database for dual-use and nuclear related licenses which was developed by software specialists at the National Nuclear Center in Kazakhstan. The system will be used by employees of Institute of Atomic Energy (IAE) located in Kurchatov City and KAEC in Almaty. The aim of Computerization of historical licensing data project is a create an electronic database of archival; nuclear and dual use licensing data generated by KAEC since 1993. The data will then to be put into STROKE system for ease of access and to provide searching capabilities. Export control reference materials for Kazakhstan organizations project is designed to provide an appropriate library of references (in electronic or hard copy form) for technical analysis (end-use and some end-user) to be used by staff KAEC, the IAE, NTSC and other agencies involved in nuclear export controls. A two and half day seminar devoted to familiarizing government and industry personnel with Additional Protocol requirements as they relate to export control. What kinds of problems arise, in particular in legislation, after the signing of the Additional Protocol