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NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR E&T:

A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO BUILD

COMPETENCE IN RADIATION SAFETY

ANDREA LUCIANI Division of Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety

Department of Nuclear Safety and Security IAEA

[email protected]

Consultative Meeting of Policy-Decision Makers on the establishment of

a National Strategy for Education and Training

in Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety

16-17 December 2015

mailto:[email protected]

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Outline

IAEA Strategic Approach to E&T in rad., transp. and waste safety

• Principles of IAEA’s support to Member States in the field of E&T

A Sustainable Approach to Build Competence

• The concept of a National Strategy for E&T • Guidance on a methodology to establish the National Strategy for E&T

Provision of IAEA support

• Activities under IAEA TC projects to promote the establishment of the National Strategy for E&T

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IAEA STRATEGIC APPROACH to E&T 2011- 2020

“IAEA Strategic Approach to

Education and Training in

Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety

2011–2020”

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Algeria; Argentina; Belarus; Belgium; Brazil; China; Cuba; France; Germany; Ghana;

Greece; Korea; Malaysia; Morocco; Spain; Syria; UK; USA

Steering Committee to

advise on the

implementation

Endorsed by the IAEA

General Conference in 2010

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Vision

Education and Training infrastructures

for building and maintaining national competence in radiation, transport and waste safety,

are in place in Member States,

consistent with IAEA safety standards

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Objectives

• To strengthen radiation, transport and waste safety infrastructures through building competence in MSs

• To ensure that E&T programmes in MSs address the requirements of the IAEA safety standards

• To facilitate the establishment of a national strategy for E&T in rad., transp. and waste safety in MSs

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Objectives

• To strengthen radiation, transport and waste safety infrastructures through building competence in MSs

• To ensure that E&T programmes in MSs address the requirements of the IAEA safety standards

• To facilitate the establishment of a national strategy for E&T in rad., transp. and waste safety in MSs

General Conference Resolutions

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Outline




• Concept of the National Strategy for E&T • Guidance on a methodology to establish the National Strategy for E&T



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Building Competence

Facilities and Activities

“Conventional”

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Are competence built on time? - Plans to install facilities or

undertake activities timely complemented with HR plan

Are resources optimized? - National and International (IAEA)

Is sustainability addressed? - Building capacity to address future E&T needs

Are the actual E&T needs addressed? - National legal and regulatory framework - Present and future facilities and activities

Building Competence “Conventional”

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• Existing regulatory/professional E&T requirements

• Current and foreseeable facilities & activities

No. of people to be trained

Define E&T

events &

infrastructure to

meet identified

needs

• Develop new/expand existing E&T programmes & infrastructure

• Establishment of criteria (courses, lecturers, material)

• Consider outsourcing (international/regional/bi-lateral resources)

Have identified

needs been

met?

Are there new

needs?

National

Strategy

for E&T

Assess

E&T Needs

Develop and

Implement

E&T Programme

Design National

E&T Programme Evaluate

effectiveness

Proactive approach Building Competence

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Development and Implementation of the E&T Programme

Facilities and Activities

Assess E&T Needs

Design E&T Programme

Evaluation of the E&T Programme

Building Competence Proactive approach

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Assess E&T Needs



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Assess E&T Needs



StrengthenedRadiation, Transport and

Waste Safety in Member States

Specialized Training Courses in thematic areas

Postgraduate Educational Course in Radiation

Protection and the Safety of Radiation Sources (PGEC)

Fellowships

On-the-JobTraining

(OJT)

Scientific Visits

Distance learning (for the PGEC)

Train the Trainers

Workshops(TTT)

IAEA + Regional Training Centres

Training of Radiation Protection Officers

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GUIDANCE HOW TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR E&T

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GUIDANCE HOW TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR E&T

Annex I:

• illustrates the practical application of the guidance for a hypothetical country

helps to visualize the implementation of the various steps of the process in a practical way.

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GUIDANCE - ANNEX I

1. Analysis of E&T needs

2. Design of the National E&T Programme

3. Development and Implementation of the National E&T Programme

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GUIDANCE - ANNEX I




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GUIDANCE - ANNEX I




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GUIDANCE - ANNEX I


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GUIDANCE - ANNEX I


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GUIDANCE - ANNEX II

Annex II • To visualize the chronological sequence

of actions for establishing the national strategy for E&T, including: The contribution from the

different stakeholders The time frame

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GUIDANCE - ANNEX II

Stakeholders Policy

framework

Ou

tpu

t 1: N

ation

al strategy for E&

T establish

ed

Assessment of education and training needs

Ou

tpu

t 2: E&

T need

s assesse

d

Design of the national E&T programme

Ou

tpu

t 3: Sch

edu

le of activities to

meet th

e E&T n

eeds

Development and implementation of the national E&T

programme

Ou

tpu

t 4 : C

om

peten

ce b

uilt in

sup

po

rt of n

ation

al rad. safety in

frastructu

res

Evaluation of the national

E&T programme

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tpu

t 5: N

ation

al E&T p

rogram

me co

ntin

uo

us to

be effective an

d u

p to

date

Government

Action 1 Action 3

Action 4

Action 16

Regulatory

body

Action 2

Action 4 Action 7

Action 12 Action 13 Action 14

Professional bodies and

associations

Action 2

Action 6

Action 9

Action 15

Education and

training providers

Action 2

Action 5

Action 9

Action 15 Action 17

National

Committee

Action 2

Action 8

Action 10 Action 11

Action 18 Action 19

Action 20

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COOPERATION PROJECTS

TSA6 Regional Projects on E&T “Strengthening the Education and Training Infrastructure and

Building Competence in Radiation Safety”

Africa RAF9048 (2012-2015)

Asia and the Pacific RAS9066 (2012-2015)

Europe RER9109 (2012-2015)

Latin America RLA9070 (2012-2013) RLA9075 (2014-2017)

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National Strategy for E&T

Lithuania (English)

Morocco (French)

Brazil (Spanish)

Jordan (Arabic)

Botswana (English)

Thailand (English)

Tajikistan (Russian)

8 Regional workshops; 118 participants from 83 Member States

• The guidance to establish a National Strategy for E&T has been disseminated among MSs

2012

Bolivia (Spanish)

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Greece (English)

Ghana (English) Malaysia (English)

Belarus (Russian)

Algeria (French)

Cuba (Spanish)

6 Regional workshops; 108 participants from about 88 Member States

• Work Plans were drafted to establish a National Strategy for E&T

National Strategy for E&T 2013

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Tanzania (English)

Kazakhstan (Russian)

6 Regional workshops ; 100 participants from about 70 Member States

5 National seminars in Spanish (Costa Rica, Cuba, Paraguay, Venezuela, Guatemala)

Bosnia and Herzegovina (English)

Malaysia (English)

Nicaragua (Spanish)

Cote d’Ivoire (French)

National Strategy for E&T 2014 - 2015

• Update of the Work Plans to establish a National Strategy for E&T • Assessment of the E&T needs (first step in the National Strategy for E&T)

3 Expert Missions to advice on the establishment of a National Strategy (Burkina Faso, Mauritania, FYR of Macedonia)

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Take Home Points (1/2)

The establishment by Member States of a national strategy for E&T in radiation safety is one of the main challenges that MSs will face to build sustainable competence, in compliance with relevant IAEA Safety Standards

For that purpose IAEA has developed a guidance, and provided support to disseminate it, through the technical cooperation projects

Experience gained during the Workshops, Seminars, Expert missions confirms that the commitment of high-level national authorities is the key factor for the establishment of a national strategy for E&T

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Take Home Points (2/2)

Participants using the guidance: > 300 Work Plan to establish a National Strategy: 80 MSs Analysis of E&T needs: 34 MSs Policy/Strategy for E&T: 11 MSs

Achievements towards the establishment of a National Strategy for E&T

in Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety

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Thank you for your attention

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