4th ASEM Seminar on nuclear safety
The 4th ASEM Seminar on Nuclear Safety focused on discussing the importance of knowledge management in enhancing nuclear safety. Hosted by the Spanish Nuclear Safety Regulator, CSN, in Madrid, the seminar emphasized human resources development, education, training, and knowledge networking as crucial aspects of capacity building for nuclear safety. With participants from various sectors and countries, the event provided a platform to exchange ideas and explore opportunities for cooperation between Asia and Europe in ensuring the safe operation of nuclear facilities worldwide.
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4th ASEM Seminar on nuclear safety 4th ASEM Seminar on nuclear safety 7th Steering Committee Meeting on Regulatory Capacity Building and Knowledge Management IAEA, Vienna, 7-11 Dec. 2015 Eugenio Gil Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear www.csn.es
ASEM Meetings ASEM Meetings The Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) is an informal process of dialogue and cooperation bringing together the 28 European Union member states, 2 other European countries, and the European Union with 21 Asian countries and the ASEAN Secretariat. The ASEM dialogue addresses political, economic, as well as social, cultural, and educational issues, with the objective of strengthening the relationship between the two regions in a spirit of mutual respect and equal partnership. http://www.aseminfoboard.org/
ASEM ASEM Seminars on nuclear safety Seminars on nuclear safety 1stASEM Seminar, Singapore, June 2011 National, Regional and International Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and Response 2ndASEM Seminar, Lithuania, June 2012 International Instruments for Ensuring Nuclear Safety 3rdASEM Seminar, Indonesia, November 2014 Effective, Transparent and Sustainable Nuclear Safety Infrastructure 4thASEM Seminar, Spain, October 2015 Knowledge Management to Enhance Nuclear Safety
4th ASEM Seminar on 4th ASEM Seminar on Nuclear Safety Nuclear Safety The 4thASEM Seminar was hosted by the Spanish Nuclear Safety Regulator, CSN in Madrid, 29-30 October 2015 The Seminar addressed the issue of KM to Enhance Nuclear Safety , which has become a high priority for national and international organizations working to ensure the safe and sustainable operation of nuclear facilities around the world. The program elaborated on: human resources development, education and training, knowledge management and knowledge networking as fundamental pillars of nuclear safety capacity building. The Seminar provided an outstanding opportunity to share ideas and experiences and to explore possibilities for Asia-Europe cooperation The Seminar was attended by 110 participants from 27 countries worldwide representing governmental institutions, operators, regulators, technical support organizations, research and development organizations, educational institutions and service providers Presentations 4thASEM Seminar
4th ASEM Seminar 4th ASEM Seminar Topical sessions Topical sessions Nuclear Safety Knowledge Management: Capacity Building, Training, Human Resources and Networking. Role of KM in Nuclear Organizations: Regulators, Technical Support Organizations, Research and Development Centers, Nuclear Facilities Operators and Service Providers. Nuclear Safety KM In Education, Training and Human Resources Development. National Practices and International Cooperation. KM in Specific Nuclear Safety Related Topics: Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and Response (EPR), Life-cycle Phase, R&D Conceptual Design, Detail Design & Licensing, Construction & Decommissioning, Operation & Maintenance, Refurbishment & Decommissioning.
4th ASEM Seminar 4th ASEM Seminar Conclusions (1/2) Conclusions (1/2) The relevance of the elaboration and having available national strategic approaches to education and training The establishment of international networks helps ensure sustainable nuclear safety and security The provision of technical support services can be obtained by this networking as a way for the exchange of information, experience and knowledge The information related to KM can be centralized by all the actors and covered through the interregional cooperation Adequate metric and indicators should be used to ensure KM efficiency and effectiveness
4th ASEM 4th ASEM Seminar Conclusions (2/2) Conclusions (2/2) Seminar KM is critical in a situation where emergencies are very rare but response needs to be timely and effective Areas out of the scope of the seminar (i.e., radiation protection nuclear applications) need also enhancing KM KM regarding the organizational level, as an element of the management system of the organization Participants identified a list of topics of interest for future actions. The results of the Seminar (report/presentations) will be reported to the ASEM Senior Officials so they can be taken into account.
4th ASEM 4th ASEM Topics of interest for future actions Topics of interest for future actions Developing Emergency Preparedness and Response cooperation amongst Asia countries, learning from the experience of the European region Enhancing public awareness on nuclear energy development and safety. Periodic safety reviews of non-power reactors. Technical support for regulators on licensing, review and assessment as well as international or regional consultancy assistance for regulatory bodies of embarking countries. Knowledge transfer of European experience on decommissioning of nuclear installations. Use of risk-informed decision making in regulatory process. Assessment of natural hazards. Nuclear Security Asia Europe cooperation will be establiseh
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