Nuclear Safety and Security Framework Overview
In-depth exploration of the global nuclear safety and security framework, including elements such as strengthening safety regimes, nuclear security measures, and considerations for development. The integration of safety and security measures, essential elements of a state's security regime, and international legal instruments are discussed. Additionally, the importance of information management, leadership, risk management, and stakeholder roles is highlighted.
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The Global Nuclear Safety and Security Framework Yassine Chaari Office of Safety and Security Coordination Department of Nuclear Safety and Security
Strengthening The Global Nuclear Safety Regime Elements of The Global Nuclear Safety Regime Development of The Convention on Nuclear Safety Process Enhanced utilization of the IAEA Safety Standards Enhanced exchange of Operating Experience Multinational cooperation for the safety review of new nuclear power plant designs
Nuclear Security Regime Nuclear security and nuclear safety have in common the aim of protecting persons, property, society and the environment. Security measures and safety measures have to be designed and implemented in an integrated manner to develop synergy between these two areas and also in a way that security measures do not compromise safety and safety measures do not compromise security. 12 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A STATE S NUCLEAR SECURITY REGIME
The Global Safety and Security Framework
Considerations for the Framework In addition to INSAG 21 the following elements could to be considered: Radiation facilities Nuclear and radiation activities Capacity building Other global and regional elements of the framework National stakeholder roles and responsibilities Fukushima Daiichi Accident lessons learned Nuclear security
Considerations: Elements Nuclear Safety and Security International and Regional Legal Instruments binding and non binding legal instruments Regional Agreements The Vienna Declaration on Nuclear Safety The IAEA Standards, Guides and Services Capacity Building Communication Leadership Risk Management Elements of a national nuclear safety and security Framework Etc.
Information Management- Confidentiality Regulation & Sharing Experience (oper. and reg.) Leadership Policies Governance & Management Stakeholder Management Legal Framework Risks National Transparency Reporting Infrastructure SS and guidance Engagement with public Technologies International Legal Instruments Performance R&D Capacity Peer Reviews Building Strategy HRD Knowledge Management Management Competence Culture Compliance E&T Responsibilities Roles &
Discussion ADSEC INSAG guidance
