This course describes the ten IAEA fundamental safety principles and their application to these areas; the development of policy and strategies for managing radioactive waste; explains why policy and strategy need to be established in this field and describe their content; and talks about legal, institutional and regulatory framework, roles and responsibilities in radioactive waste management and funding. In addition, introduces the concept of exclusion, exemption and clearance of radioactive material. | Duration: approx. 1 h per module | Interactivity: Self-study | Languages: English, Russian | Certificate: N/A | Target audience: Young professionals or new entrants to the area.
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Course on Policies, Strategies and Prerequisites for Radioactive Waste Management
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