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Title: Training and education activities of IAEA


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Training and education activities of IAEA
  • Geetha Sadagopan
  • Policy Programme Support Section
  • Division of Radiation, Transport and Waste
    Safety
  • Department of Nuclear Safety Security

2
CONTENTS
  • BACKGROUND
  • EDUCATION TRAINING
  • Responsibilities
  • Strategy
  • ACHIEVEMENTS
  • FUTURE

3
  • BACKGROUND

4
IAEA
  • Specialised agency within UN system
  • Created in 1957 by international treaty
  • 140 Member States
  • HQ in Vienna, Austria regional offices/labs

5
IAEA Governance
  • Policymaking organs
  • General Conference
  • Representatives of 140 Member States meet
    annually
  • Elects Board, approves Members, approves Director
    General and approves budget
  • Board of Governors
  • 35 Member States
  • 13 designated by Board
  • 22 elected by General Conference

Secretariat DG Mohamed ElBaradei 2200 staff
6
IAEA Main Pillars
  • Safety and Security
  • Science and Technology
  • Safeguards and Verification

7
The IAEA is the only organ within the UN system
with specific statutory responsibilities on
radiation protection and safety
8
International Safety Regime
  • Binding Conventions
  • International Safety Standards
  • Provisions for their applications

9
SAFETY FUNCTIONS
IAEA FUNCTIONS IN RADIATION SAFETY
10
Hierarchy of International Standards
  • Fundamentals
  • Requirements
  • Guides

11
Provisions for Applicationsof Standards
12
EDUCATION TRAINING
13
RESPONSIBILITIES
LEGAL PERSONS
MEMBER STATES
IAEA
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RESPONSIBILITIES
  • I- Legal Persons
  • Legal persons have the primary responsibility
    for applying the Standards.

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • II- Member States
  • Governments enforce the standards through, inter
    alia
  • A regulatory framework, requiring appropriate
    education training for all concerned personnel
    assigning responsibilities for its provision.

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • III- The Agency
  • Establishing standards supporting documents

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • III- The Agency (contd)
  • Establishing standards supporting documents

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • III- The Agency (contd)
  • Establishing standards supporting documents

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • III- The Agency (contd)
  • Support for educational training courses,
    workshops, seminars, OJT, scientific visits and
    distance learning.

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • III- The Agency (contd)
  • Support to MSs for establishing sustainable
    national and/or regional Centers and education
    training programmes.

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RESPONSIBILITIES (contd)
  • POLICY
  • Post-graduate educational course
  • Specialized training courses
  • Workshops
  • Fellowships
  • Scientific Visits
  • Seminars

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EVALUATION
  • Need for more integrated approach.
  • Need for more corporate image.
  • Reactive rather than proactive.
  • Creates a culture of dependency. rather than a
    culture of sustainability.

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TRAINING STRATEGY
  • VISION
  •  
  • A sustainable education and training system is
    in place in Member States compatible with the
    requirements of the BSS and other relevant
    radiation safety standards.

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TRAINING STRATEGY
  • OBJECTIVES
  • To put in place an appropriate education and
    training programme as a mechanism for the
    implementation of the BSS and other relevant
    safety standards
  • To encourage appropriate knowledge and
    understanding to promote and sustain safe working
    practices and
  • To promote the continuous exchange of information
    between Member States as an essential mechanism
    for establishing and maintaining safety
    NETWORKING

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ACTIONS Strategic Plan
  • Setup a Steering Committee
  • Continue developing the network of National,
    Regional and Collaborating Training Centres
  • Continue to offer and run seminars, conferences,
    short duration specialist courses and all
    appropriate means to promote the continued
    exchange of information

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ACTIONS Strategic Plan
  • IAEA (contd)
  • Set up a robust mechanism for the development and
    updating of appropriate training aids and
    materials (Modular) and optimize the direct
    involvement of specialist Agency personnel in
    training activities

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ACTIONS Strategic Plan
  • IAEA (contd)
  • Put in place a procedure which facilitates the
    development of trainers in radiation protection
    and safety and
  • Encourage all Member States to develop and
    implement strategies for building competence.

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Key milestones
Portfolio of training activities
Regional training centers established
Annual summary of training activities from centers
Policy on implementation of the trainers
Completion of initial modules
Initial actions (Action Plan)
Self sustainable training in MSs
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2008
2010
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REVIEWED KEY MILESTONES
Sustainability
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Strategic Plan - Implementation
  • Steering committee established
  • Inter Centre Network established
  • Standardised training materials developed
  • Train the Trainers workshop conducted
  • Annual Reports from Training Centres received
  • Training needs analysed

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  • ACHIEVEMENTS

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Implementation of the strategy
  • Steering Committee
  • Inter Centre Network
  • Development of standardised training material
  • Train the Trainers
  • Appraisal of training centres

33
Implementation of Strategy
  • Steering Committee
  • Argentina, Austria, Belarus, Brazil, Cuba,
    Germany, Greece, India, Japan, Korea, France,
    Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, Spain, Syria, UK,
    USA, EC and IRPA.

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Implementation of Strategy- (contd)
  • Develop, standardize and disseminate training
    material
  • PGEC 11 parts completed
  • Specialized training gt 30 training packages
    completed
  • Distance Learning gt 23 lessons completed
  • E-learning gt 2 interactive modules completed

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Implementation of Strategy- (contd)
  • Train the Trainers workshop
  • Radiation Protection in Medicine - Regional
    (Czech Republic)
  • Radiation Protection in Industry- Regional (NRPB-
    U.K.)
  • Radiation Protection in Medicine Inter regional
    (Turkey)
  • Radiation Protection in Medicine- Regional in
    Spanish(Argentina)
  • Radiation Protection in Medicine- Regional
    (Thailand)

36
Train the Trainers workshop
  • National workshops - Radiation Protection -
    (Lithuania. China, Nigeria, Jordan and Vietnam)
  • Participants to PGEC in RTCs- Module XI
  • More than 600 have benefited from this module
  • In addition Training offered by Emergency
    preparedness and response unit
  • More than 200 have participated in these
    workshops.

37
Education and Training Appraisal (EduTA)
  • Identification of national education training
    needs
  • Detailed appraisal of the provision for
  • E T in radiation protection
  • Results
  • developing a national strategy
  • in better planning of E T events

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Training of Qualified Experts
  • Develop, standardize and disseminate training
    material
  • PGEC 11 parts completed
  • Specialized training gt 30 training packages
    completed
  • This includes training materials for regulators,
    radiation protectionist, radiographers..

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Training requirements of RPO
  • RPO Syllabus developed
  • Core Syllabus
  • Supplementary syllabus
  • RPO Training Material
  • Core material developed - IAEA
  • Supplementary material Nuclear Medicine,
    Industrial radiography, Radiotherapy, Unsealed
    sources, Nuclear power plants developed -- RTCs

40
Training requirements of radiation workers
  • Illustrative materials developed in thematic
    safety areas to avoid accidents and misses at
    workplace
  • Educational material for labour reps. / labour
    instructors being developed- in the form of
    compilation of frequently asked questions

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Other training requirements- contd..
  • Distance Learning
  • E learning-
  • Web interface developed using DNL Reader
  • CD with the training material and DNL reader
    completed
  • Pre training to PGEC attendees
  • Feed back received positive
  • Translation
  • Arabic completed
  • Russian completed
  • Spanish in progress

42
  • FUTURE

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Future Activities
  • To implement and maintain the strategy for
    education and training, for radiation, transport
    and waste safety.

44
Future Activities contd
  • To establish, implement and maintain a global
    network for fostering information exchange in
    radiation, transport and waste safety as an
    element of the strategic plan

45
Future Activities contd
  • To complete the development of training
    materials- Radiation Protection Officers (R.P.O.)
    and less informed target audiences.
  • To translate validated training packages into
    official Agency languages

46
Future Activities contd
  • To ensure the availability of suitable trainers,
    both national and international, organise Train
    the Trainers workshops- on themes, in accordance
    with the packages developed and introduce them to
    potential lecturers.
  • Data Base for Train the Trainers-established
  • Data Base updated with participants (national,
    regional and inter regional)
  • Separate Data Base created for PGEC participants

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Future Activities contd..
  • To assess the effectiveness of a training centre
    and to systematically assess the training needs
    through Education and Training Appraisals
    (EduTA), using
  • the protocol document developed and accepted by
    steering committee
  • 3 appraisals completed, 4th planned

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Thank you!
E-mail G.Sadagopan_at_iaea.org
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