The Global Nuclear Safety and Security Network Yassine Chaari Office of Safety and Security Coordination Department of Nuclear Safety and Security
What is GNSSN? GNSSN • human network operating at global, regional and national levels, supported by a strong web platform. • a key support element of the Global Nuclear Safety and Security Framework (GNSSF) defined here as “the institutional, legal and technical framework for ensuring the safety of nuclear installations throughout the world. • Share information and knowledge, facilitate multilateral cooperation and coordination and capacity building. “ provide a gateway to sharing nuclear safety and security knowledge and IAEA services by making resources visible and available to all affiliated safety and security related networks .”
The global nuclear safety and security framework- GNSSF Based on INSAG 21 • GNSSN is considered as the means to sustain the implementation of the international legal framework and focuses on assisting Member States to meet their national responsibilities as well as their international obligations
Ensuring Robust National Nuclear Safety Systems – INSAG 27
GNSSN Mission Support the GNSSF
GNSSN Strategic Goals: Building Capacity – Sustaining Results
GNSSN Elements (December .2017) Content of Global Networks and Fora International Regulatory Network (RegNet) the GNSSN SMR Regulators’ Forum Regulatory Cooperation Forum (RCF) WWER Regulators’ Forum Forum for Senior Regulators of CANDU Reactors Regulatory Peer Review Services online space (IRRS, ARTEMIS, OSART, etc …) Control of Sources Network (CSN) Education and Training Network in Nuclear Waste and Radiation Safety Nuclear Security Information Portal (NUSEC) Technical and Scientific Support Organization Forum (TSOF) Emergency Preparedness and Response Network (EPnet) Global Safety Assessment Network (GSAN) Occupational Radiation Protection Networks (ORPnet) Transport Safety Networks (MedNet, etc.) Safety and Security Communication Network (GNSSCOM) Regional Safety Networks Arab Network of Nuclear Regulators (ANNuR) Asian Nuclear Safety Network (ANSN) Forum of Nuclear Regulatory Bodies in Africa (FNRBA) Ibero-American Forum of Radiological and Nuclear Regulatory Agencies (FORO) European and Central Asia Safety Network – (EuCAS) [Liaison with regional networks external to the IAEA (e.g. the European Nuclear Safety Regulators Group (ENSREG), Western European Nuclear Regulators Association (WENRA)] National Level Each Member State has its own National Nuclear Safety Knowledge Platform) serving as an interface to the national web-based knowledge platforms.
How GNSSN works Different programmes Significant progress has been made as confirmed by need to be further the different GC resolutions and IAEA conferences developed People who cultivate connections and relationships in a wider variety of networking contexts have greater opportunities to learn more, grow professionally and have a bigger impact on safety and security in their own countries.
Global Nuclear Safety and Security Network in Numbers 20 Networks 17 Thematic Area 120 Member States Over 70 000 documents ~0.5 million pages viewed per year, 7000 users Since 2011, over 450 regional and national activities Since 2011, ~5000 experts involved in the GNSSN activities People who network through GNSSN have greater opportunities to learn more, grow Connect, communicate and professionally and have collaborate: a worldwide gateway to a bigger impact on help Member States build a smarter, safety and security in their own countries . safer planet
2017 Highlights More details : GNSSN 2017 Annual Report
Nuclear Safety Knowledge Management • TM on managing Nuclear Safety Knowledge (July 2017) • Draft Safety Report: National approaches and experiences in managing Nuclear Safety Knowledge • Model Workshop on nuclear safety knowledge management: Processes, tools and case studies • 20 National Nuclear Safety Knowledge Platforms accessible through GNSSN • Improves coordination, collaboration, and accountability, analysis of Capacity Building programme effectiveness, Streamlines process and decision making support systems
Capacity Building (CB) • “ Umbrella approach” to CB: – education and training, – human resource development, – knowledge management, and – knowledge networks. • Revised Methodology • Revised Self-assessment • Preparation of expert missions for the development of national capacity building programmes
Global Nuclear Safety and security Communication Network (GNSSCOM) • Consultancy meeting | 10-13 April 2017 – Development of Website and first review of the IAEA Communicator’s Toolbox – 2 nd meeting to be organized by the end of the year • Steering committee meeting | 27-28 June 2017 – Technical Meeting; work plan • Technical meeting on Challenges and Good Practices in Safety and Security Communication | 28-31 August 2017 – about 30 Countries, 35 participants – Sharing and discuss experience – Making recommendations
European and Central Asia Safety Network (EuCAS) : Next Steps • WG3 - Workshop “Regulatory Supervision of Legacy Sites: the Process from Recognition to Resolution” 21-23 Nov.2017 Lillehammer, Norway • WG1 - Workshop on Regulatory interactions with Neighbouring States 20-22 March or 4-6 April 2018, Bosnia and Herzegovina • WG3 - Workshop on Remediation Activities June 2018, Czech Republic • WG4 – New working group on Training Needs Assessment 2018 in Russian Federation • Cooperation with IAEA TC and with existing networks ( WENRA, HERCA, and other relevant networks )
Fukushima Daiichi Accident Lessons Learned Portal • Provide MS with a single point of access to retrieve observations and lessons from the Fukushima Report • To list and share the observations and lessons learned in a structured and consistent manner; • To allow a targeted search: – by thematic area, – target audience, – specific IAEA Safety Standards, – Nuclear installation status. • The user will find the observation or lesson sorted by relevance as well as a link to the original source document. https://gnssn.iaea.org/FukushimaLessonsLearned/SitePa ges/default.aspx
10 th GNSSN SC meeting Recommendations
Recommendations • The Secretariat is requested to ensure the sustainability of GNSSN networks especially the transport safety networks and RegNet. Appropriate resources for the maintenance and further development of these networks should be made available through the IAEA regular budget. • TC Project INT 9184 on transport safety have been approved by the IAEA board. • Process for further enhancing the coordination within the NS Department in discussion to ensure optimized resources for the all networks including RegNet 18
Recommendations • The Secretariat is requested to ensure best coordination with the Technical Cooperation Department concerning the new TSO service for embarking countries. • TC project for European Region RER2016013 – 4 years project, approved in November 2017 • TC project for the African Region RAF0053 – 4 years project, approved in November 2017 • TC cycle for new projects 2020-2021 will start in February 2018 • The new TSO service will support Member States in developing and strengthening their TSO capacity. 19
Recommendations • The Secretariat is requested to ensure a link between the information resources on transport safety and security • The link is implemented: – https://gnssn.iaea.org/Pages/TransportNetworks.aspx • There is a need to further the coordination between both organizational unites responsible for transport safety and security • The Steering Committee members will work closely with the Secretariat on further developing the draft document on managing nuclear safety knowledge. Steering Committee members have expressed willingness to provide examples and their experiences to enhance the draft. • The Secretariat is requested to organize a consultancy meeting to review the document on managing nuclear safety before the Technical Meeting taking place in July 2017. COMPLETED 20
Recommendations • The Secretariat is requested to provide updates on the INSAG 21 and the review of the GNSSF The Secretariat is requested to ensure transparency in the selection process/criteria for the reviewers involved in peer review missions. • The Secretariat is requested to ensure the best use of regional networks to promote the legal instruments including the convention of nuclear safety . • The Secretariat is requested to ensure that nuclear security is an integral element of the International School on Nuclear and Radiological Leadership for Safety as well as ensure highest coordination with the Nuclear Energy Department. • The Secretariat is requested to further develop the draft report on capacity building and share it with the Steering committee for further review and enhancement. The 11 th GNSSN SC meeting agenda is addressing these recommendation 21
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