Summary of Regional Workshop to promote the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management (Joint Convention)

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Regional Workshop to promote the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management (Joint Convention)

Manager: Erlina Berni Setyawati BDL
Manager: Jessie Ronny Kristiono BDL
Manager: Nur Isgiyanti
Manager: Susi Purnama Sari

Skill Level: Beginner

Announcements

Modul 1.1. Introduction to the Global Nuclear Safety Framework

Modul 1.2. Introduction to the Joint Convention

Modul 1.3. The Guidance documents for the Joint Convention

1.4. Benefits and challenges of joining the Joint Convention and the experience of Indonesia

1.5. Benefits and challenges of joining the Joint Convention and the experience of Vietnam

2.1. General safety provisions

2.2. Specific safety provisions for spent fuel and radioactive waste management

2.3. Miscellaneous provisions

3.1. Peer Review Process under the Joint Convention: Secretariats’ perspective

3.2. Preparation of the National Reports for the Joint Convention, including the reference to the IAEA Safety Standards: Contracting Parties’ perspective

3.3. Review, and questions and answers on the National Reports – an important feature of the Review Process

3.4. Preparation and participation in the Review Meetings of the Joint Convention

3.5. Practical considerations, including a demonstration session

4.1. National Presentation of Indonesia

5.1. Main outcomes of the Joint Convention Eighth Review Meeting (2025) and future activities

5.2. Panel discussion on perceived problems of participating Member States in accessing the Joint Convention

Course info

Regional Workshop to promote the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management (Joint Convention)

Introduction

Announcements

Module 1: Introduction to the International Instruments on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management

Modul 1.1. Introduction to the Global Nuclear Safety Framework

Modul 1.2. Introduction to the Joint Convention

Modul 1.3. The Guidance documents for the Joint Convention

1.4. Benefits and challenges of joining the Joint Convention and the experience of Indonesia

1.5. Benefits and challenges of joining the Joint Convention and the experience of Vietnam

Module 2: Main Obligations of the Contracting Parties under the Joint Convention

2.1. General safety provisions

2.2. Specific safety provisions for spent fuel and radioactive waste management

2.3. Miscellaneous provisions

Module 3: The Peer Review Process under the Joint Convention

3.1. Peer Review Process under the Joint Convention: Secretariats’ perspective

3.2. Preparation of the National Reports for the Joint Convention, including the reference to the IAEA Safety Standards: Contracting Parties’ perspective

3.3. Review, and questions and answers on the National Reports – an important feature of the Review Process

3.4. Preparation and participation in the Review Meetings of the Joint Convention

3.5. Practical considerations, including a demonstration session

Module 4: Practical session – Mock-up of a Country Group session during a Joint Convention Review Meeting

4.1. National Presentation of Indonesia

Module 5: Main outcomes of the previous Review Meeting and prospects

5.1. Main outcomes of the Joint Convention Eighth Review Meeting (2025) and future activities

5.2. Panel discussion on perceived problems of participating Member States in accessing the Joint Convention

Evaluation

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Regional Workshop to promote the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management (Joint Convention)