Enhancement of Regulatory Capacity for Radiation and Nuclear Sample Clauses

Enhancement of Regulatory Capacity for Radiation and Nuclear. Safety Infrastructure The general objective is to strengthen the capabilities of the Latvian nuclear regulatory body (Radiation Safety Centre, RDC) who is the Beneficiary of this project. The project comprises two parts: first, an equipment supply component to enhance the infrastructure of the RDC and its TSO; second, a technical assistance component to enhance working practices of the RDC. The equipment is needed to ensure sustainability of occupational exposure control, enhance capabilities to combat illicit trafficking of radioactive and nuclear materials by improving of investigation abilities of seized materials in the laboratory of RDC, and to strengthen the emergency response capabilities of the TSO. In respect of illicit trafficking issues, Latvian specialists have participated in the relevant training courses offered by the IAEA jointly with the ITU/JRC. The technical assistance component addresses institution building. This project addresses the general recommendation type III of the Council Report on Nuclear Safety in the Context of Enlargement, concerning the Safety of Other Types of Nuclear Installations and the related regulatory framework. The technical assistance component envisages a short-term expertise of 12 months to prepare the RDC for eventual implementation of a QA system. The project does not foresee actual accreditation of the QA system. Sustainability is ensured as the project corresponds to a Latvian Government instruction (Order of Cabinet, March 2002), requiring Ministries and Government Agencies to introduce quality management systems corresponding to best currently available standards. Lithuania
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