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Title and acronym: Enhancing the Capacities of Educational Institutions for the Sustainable Use of Nuclear Technologies [RER 90049] Project type: IAEA - Technical Cooperation Programme Ref. no.: RER 90049 EVT 2201689
Promoter /Coordinator: International Atomic Energy Agency Duration: 01/01/2022 to 31/12/2025 Local coordinator for the University of Piteşti: Assoc. Professor Dr. Eng. Dumitru CHIRLEȘAN
Education and training are key factors to the sustainability of the nuclear infrastructure at the national and regional levels. The problems of some developing and industrialized countries regarding education and training requirements are primarily associated with limitations on the resources and capabilities of universities in providing the required scope and quality of education and training. At the same time the levels of nuclear education in the region differ and this create challenges for expanding and sustaining nuclear knowledge. Adequate attention and resources must be devoted, from the outset, to the education and qualification of teachers, and to the cooperation between universities and industry to ensure the provision of hands-on experience and on the job training in the nuclear field. Thus, the project aims to enhance capacity and quality of educational institutions for the sustainable, safe, and secure use of nuclear technologies.
The regional approach will allow the sharing of information and exchange of knowledge and expertise between countries with well advanced educational programmes and ones which need further assistance to optimize and enhance education programmes through existing networks. The project offers high impact opportunities such as the establishment and strengthening of nuclear education programmes, resource optimization and development of partnerships. It will also enhance cooperation and exchange of experience among the Members States (MSs) in Europe and Central Asia. The harmonization of Member States' priorities, needs and gaps with IAEA recommendations and standards will ensure the consistency and effectiveness of national, regional, European, and international policies in nuclear safety.
IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
The project will follow a step-by-step sequence of activities approach. A project team will be established for efficient management and implementation. The main project team consists of the DTM and the IAEA (PMO and TOs). Before commencing the project, all participating countries will be requested to designate a counterpart (CP) based on the defined participation criteria. Project implementation team will prepare the action plan considering the country's status, needs and preferences and will schedule steps of its implementation. Based on these preferences, realistic implementation steps have to be planned by each counterpart individually. An approach based on interlinked phases will be adopted. These include:
Based on experience gained from past TC project and initiatives the following activities will be promoted: provision of TTT events for lecturers, the finalisation of training materials, expert missions and workshops to share experience and Scientific Visits (SVs).
The IAEA will assist and coordinate the implementation of tasks by providing expert advice, guidelines and training. Efficient networking tools will be implemented to facilitate knowledge exchange.
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