Main course topics

• Characterisation of long-term exposure and feedback experience from various countries (Belarus, Norway, Japan, etc.)
• Principles and criteria for the management of post-accident situations
• Management options for contaminated food production systems
• Radiation monitoring & health surveillance – Health implications of living in contaminated areas
• Long-term preparedness and stakeholder involvement
• Insights on Belarus and Fukushima long term post-accident issues

Target audience

• PhD students and young research scientists
• Radiological protection and safety advisors and inspectors
• Health physicists and physicians
• Health and food safety authorities representatives
• Personal staff and professionals responsible for the overall policy and organisation of rehabilitation of contaminated areas at the local and national levels
• Civil protection officers and managers of organisations involved in the recovery actions
• As well as all other interested persons especially experts and researchers involved in OPERRA and CONCERT projects, ALLIANCE, EURADOS, MELODI and NERIS platforms, etc.