Other IGD-TP Activities

Overview

The IGD-TP has also undertaken, or been involved in, a number of projects and activities that do not sit within the specific research areas discussed elsewhere on this site.  These activities and projects are collated here.

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Related Activities

Activities and projects undertaken in this area by IGD-TP members and other parties include the following:
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JOPRAD

Establishing a European Union funded Joint Programme is a step change in European collaboration towards safe radioactive waste disposal. The goal of the JOPRAD project was to prepare the conditions for the establishment of a Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Disposal in 2018.
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SECIGD

The IGD-TP secretariat was established to manage the day to day running of the platform and support the executive group.
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SECIGD2

The IGD-TP secretariat was renewed for phase 2 to further support the work of the technical platform. This continued funding aimed to deepen collaboration and knowledge exchange between the waste management organisations and other stakeholders.
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SITEX

SITEX was a two-year project that aimed to establish and develop expertise among technical safety experts, and through this, support independent regulatory reviews of geological disposal safety at national levels. Attention was also paid to harmonising the policies and programmes among regulatory authorities, technical support organisations and waste management organisations.
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European Geosciences Union 2018

CND

The Coordination Network on Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations (CND) was a project to support the formation and operation of a network of organisations with the same name.  The purpose of the network was to further EU cooperation and capability in the field of nuclear decommissioning.
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European Geosciences Union 2018

CARD

The EC CARD (Co-ordination Action on Research, Development and demonstration (RD&D) priorities and strategies for geological disposal) project was undertaken to assess the feasibility of a technology platform that would provide a European framework for networking and co-operation in the field of RD&D for geological disposal of radioactive waste in the EU. The results and recommendations of the CARD project lead directly to the production of the 2009 Vision Document and the launch of the Implementing Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste Technology Platform (IGD-TP).
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