Medium Term Plan for IAEA Safety Standards e-WG
Description: Medium Term Plan for IAEA Safety Standards e-WG Report 58th Meeting of the Nuclear Safety Standards Committee (NUSSC) 19-21 November 2024 Hanan AlJneibi BackgroundSummery During its 57th meeting in Jun 2024, NUSSC decided to proceed with
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slide1. Medium Term Plan for IAEA Safety Standards e-WG Report 58th Meeting of the Nuclear Safety Standards Committee (NUSSC)
19-21 November 2024
Hanan AlJneibi<br>
slide2. Background/Summery During its 57th meeting in Jun 2024, NUSSC decided to proceed with the development of the NUSSC living Medium-Term Plan.
Inputs from the Medium-Term Plan were collected through consultations with respective Member States.
The new Medium-Term Plan will guide the developing Safety Standards over the next five years, incorporating inputs from review committees and IAEA Member States.
NUSSC established an e-Working Group (e-WG) to design a survey questionnaire, which was available to NUSSC members from July 19th to October 15th, 2024 and received a total of 31 responses.
The NUSSC e-WG analysed the survey responses, complied a draft report, and develop a comprehensive summary.<br>
slide3. Structure of the Report (draft) 1. Executive Summary
• Overview of Survey Objectives
• Summary of Recommendations
2. Introduction
• Background on IAEA Safety Standards
• Purpose and Scope of the Survey
• Methodology and Data Collection
3. Survey Response Rate and Completeness
4. Detailed Analysis of Responses
• Question 2: Need for Updating Safety Standards
• Question 3: Specific Standards Recommended for Revision
5. Emerging Technologies and Future Considerations
6. New Topics Suggested for IAEA Safety Standards
7. Recommendations
8. Conclusion
9. Appendices
• Appendix A: Complete Survey Questionnaire
• Appendix B: Raw Survey Data Summary (e.g., response frequencies, key comments)
• Appendix C: List of Responding Countries and Organizations<br>
slide4. Survey Response Rate and Completeness Total Responses received: 31
Duration: July 19 - October 15, 2024<br>
slide5. Question 2: The Need for Updating Safety Standards Do IAEA Safety Standards require updating to reflect technological advancements and new Safety concerns / challenges (other than those already being revised)?<br>
slide6. Specific Standards Recommended for Revision within 5 years<br>
slide7. Specific Standards Recommended for Revision within 5 years<br>
slide8. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide9. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide10. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide11. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide12. Question 5: Emerging Technologies and Future Considerations Given current IAEA Safety Standards and those under development, should NUSSC consider the following new topics to integrate guidance on emerging nuclear technologies? 12/26 5/26 11/26 4/26 8/26 11/26 13/26 12/26 7/26 8/26 18/26<br>
slide13. Question 7: New Topics Suggested for IAEA Safety Standards Given current IAEA Safety Standards and those under development, should NUSSC consider the following new topics to integrate guidance on various safety concerns related to the operating environment? 17/25 16/25 6/25 18/25<br>
slide14. Medium – Term Topics Recommendations for Topics to Consider During the Revision of the Safety Standards in Medium-Term Artificial Intelligence
Climate Impact
External Events and Evolving Cyber Threats<br>
slide15. Long – Term Topics Recommendations for Topics to Consider During the Revision of the Safety Standards in Long-Term 1. Advanced Fuel Cycles
2. Robotics
3. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies and 3D Printing
4. Application of Drones for Safety and Security<br>
slide16. Thank you<br>
19-21 November 2024
Hanan AlJneibi<br>
slide2. Background/Summery During its 57th meeting in Jun 2024, NUSSC decided to proceed with the development of the NUSSC living Medium-Term Plan.
Inputs from the Medium-Term Plan were collected through consultations with respective Member States.
The new Medium-Term Plan will guide the developing Safety Standards over the next five years, incorporating inputs from review committees and IAEA Member States.
NUSSC established an e-Working Group (e-WG) to design a survey questionnaire, which was available to NUSSC members from July 19th to October 15th, 2024 and received a total of 31 responses.
The NUSSC e-WG analysed the survey responses, complied a draft report, and develop a comprehensive summary.<br>
slide3. Structure of the Report (draft) 1. Executive Summary
• Overview of Survey Objectives
• Summary of Recommendations
2. Introduction
• Background on IAEA Safety Standards
• Purpose and Scope of the Survey
• Methodology and Data Collection
3. Survey Response Rate and Completeness
4. Detailed Analysis of Responses
• Question 2: Need for Updating Safety Standards
• Question 3: Specific Standards Recommended for Revision
5. Emerging Technologies and Future Considerations
6. New Topics Suggested for IAEA Safety Standards
7. Recommendations
8. Conclusion
9. Appendices
• Appendix A: Complete Survey Questionnaire
• Appendix B: Raw Survey Data Summary (e.g., response frequencies, key comments)
• Appendix C: List of Responding Countries and Organizations<br>
slide4. Survey Response Rate and Completeness Total Responses received: 31
Duration: July 19 - October 15, 2024<br>
slide5. Question 2: The Need for Updating Safety Standards Do IAEA Safety Standards require updating to reflect technological advancements and new Safety concerns / challenges (other than those already being revised)?<br>
slide6. Specific Standards Recommended for Revision within 5 years<br>
slide7. Specific Standards Recommended for Revision within 5 years<br>
slide8. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide9. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide10. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide11. Reasons for Requesting Revision and Key Topics to Address<br>
slide12. Question 5: Emerging Technologies and Future Considerations Given current IAEA Safety Standards and those under development, should NUSSC consider the following new topics to integrate guidance on emerging nuclear technologies? 12/26 5/26 11/26 4/26 8/26 11/26 13/26 12/26 7/26 8/26 18/26<br>
slide13. Question 7: New Topics Suggested for IAEA Safety Standards Given current IAEA Safety Standards and those under development, should NUSSC consider the following new topics to integrate guidance on various safety concerns related to the operating environment? 17/25 16/25 6/25 18/25<br>
slide14. Medium – Term Topics Recommendations for Topics to Consider During the Revision of the Safety Standards in Medium-Term Artificial Intelligence
Climate Impact
External Events and Evolving Cyber Threats<br>
slide15. Long – Term Topics Recommendations for Topics to Consider During the Revision of the Safety Standards in Long-Term 1. Advanced Fuel Cycles
2. Robotics
3. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies and 3D Printing
4. Application of Drones for Safety and Security<br>
slide16. Thank you<br>