Under its research programmes, the European Commission has supported the development of the comprehensive RODOS (Real time Online Decision Support) system for the off-site management of nuclear emergencies.
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Countries:
China
Programme:
INSC
Budget year:
2011
Amount:
€ 125.000,00
Countries:
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
Programme:
INSC
Budget year:
2013
Amount:
€ 422.287,01
The project summary will be published after the completion of the project.
The specific objectives of the project are:
• to assess the feasibility of establishing (or enhancing existing) regional cooperation on emergency preparedness and response within six ASEAN countries
Countries:
Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Jordan, Ukraine
Programme:
INSC
Budget year:
2008
Amount:
€ 817.000,00
Background
Countries:
Belarus, Ukraine
Programme:
TACIS
Budget year:
1996
Amount:
€ 40.534,63
Background
Countries:
Belarus, Ukraine
Programme:
TACIS
Budget year:
1996
Amount:
€ 283.660,00
Background and Project Aims
Countries:
Belarus, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine
Programme:
TACIS
Budget year:
1991
Amount:
€ 264.453,43
Background
The accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine in April 1986 demonstrated the need for adequate radiation early warning systems that allow authorities to take appropriate and timely actions in the event of a major radiological accident.
Countries:
Belarus, Ukraine
Programme:
TACIS
Budget year:
1991
Amount:
€ 298.846,00
Background
The accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine in April 1986 demonstrated the need for adequate radiation early warning systems that allow authorities to take appropriate and timely actions in the event of a major radiological accident.