EU Including: Development of Radiological and Nuclear Training Learning Objectives

Worldwide, about 20 million consignments of radioactive material are transported annually on public roads, railways, aircraft, and ships. About 95% not related to nuclear power. In 2016, a total 143 incidents or other materials were found be outside regulatory control, which occurred in 19 countries. On an international level risk assessment has account for the potential threats due millions sources use worldwide hundreds tons military grade U/Pu under IAEA safeguards. The European Union (EU) tasked INCLUDING project consortium, connecting 15 partners from 10 EU Member States, address this issue create innovative cluster radiological (RN) emergencies. is coordinated by Italian Agency New Technologies, Energy Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA). will provide comprehensive training RN security sector. Thereby, know-how enhanced practitioners An important part endeavor development radiological- learning objectives. involved task (Work Package 4) represent companies, organisations government agencies Austria, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Hungary Portugal. four main objectives: 1) Harmonisation education/training first responders: 2) Identification problems setting norms; 3) Developing matrix using revised Bloom’s taxonomy; Use methodology developed Joint Actions its application at Cluster Facilities different States. Work 4 members have analyzed EDEN Training Matrix identified gaps accordance with NATO CBRN standards civil-military cooperation. Furthermore, they 5 EUHORIZON 2020- 9 EUFP7-SECURITY projects, 97 courses offered community NATO, 6 organisations, Qatar, US military- civilian International Atomic (IAEA). This paper present these results, being used develop basic structure Learning Objective Catalogue (LOC), comprised multiple RN-related Objectives threat scenarios.