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議程
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除2日的研討會之外 還有1日的參觀行程
Day 1 : October 15, 2007 Strategic and policy issues
At the highest level, senior national and international representatives must set strategic goals establish the necessary framework to allow important national projects, such as the implementation of a nuclear waste repository, to proceed.
In order to achieve practical implementation of projects, this framework must provide processes for reaching technically sound, transparent solutions that are also acceptable from societal and political perspectives.
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9:00
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Welcome address
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9:15
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Session 1
Ministers or high-level representatives from ministries and international organisations
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10:15
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Coffee break
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10:45
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Session 1 (continued)
Ministers or high-level representatives from ministries and international organisations
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12:30
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Lunch
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14:00
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Session 1 (continued)
Ministers or high-level representatives from ministries and international organisations
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15:45
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Coffee break
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16:15
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Session 2: Panel discussion between politicians, analysing Day 1 presentations
Representatives from ministries and parliamentarians from various countries
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17:50
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Closing remarks
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18:00
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End of Day 1
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19:30
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Official dinner
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Day 2 : October 16, 2007 Moving the national projects forward
To implement the strategic goals discussed on Day 1, key actors – industry, regulators, political and institutional representatives – will need to fulfil their roles and interface effectively with each other.
While aiming for solutions that comply with environmental and safety requirements, ethical, social and economic factors also have to be taken into account.
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Timetable for Day 2
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9:00
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Session 3: Ethical & societal dimensions
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10:15
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Coffee break
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10:45
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Session 4: The point of view of the implementers
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12:00
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Lunch
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13:30
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Session 5: The point of view of the regulators
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14:45
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Coffee break
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15:15
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Session 6: Panel discussion analysing the full Conference
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16:30
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Wrap-up / Concluding remarks
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17:00
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End of Conference
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On October 17, several study tours to Swiss facilities for radioactive waste management and research on radioactive waste disposal will be offered, e.g.:
· Tour to the Grimsel Test Site (underground research and development laboratory in granite, located in the Swiss Alps) - GTS Tour Details ..
· Tour to the Mont Terri Underground Rock Laboratory (underground laboratory in clay, located in the Jura mountains) - Mont Terri Tour Details ..
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Study Tours
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Background Details
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The Grimsel Test Site (GTS) was established over 20 years ago as a centre for underground Research and Development (R&D) supporting a wide range of research projects on the disposal of radioactive waste.
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The Mont Terri Project is an international research project for the hydrogeological, geochemical and geotechnical characterisation of a clay formation (Opalinus clay).
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Low and intermediate-level radioactive waste from the Swiss nuclear power plants and from medicine, industry and research is processed in Zwilag. The facility also provides interim storage for all types of radioactive waste and spent fuel assemblies from the power plants.
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