Welcome to the IAEA Network of Environmental Management and Remediation - ENVIRONET
Experience has shown that interaction between the less experienced and the more experienced countries and organizations may contribute to better conditions for implementing environmental remediation projects. To inspire countries to share their knowledge and experience as well as to promote and facilitate collaboration, ENVIRONET was created. The basis for the network has been built over the past decade as a number of remediation methods have been developed worldwide to deal with environmental clean-up of radiologically contaminated sites. However, the methods vary in terms of sophistication and costs and must be selected on a case-by-case basis. Hence planning is one of the most important phases of the environmental management and remediation process. In support of better implementation of remediation actions as well as in support of public and environmental protection and site monitoring, the purpose of ENVIRONET is to:
- Coordinate support to organisations or Member States by making available the relevant skills, knowledge, managerial approaches and expertise, related to environmental management and remediation;
- Offer a broad and diversified range of training and demonstration activities with a regional or thematic focus providing hands-on, user-oriented experience and disseminating proven technologies;
- Facilitate sharing and exchanging knowledge and experience amongst organisations with advanced environmental management and remediation programmes;
- Collect and share the good remediation practices by identifying and treating improper past operations , thus assuring the longer term knowledge; and
- Provide a forum in which experts' advice and technical guidance may be provided.
For further information or questions please contact ENVIRONET.Contact-Point@iaea.org.
