For Official Use NEA/RWM/FSC(2006)1

Organisation de Cooperation et de D~veloppement EconomiquesOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 02-Jun-2006

English - Or. EnglishNUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCYRADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

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Forum on Stakeholder Confidence (FSC)

Proposed agenda for the 7th Session of the Forum on Stakeholder Confidence

NEA Headquarters, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France07-09 June 2006

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7TH JUNE- DAY 1

09:00 1. OPENING OF THE MEETING

2. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA NEA/RWM/FSC(2006)1

P. Brown, FSC Chair

3. APPROVAL OF THE SUMMARY RECORD OF FSC-6 (JUNE NEA/RWM/FSC(2005)5

2005)No comments have been received to date by the Secretariat.

09:30 4. TOOLS AND PROCESSES TO HELP SOCIETY PREPARE AND

MANAGE DECISIONS IN THE FIELD OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE

MANAGEMENTJ Kotra, FSC Core Group

The subject of this topical session is one of the items of theFSC programme of work. The presentations and discussionswill be important to identify suggestions for way forward inthis area.

a. The NWVMO experience of public consultation in Oral Presentation

CanadaJA. Facella (20 min + 10 min)

b. The CNDP experience of public consultation in Oral Presentation

FranceG. Mercadal (20 min + 10 min)

10:30 Break

10:45 c. Preparing for consultations on EIA for spent fuel Oral Presentation

disposal in SwedenS. Engstrbm, SKB (20 min+l0 min)

11:15 d. Facilitated DiscussionJ1. Kotra

11:45 5. COUNTRY UPDATES- PART I Room Documents

8 countries; 5 minutes per country

In support of the oral presentations, national delegations areasked to provide a short, written text. This text will be placedon the web page of the FSC for internal access.

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Delegates, who may not be available on the 9'h of June, areasked to manifest themselves to the Secretariat so that theyhave priority in delivering their report this first day of themeeting.

12:30 Lunch

14:00 6. START OF JOINT SESSION WITrH THE KSO DELEGATION

a. WelcomeP. Brown (5 min)

b. The Swedish KSOR. Palmqvist (Mayor of Kuivlinge, KSOPresident of GMF) (15 min)

Chairman, and

KSO started in 1977 and it is the association of Swedishmunicipalities with nuclear facilities. Its members are:Kdivlinge, Nykbping, Varberg, Oskarshamn and 6sthammar.

They co-operate on issues of common interest, e.g. joint viewsand comments to the government regarding nuclear-relatedissues affecting the communities. The organization also aimsto educate members through international study visits for thepoliticians and civil servants from the member communities.This brings an international perspective to their work ondomestic nuclear issues.

C. The FSC, Status of its activities, plus additionalinformation of interest, e.g., input from RWMCC. Pescatore, FSC Secretariat (15 mi)

The FSC PoW provides an overview of our agreed uponinitiatives. The status of the work is reviewed in documentRWM(2006)I0 of March 2006. Updates are provided at thismeeting.Additionally, since March 2006, the Secretariat hasdocumented: the two media-related topical sessions held in2004 and 2005, respectively; and the topical session onRD&D held in 2006.It is also worth noticing the "White Paper" document that theRWMC has released providing a description on how the workof the NEA/RWMC supports the needs of NEA membercountries and how it differs from, and complements, therelated work of the IAEA and EC.A paper reviewing the FSC activities was presented at theValdor conference (May 2006), and an article on the SpanishFSC workshop has been written for the NEA bulletin of Spring2006. The FSC was mentioned on many occasions, including

Oral Presentation

NEA/RWM/FSC(2005)1/REV2(Programme of Work)

NEA/RWM(2006)I0(FSC Status as of March 2006)

NEA/RWM/FSC(2006)5(Media Topical Sessions)

NEA/RWM(2006)l 1/REV1(White Paper)

Room DocumentsValdor & Spanish-WS articles

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the latest review meeting of the International Convention Onthe Safety of Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management.Amongst others we note that W. Hilden, as rapporteur atConvention, mentioned in his Plenary Presentation thegreat job done by the FSC and recommended to consultthe FSC WEB page. In particular, he recommendedreading the documents on the Workshop held in Belgium,as the partnership approach was felt to be a goodpractice in the country group concerned.Finally, attention is called to two international conferencesbeing organised through the NEA/RWMC: on the safety case(January 2007) and on political and technical progress ingeologic disposal (October 2007).

Room documents onInternational Conferences

Inauguration speech ofA. Gurria, the new OECD

Secretary General

14:40 7. FORMING A SUSTAINABLE RELATIONSHIP TO A LOCALWASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY: THE VAP (VALUEADDED PROJECT) INITIATIVE OF THE FSCS. Chandler, FSC VAP Group

In radioactive waste management, the greatest challenge maybe to create a local operating facility that can survive over thegenerations-in both a technical sense and a societal sense.One necessary condition is that there should be a continuedwillingness to live with and maintain the facility. Building along-term relationship can be facilitated by designing andimplementing facilities in ways that reflect the values andinterests of local communities. The FSC therefore hasundertaken a study of value added to waste storage orrepository projects. The concept is distinct from that ofeconomic compensation. Work has been ongoing in this areasince the latest session of the group and is proving to be ofgreat interest to local communities, which have beenproviding input into the FSC study.The new updated text of the study will be presented anddiscussed by taking advantage of a panel of distinguishedexperts representing different view points. Plans to bring theproject to fruition will be described

a. The FSC VAP Initiative: main messages,contributors, and way forward

C. Pescatore and C. Mays, NEA Secretariat (10 min)

b. Panel-assisted DiscussionP. Wretlund, Mayor of Oskarshamn; Prof. E. Van Hove; U.Rfitter-Fischbacher, Social Researcher

NEA/RWM/FSC(2006)3/PROV2(VAP report)

16:15 Break

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16:45 8. THE NEXT FSC WORKSHOP IN A NATIONAL CONTEXT Room Document

C. Pescatore, P. Ormai (15 min)

17:00 9. BRIEFING FROM RELEVANT PROJECTS/INITIATIVES

a. CARL Oral Presentation

E. Atherton (15 min + 5 min)

b. CowAM EUROPE Oral PresentationL. Steinerov6 (15 mrin + 5 min) Room Doc on Bucharest WS

c. Decom and Stakeholders NEA/RWM/WPDD(2006)-

T. Eng, C. Pescatore (10 mrin + 5 min) (Proceedings of TS)

A topical session was held at the WPDD meeting in November2005. The Topical Session was prepared and conducted inclose co-operation with the FSC. Its programme andsupporting presentations are accessible athttp://home.nea.fr/download/decom/Main outcomes will be reported and follow-up planspresented.

17:50 10. END OF JOINT SESSION WVITH THE KSO DELEGATION

Final remarksP. Almstr6m (Vice-Chair ofKSO), P. Brown

18:00 Adjourn

8TH JUNE - DAY 2

9:00 111. TOPICAL SESSIONEXPERIENCE WITH ELECTRONIC, WEB AND INTERNETPLATFORMS FOR COMMUNICATING ON RADIOACTIVrEWASTE MANAGEMENTM Aebersold, Chair of FSC Outreach & CommunicationGroupJ. de la Ferti, Rapporteur

The half-day session is based on a limited number of oralpresentations and on short written contributions by alldelegates according to a suggested, common format. Theobjectives are: (a) To take stock of the development, use andimpact in NEA member countries of electronic, Web, andinternet platforms, as ways of informing stakeholders and the

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public at large on radioactive waste management, andimproving their knowledge in this area. (b) on the basis of theinformation collected during this TS, to identify specificmethods and tools particularly suitable to member countries'RWM information dissemination and communicationprogrammes.

a. Introduction. The Chairman will make use of theinformation provided in writing by he FSC delegatesbefore the meetingM Aebersold

b. Presentations by FSC delegates of lead papers on thestatus and impact of electronic, Web, or internettechnologies in their respective organisations (10 min + 5min each)- E. Gray, on the experience of the Scottish Executive- . Eymard on Andra's experience

c. Representative from a radioactive waste organisationon use of communication systems based on modern e-technologies. Intention is to focus on its experience as"provider" of information materials throughelectronic/Web/internet platforms to a wide range ofstakeholders (20+10 min)W. Hamilton (Nuclear Decommissioning.4uthority, UK)

d. Representative of a targeted group (local and nationalmedia, associations, information committees ... ) ofcommunication systems based on modern e-technologies.Intention is to focus on its experience as "recipient" ofinformation materials through electronic/Web/internetplatforms (20+10 min)C. Roussel (Association IDEMU)

Break

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

10:45

11:15 e. Representative of an internationalcommunication Agency, evaluating its"receiver and emitter" of information andelectronic/Web platforms. (20+10 min)J. Shepherd, Executive Director, NucNet

nuclear/RWMexperience asnews based on

f. General discussion and Q&A among participants

The discussion will help inform the work programme of theFSC in this subject area

12:30 Lunch

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14:00

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17:00

12. TOPICAL SESSION ON ORGANISATIONAL CHANGES:CULTURAL AND STRUCTURAL ASPECTSChair: Yves le BarsRapporteur: E. Atherton

The session starts with the presentation of the work FSChas already done on this topic. This is followed by thereflections of experts involved in research on theoreticaland practical aspects of organisational change.

Four presentations and a panel discussion will addressthe following questions as well as others: Do theexperiences in the R WM field reflect those in othersectors? What are the main reasons for the differences?Do long-term environmental issues play a role? Doeschange only come after a crisis? Are there any factorsthat hinder or facilitate change? What can be done tosustain changes over the long term?

a. The FSC Draft Report: Structure & Main FindingsProf. A. Vdri

b. Experience of Implementing Organisational ChangeProf. C. Rochet

c. Organisational Change and How It Can Be SustainedProf J. Rohrbaugh

Break

NEA/RWMIFSC(2006)2(FSC Report)

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

Oral Presentation

d. Experience with OrganisationsOpenness and TransparencyProf A. Puddephatt

Implementing

e. Experience with Helping Organisations to Implement aLearning Culture and to Sustain ChangeProf B. Blaettel-Mink

f. Panel-assisted discussion

18:00 Adjourn

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9 T" JUNE - DAY 3

9:00 13. THE FSC OUTREACH CONCEPT, INCLUDING A PROPOSEDFLYER ON THE FSC AND A NEW TABLE FOR COLLECTING

COUNTRY INFORMATION

M Aebersold, C. Letourneau, J. de la FertjRoom documents:

1. Example FSC flyerThe FSC Group on Comnmnication and Outreach has been 2. Resume of activities onworking on afirst flyer illustrating the FSC and its operations. standardisation of countryA secondflyer may illustrate the lessons learnt in a specific reports

area, e.g., stepwise decision making. Subject to possible 3. Example reporting tables

amendments adopted during the discussion, the FSC is askedto endorse the substantive content of the draft submitted and toagree to its later publication.

Additionally, the issue has been tackled of how to standardisecountry reports to the FSC. A new table for collecting countryinformation has been generated and tested based on previouscountry reports. The FSC is expected to decide on whetherthis type of table should substitute - or complement - the fillyearly reports delivered by FSC members up to now. Also, it issuggested that the FSC decide to invite all members to reviewthe model table as submitted, in order to collect possiblecomments and suggestions regarding its structure, type andlength of content, for processing and final approval by theCore Group.

09:45 14. REPORT ON LESSONS LEARNT FROM LAST YEAR'S TOPICAL NEAIRWM/FSC(2006)4

SESSION ON RD&D AND WAY FORWARD (Proceedings of RD&D Topical

JA. Facella; C. Pescatore Session of 2006)

The 2005 proceedings have been sent to the TS speakers for

final check. They will also be shared later with the IGSCgroup, who may become a partner in this area of work. Adiscussion is elicited to help inform the next steps in the FSCPoW.

10:15 Break (with complementary hot drink and pastries)

10:45 15. COUNTRY UPDATES - PART II Room Documents

Remaining countries; 5 minutes per country

In support of the oral presentations, national delegations areasked to provide a short, written text. This text will be placedon the web page of the FSC for internal access.

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11:30 16. DATES OF NEXT FSC MEETING

June 6-8 2007 is proposed

17. OTHER BUSINESS

18. SUMMARY OF MAIN ITEMS AND DECISIONS

12:00 Adjourn

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List of Participants

7th session of the FSC

NEA HQ - Issy-les-Moulineaux, France7-9 June 2006

BELGIUM

HOOFT, EvelynPress OfficerONDRAF/NIRAS14 avenue des Arts1210 Bruxelles

* JADOUL, LudoFANCrue Ravenstein, 361000 Brussels

Tel: +32 (0)2 212 10 37Fax: +32 (0)2 212 10 40Eml: e.hooft@nirond.be

Tel: +32 (0)14 37 49 29Eml: ludo.jadoul@fanc.fgov.be

CANADA

BROWN, Peter A.Director, Uranium and Radioactive WasteNatural Resources Canada580 Booth StreetOttawa, Ontario K1A OE4

FACELLA, Jo-Ann.Nuclear Waste Management Organization49 Jackes AvenueFirst FloorToronto, Ontario, M4T 1 E2

CZECH REPUBLIC

STEINEROVA, LucieCommunications ManagerRAWRADlazdena 6110 00 Prague

FINLAND

SEPPALA, TimoCommunications managerPosiva OySF-27160 Olkiluoto

FRANCE

OUZOUNIAN, GeraldANDRAParc de la Croix Blanche1-7, rue Jean Monnet92298 Chatenay-Malabry CEDEX

Tel: +1 (613) 996 2395Fax: +1 (613) 947 4205Eml: pbrown @nrcan.gc.ca

Tel:. +1 (416) 934 9814Fax: +1 (416) 934 9526Eml: jfacella@nwmo.ca

Tel: +420 221 421 532Fax: .+420 221 421 544Eml: Steinerova@rawra.cz

Tel: +358 2 8372 3763Fax: +358 2 8372 3709Eml: timo.seppala@posiva.fi

Tel: +33 (0)146 118196Fax: +33 (0)1 46 11 82 68Eml: gerald.ouzounian@andra.fr

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K.)GERMANY

ARENS, GeorgBundesamt far StrahlenschutzWilly-Brandt-Str. 5Postfach 10 01 4938206 Salzgitter

Tel: +49 18 88 333 1820Fax: +49 18 88 333 1715Eml: garens@bfs.de

HUNGARY

ORMAI, PeterPURAMPuskas Tivadar 11.2040 Budabrs

TeI: +36 23 423 184 / 445 995Fax: +36 23 423 181Eml: peter.ormai@rhk.hu

JAPAN

TAKEUCHI, MitsuoDirector, Safety Affairs, Science and Technology DepartmentNuclear Waste Management Organization of Japan (NUMO)Mita NN Bldg., 1-23, 4-chome, Shiba,Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0014

SAKUMA, HidekiJapan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)c/o NAGRA, Hardstrasse 735400 Wettingen

NORWAY

SORLIE, AnitaAdvisorNorwegian Radiation Protection Authority (NRPA)P.O. Box 55

-1332 Osteras

Tel: +813 4513 1571Fax: +813 4513 1599Eml: mtakeuchi@numo.or.jp

Tel: +41 (0) 56 437 1249Fax: +41 (0) 56 437 1349Eml: kuma@grimsel.com

Tel: +47 67 16 25 28Fax: +47 67 14 74 07Eml: anita.sorlie@nrpa.no

SPAIN

MOLINA MARTIN, MarianoEnresaC/Emilio Vargas, 728043 Madrid

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+34 91 566 8289+34 91 566 8163mmom@enresa.es

SWEDEN

BOLENIUS, AnniPress Relations ManagerSwedish Nuclear Fueland Waste Management Co. (SKB)Box 5864102 40 Stockholm

Tel: +46 70 567 67 04Eml: anni.bolenius@skb.se

ENGSTROM, SaidaDirector, Dept. of EIA & Public InformationSwedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB)Box 5864102 40 Stockholm

Tel: +46 (0)8 459 8512Fax: +46 (0)8 459 8462Eml: saida.engstrom @skb.se

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HEDBERG, Bj6rnKASAMRegeringsgat. 30-32Kv. Spektem103 33 Stockholm

Tel: +46 (0)8 405 17 92Fax: +46 (0)8 20 10 66Eml: bjorn.hedberg@sustainable.ministry.se

JONSSON, JosefinHead, Section of Repository SafetySwedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate (SKI)Klarabergsviadukten 90S-106 58 Stockholm

SANDWALL, JohannaProgramme LeaderSwedish Radiation Protection Authority (SSI)17116 Stockholm

SWITZERLAND

AEBERSOLD, MichaelDeputy Head of Nuclear Energy SectionSwiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE)3003 Bern

Tel: +46 (0)8 698 84 82Fax: +46 (0)8 661 90 86Eml: josefin.p.jonsson@ski.se

Tel: +46 (0)8 729 71 12Fax: +46 (0)8 729 7108Eml: johanna.sandwall@ssi.se

FRITSCHI, MarkusNAGRA 'Repository ProjectsHardstrasse 735430 Wettingen

Tel: +4131 322 56 31Fax: +41 31 3220078Eml: michael.aebersold@bfe.admin.ch

Tel: +41 (0) 56 437 1307Fax: +41 (0) 56 437 1318Eml: markus.fritschi@nagra.ch

Tel: +41 (0)56 310 3937Fax: +41 (0)56 310 3907Eml: auguste.zurkinden @ hsk.ch'

ZURKINDEN, AugusteHead, Division for Transport

and Waste Management Safety.Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (HSK)5232 .Villigen-HSK

UNITED KINGDOM

ATHERTON, ElizabethUK Nirex LtdCurie AvenueHarwell, DidcotOxfordshire OX 1 ORH

Tel: • +44 (0)1235 825 251Fax: +44 (0)1235 825 289Eml: elizabeth.atherton@nirex.co.uk

* CHANDLER, SteveThe Environment AgencyRed Kite House, Howbery ParkWallingford, Oxon, OX40 8BD

GRAY, ElizabethScottish Executive,Environment and Rural Affairs DepartmentPollution Reduction DivisionWaste Radioactive Waste Team, Area 1-J(N)Victoria Quay, Edinburgh, EH6 6QQ

Tel: +44 (0)1491 828430Fax: +44 (0)1491 828466Eml: steve.chandler@environment-agency.gov.uk

Tel: +44 (0)131 244 0400Fax: +44 (0)131 244 0245Eml: elizabetl.gray@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

KOTRA, Janet P.HLW Public Outreach teamDivision of High-Level Repository SafetyU.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionMail Stop T7F-3Washington DC 20555

Tel: +1 (301) 415-6674Fax: +1 (301) 415-5399Eml: jpk@NRC.gov

GUESTS: KSO Delegation

ALMSTROM TommyKung6ljusvtgen 5824651 L6ddek6pinge

CARLEN LarsMokullevagen 7523736 Byarred

Tel: + 46 46 77 25 60Eml: tommy@almstrom.org

Tel: +46 46 29 27 67Eml: lars.carlen@spray.se

EKLIND RigmorFuruvgen 16A52234 Oskarshamm

KALLIN CayK.vlinge Kommun24480 K.vlinge

Tel: +46 73 901 75 14Eml: rigmor.eklind@oskarshatnm.se

Tel: +46 46 71 32 92Eml: cay.kallin @moderat.se

LARSERIK JOHANSSON MarieK.vlinge Kommun24480 K~vlinge

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+46 46 73 92 63+46 46 73 93 17larserik.jonansson @ kavlinge.se

LENORMAND YlvaByskiffesgatan 2621623 Malm6

LINDQUIST TedDirector ofOskarshamn MunicipalityBox 70657228 Oskarshamn

Tel: +46 40 27 05 91Eml: ylva.lenormand @ bredband.net

Tel: +46 49 176 42 86Fax: +46 49 188 790Eml: ted-lindquist@oskarshamn.se

Tel: +46 46 70 90 19Eml: olov.maltsson @conscia.se

MATrSSON Olov

MODING PhilipKSO Secr Landbackegatan 321230 Mahn6

NILSSON KerstinK.vlinge Kommun24480 K~vlinge

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+46 40 490 872+46 40 494 372Philip.moding @ swipnet.se

Tel: +46 733 555Eml: sassanlsson@bredband.net

NILSSON IngvarTrousl•rdev~gen 1124652 L6ddek6pinge

Tel: +46 46 77 24 55

SKYTTE LeifK.vlinge kommun24480 Kdvlinge

Eml: leif.skytte @ swipnet.se

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PERSSON MikaelKvlinge kommun24480 K.vlinge

PETERSSON GWteOskarshamn kommun57990 Berka

PHERSSON RebeckaK.vlinge kommun24480 K.vlinge

SAHLEN-HAMRIN Vi',ianneK.vlinge kommun24480 Kdvlinge

Speakers

ALMSTROM PiaVice President of the KSOKungsljusv.gen 5824651 L6ddek6pinge

Tel: +46 46 73 91 76Eml: mikael.persson@kavlinge.se

Eml: gote.pettersson @oskarshamn.se

Tel: +467391 07Eml: rebecka.phersson@kavlinge.se

Eml: v.sahlen@privat.utfors.se

BLAETTEL-MINK, BirgitJ.W. Goethe-UniversitdtFB Gesellschaf tswissenschaf tenInstitut fOr Gesellschafts- und PolitikanalyseRobert-Mayer-Str. 560054 Frankfurt am Main

EYMARD, JacquelineDirectrice de la communicationANDRAParc de la Croix Blanche1/7 rue Jean MonnetF-92298 Ch~tenay-Malabry Cedex

HAMILTON, WilliamNuclear Decommissioning AuthorityHerdus HouseWestlakes Science & Technology ParkMoor Row, Cumbria, CA24 3HU -

Tel: +46 46 73 91 11Fax: +46 46 77 16 74Eml: pia.almstrom @ kavlinge.se

pia.almstrom @ moderat.se

Tel: +49 69 798 22055 / 22542Fax: +49 69 798 28009Eml: b.blaettel-mink@ soz.uni-frankfurt.de

Tel: +33 (0)1 46 1182 94Fax: +33 (0)146 118100Eml: jacqueline.eymaid @ andra.fr

Tel: +44 (0)1925 802193Eml: bill.hamilton@nda.gov.uk

MERCADAL, GeorgesPresident de la Commission Particulibre

du D~bat Public (CPDP)Gestion des d~chets radioactifs6, Av G~n~ral Camou75007 Paris

PALMQVIST, RolandMayor / President of GMF & KSOKdvlinge kommun24480 Kvlinge

PUDDEPHATTI Andrew5a Sigdon RoadLondon E8 1A

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+33 (0)1 42 192026+33 (0)1 42 19 17 90

Tel: +467391 10Eml: roland.palmqvist@ kavlinge.se

Tel: +44 (0)771 339 9597Eml: A.Puddephatt@ lse.ac.uk

andrew@ label-partners.co.uk

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ROCHET, ClaudeDirecteur de projet1 rue Descartes75005 Paris

ROHRBAUGH, JohnRockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy.University at AlbanyState University of New York135 Western AvenueAlbany, New York 12222

ROUSSEL, CyrilEspaces Information Energie(EIE 07/15)30, rue Beaunier75014 Paris

RUETTER-FISCHBACHER, UrsulaROtter + PartnerSozio6konomische Forschung und BeratungWeingartenstr. 58803 Rueschlikon

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+33 (0)1 55 55 98 24+33 (0)1 55 55 92 07claude.rochet@ recherche.gouv.fr

Tel: +1 508 361 394Fax: +1518 442 5258Eml: jwr26@albany.edu

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 42 82 85Fax: +33 (0)1 45 42 83 68Eml: cyril.roussel@eie-idemu.org

Tel:Fax:Eml:

+41 (0) 44 724 27 70+41 (0)44 724 22 78ursula@ruetter.ch

SHEPHERD, JohnExecutive Director,NucNetBelpstrasse 23P.O. Box 50323001 Bern

WRETLUND, PeterOskarshamns KommunLKO - projektetBox 706572 28 Oskarhamn

Consultants

DE LA FERTE, Jacque13, rue Molitor75016 PARIS

LE BARS, YvesCEMAGREF (Direction G~n~rale)B.P. 4492163 Antony Cedex

Tel: +41 58 286 6522Fax: +41 58 286 6845Eml: editors@worldn.uclear.org

Tel: +46 70 523 38 85Eml: kaj.nilsson@oskarshamn.se

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 20 36 37Eml: j.delaferte@free.fr

Tel: +33 (0)1 40 96 60 72Fax: +33 (0)1 40 96 62 25Eml: yves.lebars@cemagref.fr

Tel: 432 (0)12 21 35 23Eml• erik.vanhove@gmail.com

Tel: +36 1 224 6743Fax: +36 1 224 6741Eml: anna.vari@socio.mta.hu

VAN HOVE, ErikNieuwe Baan 23730 Hoeselt

VARI, AnnaHungarian Academy of SciencesInstitute of SociologyUri u. 49 '11014 Budapest

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International Organisations

OECD Nuclear Energy AgencyLe Seine St-Germain12, Boulevard des lies

F-92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux

TANAKA, TakanoriDeputy DirectorSafety and Regulation

RIOTTE, HansHead of DivisionRadiation Protection and Radioactive Waste Management

PESCATORE, ClaudioPrincipal AdministratorRadioactive Waste Management

ENG, TorstenAdministratorRadioactive Waste Management

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 24 10 04Fax: +33 (0)1 45 24.1106Eml: takanori.tanaka@oecd.org

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 24 10 40Fax: +33 (0)1 45 24 11 10Eml: hans.riotte@oecd.org

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 24 10 48Fax: +33(0)1 45241110Eml: claudio.pescatore@oecd.org

Tel: +33 (0)1 45 24 10 44Fax: +33 (0)1 45 24 1145Eml: torsten.eng@oecd.org

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