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Field of Environmental Protection and Ecological Safety under the

Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision
of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Department on Environmental Protection and Ecological Safety under the

Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the
Kyrgyz Republic.

11 February 2019
 DEVELOPMENT OF REGULATORY AND LEGAL ACTS

1. Draft Environmental Code

2. Draft environmental safety

concept of the KR

3. Under development: Decree

of the Cabinet of Ministers
of the KR on approval of
the National CBRN Action
Met with the IAEA mission to discuss the Technical
Plan
Cooperation Program, assess problems & make
recommendations to improve the national regulatory
framework & radiation protection in medical International Atomic Energy Agency
applications from October 31 to November 4, 2022.
 Reducing radiation and chemical safety risks

Based on the order of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 55 of
December 28, 2021 an inventory was conducted to verify and update the database throughout the country. The inventory of
sources of ionizing radiation revealed

Sealed radioactive Ionizing radiation generators Ionizing radiation generators

sources - 155 used in industry - 25 used in medicine - 402

In order to verify and update the database, an inventory of ionizing radiation sources
was conducted throughout the country;
An inventory of 24 chemical substances for the creation of a National Registry was
carried out within the competence of the DREB;

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 Activities carried out within the framework of
cooperation with the IAEA:

• Coordination of national and regional IAEA projects

• Contribution to the IAEA Technical Cooperation Fund in the

amount of 1,822 euros was paid;
• Training on completion of electronic reports and IAEA programs
(RASIMS, PSMF, PPAR, Safeguards Portal (additional protocol)

• 21 specialists from competent ministries and agencies who were

sent for training in radiation safety and nuclear medicine through
the IAEA since June 2022 were trained;

• Report to the IAEA on the "Seventh Review Meeting of the

Contracting Parties to the Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent
Fuel Management & the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management;
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