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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2021 · 48 MIN

With Alan Carolissen //Acting CEO, National Radioactive Waste Disposal Institute (NRWDI), South Africa

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Links and Highlights:National Radioactive Waste Disposal Institute (NRWDI) : https://www.nrwdi.org.za/Inclusion and Diversity has been a major component of the NRWDI human resource policyAny Government needs to establish the infrastructure to deal with the waste decisively and also provide funds for the long term management of nuclear waste. A good regulatory body is very crucialTransparency, skill development, and stakeholders involvement are essential ingredients for waste management.The pillars of waste management is a tripod of care for humans, environment and the future generations; this is balanced on/summed up in sustainabilityStakeholders' Strategies: DAD = Decide - Anounce - Defend or MUM = Meet - Understand - Make decisionsWhat are ownerless wastes?Education is the greatest weapon to destroy poverty - Nelson MandelaDo not let your conditions define you. Dare to take the decision to live your dream. It is time for the youth to take leadership and they must be part of every programme especially in skills developmentListen on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, TuneIn and other podcast platforms.If you want to feature as a guest, please sign up here: https://airtable.com/appnJpXSb5U2nKZvv/shr7UE5fhpAgfRaVcContact us: afrinukepodcastatgmail.com Key: [at = @]Follow us on Twitter: @afrinukeSign the nuclear for climate petition: http://chng.it/vvVyFFG6KqParticipate in the 3rd AYGN summit in Ghana, October 25 - 29, 2021: [email protected] Thank you.

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