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Initiating Knowledge Management Project in a Regulatory Body in Thailand

7 Nov 2016, 17:00
1h
M0E & M01 (IAEA M-Building)

M0E & M01

IAEA M-Building

Board: Post-51
poster Track 5: KM for nuclear regulatory compliance Poster Session

Speaker

Ms Kamolporn Pakdee (Office of Atoms for Peace)

Description

Thailand is one of countries that have adopted the use of nuclear technology in various applications such as medical, agricultural, industrial and research applications. Recognizing this enormous potential in many applications, the Office of Atoms for Peace (OAP) as a regulatory body under the Ministry of Science and Technology, carries out a variety of activities to disseminate and promote youth, entrepreneurs and public on the awareness of the atomic energy in Thailand. In recent years, “knowledge management” is one of the key factors that contribute to safe, secure and efficient operation of nuclear activities and facilities but also for the regulatory processes as well. In this regards, the OAP is aware and recognize of the importance of studying and initiating nuclear knowledge and human resource development program in the regulatory body. Even though, the OAP has been initiating the project on nuclear knowledge and human resources for several years but the present status of the projects still remain in primarily stage of the initiating. This paper describes the initiating of nuclear knowledge in the past and present status for knowledge management project in regulatory body in Thailand.
Country or International Organization Thailand

Primary author

Ms Kamolporn Pakdee (Office of Atoms for Peace)

Co-author

Ms Ampika Apichaibukol (Office of Atoms for Peace)

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