Nuclear non-proliferation: how can the goals be achieved? [WP885]

• Defence and security

• Date: Monday 17 - Friday 21 December, 2007
• Venue: Wiston House

  Wilton Park; Wiston House, Steyning; West Sussex; BN44 3DZ; +44 (0) 1903 815 020

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• Event no.: WP885
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This conference discussed the following points:

• How prepared is Europe for a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attack against one or more European targets?
• What are the threats/likelihoods of an attack?
• In the event of even a moderate CBRN attack in one European country how will cooperation across Europe be orchestrated?
• How can mutual aid between countries be further developed to support both the response and recovery phases?
• What are the barriers to effective integration of an emergency response across Europe?
• What role for the European Commission within its member states, or in relation to EU’s neighbours?
•  What role for NATO?
• What lessons on macro-scale coordination can be derived from the response to recent terrorist incidents, natural disasters and industrial accidents?
• Does CBRN terrorism pose different challenges to CBRN accidents?
• Are separate response plans needed for consequence managers?

Contacts

Mark Smith: Programme Director

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