1. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Brussels, 6th Feb 2012

2. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Partners Beneficiaries –Občina Krško (Slo) – CO –Grad Zagreb (Cro) – AB1 –Cernavoda City Hall (Rom) – AB2 Other partners –Rescue & protection administration of Slovenia and Croatia –Nuclear Safety Administration of Slovenia and Croatia –Nuclear Power Plant Krško –Red Cross Novo mesto –Police Administration Novo mesto –Professional Fire-fighters unit and other local units –other municipalities in the region of 25 km –Other public services

3. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Finances and duration of the project Own contributionEU contribution Občina Krško91.122273.365 Grad Zagreb40.854102.084 City of Cernavoda4.95914.877 Share25,97%74,03% Total136.935390.326 Project duration: 1.1.2012 – 31.12.2013 Grant agreement: 230301/2011/614397/SUB/A5

4. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Project background (1) Nuclear accident is low probability – high impact event Municipalities Krško and Cernavoda both host nuclear power plants Municipality Krško is at cross-road of vital infrastructure for the SEE, i.e. Motorway A1, X. Pan-European railway corridor, electrical and gas lines; Long-Term Protective Action Planning Zone spreads over national border (at the moment still EU border and Schengen Area) Within the radius of 25 km around the NPP (Long-Term Protective Action Planning Zone) lives 240.000 people out of which 61,5% live in Croatia. The area reaches City of Zagreb, which as a capital of Croatia represents demographic, political and economic centre. The state emergency plan for nuclear accident foresees preventive evacuation in the precautionary action zone. Evacuation as precautionary measure in highly populated areas is rather rare; this project can improve such measure and serve as an example on European level.

5. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Project background (2)

6. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Why PFE? WHAT? HOW? MEASURES AND TASKS IN PROTECTION AND RESCUE OPERATIONS 1.RAISING AWARENESS OF POPULATION 2.PROCEDURES AND INSTRUCTIONS 3.TRAINING OF RESCUE & PROTECTION FORCES 4.CROSS-BORDER TACTICAL COOPERATION STATE LEVEL / PLANNING REGIONAL LEVEL / MANAGEMENT MUNICIPAL LEVEL / EXECUTION PROJECT PFE

7. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Project description Project management (A) & publicity (B) The project starts with research about perception and execution of protective measures as basis for assessment and preparation of the other tasks (C) Other tasks constitute three pillars: 1.Communication, notification and alerting (D, E) 2.Preparation and execution of evacuation (F, G) 3.Reception of evacuees and sheltering (H, I) Project task will be implemented as –Field research (survey) –Workshops, seminars & table-top exercises –Preparation of instructions –Small-scale exercises and final evacuation exercise 1 before 3 after 2 during evacuation

8. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Deliverables and deadlines Analysis of communication systems1.9.2012 Scheme of emergency communications25.6.2012 1st Progress report30.8.2012 Survey report1.9.2012 Templates of alert messages and public releases5.11.2012 Recommendations on emergency communications15.11.2012 Map of intervention routes1.3.2013 Train the trainer programme of rescue forces15.4.2013 2nd Progress Report30.4.2013 Action plan of Zagreb in case of precautionary evacuation1.5.2013 Border crossing and traffic arragements1.5.2013 CBRN equipment procurement plan1.8.2013 Exercise report (reception/registration/provision)10.11.2013 Final Report31.12.2013

9. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Tentative dates of major events –Signing of contracts with partners10.3.2012 –Start of survey 1.5.2012 –Joint workshop and table top exercise 10.11.2012 –Working visit to the NPP21.11.2012 –Small-scale exercise on traffic25.2.2013 –Training of rescue forces 15.4.2013 –Workshop on traffic arrangements1.5.2013 –Workshop for preparation of instructions 1.9.2013 –Final exercise on evacuation 15.10.2013 Krško Zagreb Crnavoda Preparation & analysis Krško Zagreb Crnavoda Evaluation and Preparation of outputs Krško Zagreb Home workshops Krško / Novo mesto Joint activities

10. With the contribution of the Civil Protection Financial Instrument of the European Union Preparedness for evacuation in case of a nuclear accident Follow up actions –Use of evaluations and recommendations in the next revision of state, regional and municipal emergency plans –Implementation of procurement plant of personal CBRN protection equipment and decontamination equipment based on typification –Education and training in line with prepared procedures and instructions –Strengthened cooperation between other municipalities in the 25 km zone in both countries –Continued administration of the webpage, which should become reference page about preparedness for a nuclear accident in the area –Transfer of conclusions and best practices to other municipalities in the are of 25 km