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- The Greek Stakeholders Group was formed under the EC FARMING project to address crisis management after a nuclear accident, consisting of over 20 governmental and non-governmental organizations.
- In 2002 meetings, stakeholders evaluated agricultural countermeasures and waste disposal options developed by the STRATEGY project.
- They prioritized options that would be publicly accepted, environmentally friendly, and that would support sustainable farming and local living conditions, with key conclusions documented from their discussions.
Article Abstract
The setting up of the Greek Stakeholders Group in the framework of the EC Food and Agriculture Restoration Management Involving Networked Groups (FARMING) project is described. The Group included members from more than 20 governmental and non-governmental organisations, having interest and/or responsibilities in the management of a crisis following a nuclear accident. The stakeholders, during their meetings in 2002, discussed the agricultural countermeasures and rural waste disposal options which have been compiled by the EC Sustainable Restoration and Long-Term Management of Contaminated Rural, Urban and Industrial Ecosystems (STRATEGY) project. All stakeholders agreed that the most preferable were those options that ensure public acceptance, minimise environmental impact and maintain farming practices and acceptable living and working conditions. Their views are synoptically presented along with the major conclusions from the stakeholders meetings regarding nuclear crisis management.
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