Overview

INUDECO is the annual International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning and Environment Recovery that hold on Ukraine since 2016. INUDECO has several lines for participation: * The experience of liquidating the consequences of the Chornobyl disaster and making the “Shelter” object an ecologically safe system. * Decommissioning of nuclear power plants, treating with radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel. * Territory rehabilitation, reintegration, and people social adaptation related to the termination of operation of core enterprises. * Emergency response on objects of critical infrastructure. * Information Technology support of Nuclear Decommissioning. On the shoulder of the Conference there are 2 annual events for students and young scientists: * “Smart city” technologies of the 21st century. * Ecological problems of sustainable development and environmental conservation. The conference located in the town Slavutich – the youngest city of Ukraine and the last city of USSR build for workers of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. The town is located on the left bank of the Dnieper River, about 110 kilometers north from the capital of Ukraine - Kyiv, about 40 kilometers west from Chernihiv and about 50 kilometers east of the former Nuclear Plant. The site is on a reasonable distance from the Chernobyl zone to ensure the risk of radiation-related factors was excluded.