What is meant by ‘nuclear risk management’?

Nuclear risk management refers to the implementation of strategies and processes specifically designed to minimize the likelihood of nuclear incidents, ensuring safety and security in the handling of nuclear materials and technologies. This involves identifying potential risks, evaluating the severity and likelihood of various hazards, and taking proactive measures to mitigate these risks. The aim is to protect personnel, the public, and the environment from the dangers associated with nuclear weapons and materials. By focusing on risk assessment and control measures, organizations can effectively reduce the chances of accidents, unauthorized access, or misuse of nuclear capabilities, thereby promoting a more secure nuclear environment.