National Nuclear Energy Agency of Indonesia

Badan Tenaga Nuklir Nasional Unggul di kawasan regional

NuCab program has mission to assist human resources development and capacity building in developing countries within the region of Asia-Pacific, Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Carabian. To succeed this program, some collaboration and cooperation with stakeholder within Indonesia and other countries has been done. The essence of collaboration is resource sharing since our organizational priorities and institutional pride are based in resource allocation and utilization. Following are our resources that we can share and do some collaboration.

(Bandung, 04/17/2020) The inevitable fact is that the transmission of the Corona virus is much faster than the readiness of hospitals and facilities to deal with it. Even today, medical personnel and patients in the city of Bandung are experiencing shortages in the provision of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Therefore a number of hospitals in Bandung very much expect donations from the public in the provision of PPE, such as cover all suits, hand sanitizers, surgical masks, n95 masks, sterile gloves, boots, 70% alcohol, shoe covers, and aprons.

As a form of concern, the Indonesian Civil Service Corps (KORPRI) of the Nuclear Area of Bandung held a movement "Set aside Rp 100,000, - from next month's salary for handling Covid-19" which was viral in government agencies by opening donations that began on March 30 to April 5, 2020. This movement succeeded in collecting donations in the amount of IDR 16,697,000 rupiah and has been channeled through the Covid-19 Special Account of Dr. Hasan Sadikin hospital's assistance (RSHS).

(Jakarta, 04/15/2020) Head of the Nuclear Material Technology Center, Yarianto Sugeng Budi Susilo gave an explanation related to the news in the mass media about the arrest of 7 smugglers of nuclear material. A man with the initial WS (42) as a smuggler from Sukaraja District, Tasikmalaya Regency was secured by the Tasikmalaya Police Criminal Investigation Unit.

On this news, Yarianto explained that smuggled by perpetrators cannot be classified into nuclear material, but it is suspected that minerals containing radioactive in small amounts. "This needs to be straightened out, nuclear materials are materials that can be used for chain fission reactions or materials that can be converted into materials that can produce chain fission reactions," Yarianto said by telephone on Tuesday (4/14).

"Whereas those smuggled by the perpetrators have not yet been classified as nuclear material, but are thought to contain thorium and uranium which emit radioactivity in small amounts," he added.

(Jakarta, 10/04/2020) A total of 170 employees of the National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN) were appointed to occupy certain functional positions, Thursday (09/04). This inauguration was the first time done online by the Head of BATAN, Anhar Riza Antariksawan in the midst of the Covid-19 outbreak.

Anhar said, the inauguration ceremony this time was held in a different way according to the provisions stipulated by the National Personnel Agency number 10 of 2020 that is online. "We take the inauguration and oath ceremony because it is the right of every employee who has fulfilled the requirements in accordance with applicable regulations even though they must be done online," Anhar said.

The mechanism for taking an oath at the inauguration this time was done online, namely the Head of BATAN took the oath to 3 representatives of employees who were appointed face to face at the BATAN Head Office, Kuningan Barat, Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta. While the others, keep taking an oath from their respective places through the video application that can be witnessed by other participants.

(South Tangerang, 09/04/2020) The Indonesian Civil Service Corps (KORPRI) of Center for Nuclear Fuel Technology (PTBBN), manifests concern for the handling of Covid-19 by providing assistance to the people affected by social distancing policies. This assistance was given to the community around Serpong Nuclear Area, Wednesday (08/04).

The head of PTBBN, Agus Sumariyanto said, the target community who received this assistance were those affected by Covid-19. "We provide assistance in the form of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the form of masks and gloves to medical officers," Agus said.

In addition, said Agus, assistance was also manifested in the form of daily basic needs such as rice, cooking oil, soy sauce, and others. These basic needs are given to people affected by social distancing policies due to Covid-19 such as motorcycle taxi drivers, garbage collectors, employees who are laid off, the poor, security forces, cleaning service officers and street vendors.