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1 Document 2-4 JAPAN ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY Comparison Table for new/old versions of Medium to Long-term Plan Parts shown as red colored and underscore are amended parts. Medium to Long-term Plan (Amended) Medium to Long-term Plan (Original) Reasons for amendment Plan to Achieve Medium to Long-Term Objectives of the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) (Medium to Long-term Objectives) Plan to Achieve Medium to Long-Term Objectives of the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) (Medium to Long-term m Objectives) (April 1, March 31, 2022) (April 1, March 31, 2022) Approval: April 1, 2015 Approval of change: ( ) date ( ) month 2016 Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) Approval: April 1, 2015 Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) 1

2 Contents Contents Introduction Preface I. II. Measures to Be Taken for Achieving the Objectives Concerning the Maximization of the Results of R&D and Improvement of the Quality of any Other Operations 1 ~ 3 4.Basic and fundamental research and human resource development for nuclear science (1) Promote basic and fundamental research, advanced nuclear scientific research, and neutron usage research, which underpin nuclear power (2) R&D on high-temperature gas reactors and the heat utilization technology (Deleted) (3) Promotion of public utilization of the specific advanced large research facilities (4) Develop nuclear human resources and promote service facilities 5~6 (Deleted) 7.Activities to promote collaboration among industry, academia, and government and secure the confidence of society (1)~(4) III. Measures to be taken for achieving the objectives concerning the improvement of the efficiency of the administration of the business operations 1. Introduction Preface I. II. Measures to Be Taken for Achieving the Objectives Concerning the Maximization of the Results of R&D and Improvement of the Quality of any Other Operations 1~3 4.Basic and fundamental research and human resource development for nuclear science (1) Promote basic and fundamental research, advanced nuclear scientific research, which underpin nuclear power (2) R&D on high-temperature gas reactors and the heat utilization technology (3) Applied research of quantum beams (4) Promotion of public utilization of the specific advanced large research facilities (5) Develop nuclear human resources and promote service facilities 5~6 7. R&D on nuclear fusion (1) Promotion of the ITER project (2) Advanced R&D on plasma conducted by leveraging the Broader Approach activities (3) Nuclear fusion science and engineering R&D by the Broader Approach activities 8.Activities to promote collaboration among industry, academia, and government and secure the confidence of society (1)~(4) III. Measures to be taken for achieving the objectives concerning the improvement of the efficiency of the administration of the business operations 1. ) 2. Separation and integration of some operations 2 (To leave the part that contributes to the use of nuclear energy, and to delete the rest.) (Deletion due to nuclear fusion) (Deleted at the completion of works)

3 (Deleted) Medium to Long-term Plan (Amended) Medium to Long-term Plan (Original) Reasons for amendment IV ~ V Introduction Preface JAEA was launched in October 2005 as the only comprehensive nuclear R&D institute in Japan that includes activities from basic and fundamental research on nuclear power to project R&D on the major premises of peaceful use, securing safety, and trust from society in accordance with the Atomic Energy Basic Act (Act No. 186 of 1955). Since then, JAEA has conducted operations focusing on four major projects in the 1st and the 2nd medium periods based on the nuclear energy, science and technology policies of Japan: R&D on FBR cycle technology and R&D on high-level radioactive waste disposal, which aim at the establishment of the nuclear fuel cycle essential to secure medium to long-term energy in Japan, R&D on nuclear fusion, which aims at future energy source development in international collaboration research, and R&D on quantum beam application, which is expected to develop new fields of science and technology and support industry etc., through various applications of radiation. In addition, after the accidents at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Stations of Tokyo Electric Power Company on March 11, 2011 (hereinafter, the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station ), we have considered the recovery and reconstruction from the accident and have actively worked on them, making the most of our scientific and technical expertise. On the other hand, in the 2nd medium target period, the defect of maintenance and management of the Fast Breeder Reactor MONJU (hereinafter, MONJU ) and the radioactive material leak at Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J-PARC) led to a fundamental revision of the organization and operations of JAEA. Therefore, based on the "Reform Plan of Japan Atomic Energy Agency" (JAEA, September 2013; hereinafter, "JAEA reform plan") formulated by JAEA itself in light of the "Basic Direction of the Reform of Japan Atomic Energy Agency" (MEXT Headquarters for Reforming JAEA on August 2013; hereinafter, the "basic direction of IV ~ V Introduction Preface JAEA was launched in October 2005 as the only comprehensive nuclear R&D institute in Japan that includes activities from basic and fundamental research on nuclear power to project R&D on the major premises of peaceful use, securing safety, and trust from society in accordance with the Atomic Energy Basic Act (Act No. 186 of 1955). Since then, JAEA has conducted operations focusing on four major projects in the 1st and the 2nd medium periods based on the nuclear energy, science and technology policies of Japan: R&D on FBR cycle technology and R&D on high-level radioactive waste disposal, which aim at the establishment of the nuclear fuel cycle essential to secure Medium to long-term energy in Japan, R&D on nuclear fusion, which aims at future energy source development in international collaboration research, and R&D on quantum beam application, which is expected to develop new fields of science and technology and support industry etc., through various applications of radiation. In addition, after the accidents at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Stations of Tokyo Electric Power Company on March 11, 2011 (hereinafter, the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station ), we have considered the recovery and reconstruction from the accident and have actively worked on them, making the most of our scientific and technical expertise. On the other hand, in the 2nd medium target period, the defect of maintenance and management of the Fast Breeder Reactor MONJU (hereinafter, MONJU ) and the radioactive material leak at Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J-PARC) led to a fundamental revision of the organization and operations of JAEA. Therefore, based on the "Reform Plan of Japan Atomic Energy Agency" (JAEA, September 2013; hereinafter, "JAEA reform plan") formulated by JAEA itself in light of the "Basic Direction of the Reform of Japan Atomic Energy Agency" (MEXT Headquarters for Reforming JAEA on August 2013; hereinafter, the "basic direction of 3

4 the reform"), we have carried out reform of JAEA (hereinafter called "JAEA reform") to enhance management functions, secure safety and develop a safety culture, streamline operations, and establish a safe and independent operation management system for "MONJU". As part of this, and from the viewpoint of affinity and potential of comprehensive R&D on quantum science research, the Agency decided to separate part of R&D on nuclear fusion and applied research on quantum beams from JAEA and integrate them into the National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS) (A new national research and development agency, Japan Agency for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (QST) starts operation in April 2016). JAEA shall consider results gained in the 1st and the 2nd medium periods and remorse over defects of maintenance and management of MONJU, and maximize R&D results while making its best effort to tackle challenges shown in the 3rd Medium to long-term objectives to contribute to the development of nuclear science and technology. Specifically, JAEA shall focus on responding to the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, improving the safety of nuclear power, R&D on atomic fundamentals, generic research and developing human resources, R&D on Fast-Breeder Reactors (FBR) and R&D on reprocessing related to the nuclear fuel cycle and treatment, fuel fabrication, and disposal of radioactive waste based on the energy policies of Japan including nuclear energy and science and technology policies such as the Basic Energy Plan (Cabinet office resolution April 2014, hereinafter the "Basic Energy Plan") and the Fourth Science and Technology Basic Plan (Cabinet Approval August 2011, hereinafter the Fourth Science and Technology Basic Plan ). To carry out R&D, we shall not only maximize results of our own R&D as a national research and development agency but will also create revolutionary nuclear science and technology through cooperation with universities and the industrial world and play an intermediary role to implement them in society as well as contribute to the maximization of R&D outcomes in the nuclear science and technology sector across Japan. In addition, we shall promote R&D through effective international cooperation. Moreover, JAEA shall play a critical role in the technical assistance necessary to properly enforce nuclear safety regulations based on Safety Research in the the reform"), we have carried out reform of JAEA (hereinafter called "JAEA reform") to enhance management functions, secure safety and develop a safety culture, streamline operations, and establish a safe and independent operation management system for "MONJU". (Postscript) JAEA shall consider results gained in the 1st and the 2nd medium periods and remorse over defects of maintenance and management of MONJU, and maximize R&D results while making its best effort to tackle challenges shown in the 3rd Medium to long-term objectives to contribute to the development of nuclear science and technology. Specifically, JAEA shall focus on responding to the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, improving the safety of nuclear power, R&D on atomic fundamentals, generic research and developing human resources, R&D on Fast-Breeder Reactors (FBR) and R&D on reprocessing related to the nuclear fuel cycle and treatment, fuel fabrication, and disposal of radioactive waste based on the energy policies of Japan including nuclear energy and science and technology policies such as the Basic Energy Plan (Cabinet office resolution April 2014, hereinafter the "Basic Energy Plan") and the Fourth Science and Technology Basic Plan (Cabinet Approval August 2011, hereinafter the Fourth Science and Technology Basic Plan ). To carry out R&D, we shall not only maximize results of our own R&D as a national research and development agency but will also create revolutionary nuclear science and technology through cooperation with universities and the industrial world and play an intermediary role to implement them in society as well as contribute to the maximization of R&D outcomes in the nuclear science and technology sector across Japan. In addition, we shall promote R&D through effective international cooperation. Moreover, JAEA shall play a critical role in the technical assistance necessary to properly enforce nuclear safety regulations based on Safety Research in the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) etc. formulated by (To supplement the background of transfer) 4

5 NRC. Then, we shall share technology and knowledge learned through the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station with the world and contribute to the improvement of safety, the enhancement of disaster prevention functions, and the improvement of nuclear security. We shall enhance management functions and distribute agile and flexible management resources to implement operations. In addition, we shall effectively operate governance and internal control in sectors and continuously improve our operational quality with a proper management control cycle. Moreover, we shall make efforts for organizational and operational reform including making reforms (with additional in JAEA take root. descriptions on the We shall give the highest priority to safety and streamline it as interconnection after the well as actively continuously provide and release information and integration) ensure trust from society and in siting areas. In addition, actions in regards to new regulation standards related to nuclear facilities shall be performed in a well-planned proper manner to safely and stably operate the owned facilities. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) etc. formulated by NRC. Then, we shall share technology and knowledge learned through the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station with the world and contribute to the improvement of safety, the enhancement of disaster prevention functions, and the improvement of nuclear security. We shall enhance management functions and distribute agile and flexible management resources to implement operations. In addition, we shall effectively operate governance and internal control in sectors and continuously improve our operational quality with a proper management control cycle. Moreover, we shall make efforts for organizational and operational reform including making reforms in JAEA take root. Moreover, JAEA shall closely coordinate and cooperate with QST to prevent the separated R&D operations from being disrupted. We shall give the highest priority to safety and streamline it as well as actively continuously provide and release information and ensure trust from society and in siting areas. In addition, actions in regards to new regulation standards related to nuclear facilities shall be performed in a well-planned proper manner to safely and stably operate the owned facilities. Based on the above, JAEA shall develop a new Medium to long-term plan. Based on the above, JAEA shall develop a new Medium to long-term plan. I. II. The measures taken to achieve the objectives for maximization of the achievement of R&D development and improvement of other business quality 1~3 4.Basic and fundamental research and human resource development for nuclear science (1) Promote basic and fundamental research, advanced nuclear scientific research, and neutron science, which underpin nuclear I. II. The measures taken to achieve the objectives for maximization of the achievement of R&D development and improvement of other business quality 1~3 4.Basic and fundamental research and human resource development for nuclear science (1) Promote basic and fundamental research, advanced nuclear scientific research, which underpin nuclear power 5 (with consolidation of the descriptions on use of nuclear energy)

6 power We shall carry out basic and fundamental research of nuclear power to create scientific knowledge and technologies supporting nuclear energy utilization in Japan and aggressive and creative cutting-edge nuclear science and research that have the potential for the development of nuclear science. In addition, with a view to creating revolutionary achievements in wide sectors of science and technologies and academia, we shall carry out nuclear science and research on materials to support nuclear energy and materials We shall carry out basic and fundamental research of nuclear power to create scientific knowledge and technologies supporting nuclear energy utilization in Japan and aggressive and creative cutting-edge nuclear science and research that have the potential for the development of nuclear science. In addition, we shall produce R&D achievements properly responding to issues and needs in collaboration with industry and universities and work on utilization of the achievements. science by using neutron and synchrotron radiation. Moreover, we shall produce R&D achievements properly responding to issues and needs in collaboration with industry and universities and work on utilization of the achievements. (To leave the part that contributes to the use of nuclear energy) 1), 2) 1), 2) 3) Neutron utilization research etc. We shall provide a world cutting-edge R&D environment by continuing R&D to develop advanced technologies related to J-PARC operated in collaboration with the High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) and keep the performance of the neutron experiment device group at the top level in the world. In addition, we shall carry out cutting-edge research concerning materials science effectively using the neutron experiment device group. In addition, we shall carry out R&D toward stronger and safer accelerators to maintain leading-edge research in the world in the future. We shall develop neutron usage technology by utilizing features of steady neutron sources such as JRR-3 and apply it to strength reliability evaluations of advanced material development and large structures based on clarification of structure-function correlation. In addition, as nuclear science and research using neutron and synchrotron radiation, we shall develop new extractant, clarify the mechanism of the adsorption-desorption reaction of radioactive materials into the soil etc., and contribute to decommissioning reactors and waste disposal for the separation of minor actinide (MA). In carrying this work out, we shall work on R&D with social needs in consideration of scientific significance and final (Newly formulated) (Newly formulated) Shifted from 4. (3) 1) (Newly formulated) Shifted a part of 4. (3) 6

7 utilization, promote collaboration among research centers and hubs, and actively coordinate with domestic and foreign universities, research institutions, and industry. Centering on such coordination and cooperation, we shall aim at participating in the national government's public invitations to create scientific and technical innovation. As for R&D tasks, we shall clarify objectives and periods per task and receive intermediate evaluations from external specialists in the midst of the target period. (2) (Deleted) (2) (3) Applied research of quantum beams The Fourth Science and Technology Basic Plan and Comprehensive Strategy on Science Technology and Innovation Bridge of Innovation toward Creating the Future- (endorsed by the Cabinet in June 2014) states that the utilization of both quantum beam and photon science which develops advanced measurement and analytic technology and supports cross-cutting technology would promote R&D on science technology. In response to this, JAEA shall contribute to the development of science/technology, academia and industry in Japan by promoting advanced technology development related to the generation /control of quantum beams and high-precision processing and observation through the application of the generation / control, advancing world-leading R&D in the wide range of fields of nuclear science, materials science and life science based on comprehensive use of prominent functions of quantum beams, creating innovative outcomes/seeds, and promoting science technology based on government-industry-academia collaboration. (Descriptions on nuclear utilization (yellow-painted) are moved and other parts are deleted.) (Deleted) Shifted from 4.(1) 3) 1) Advancement of neutron facility/devices and neutron usage research JAEA will provide an international cutting-edge R&D environment to society by making constant efforts to implement advanced technology development concerning J-PARC jointly run with the high energy accelerator research organization (KEK) and conducting R&D to keep the functions of neutron 7

8 experimental device groups operating among the world s best. In addition, JAEA will implement advanced research related to materials science by making efficient use of these neutron instruments. Furthermore, the Agency will promote R&D that contributes to the strength and stabilization of the accelerator aiming to maintain international cutting-edge research for the future. The Agency will also develop neutron technology for its utilization by making full use of the characteristics of source ranges such as JRR-3 and apply the results for strength reliability assessments for advanced material development and large scale structures based on clarification of correlation between structures and functions. Conducting nuclear scientific research using neutron and synchrotron radiation, such as development of new extractants for minor actinides (MA) isolation and the clarification of the adsorption-desorption reaction mechanisms of radioactive materials in the soil, the Agency will contribute to the decommissioning of nuclear reactors and waste treatment and enhanced safety. (Deleted) 2) Advanced quantum beam technology development and scientific research on quantum beams Responding to various user needs by developing cutting-edge quantum beam technology that contributes to the generation of science technology innovation, JAEA shall develop accelerator/beam techniques related to the generation/utilization of high-intensity MeV cluster ion beams in the ion irradiation research facility (TIARA). In addition, the Agency will strive to further expand and spread the availability of quantum beams in the facility by developing technologies such as ion acceleration by laser drive, highly charged heavy ion extraction and electron acceleration in the photon quantum science facility. JAEA shall implement radiation stress response analyses for cell populations aiming to identify biological action mechanisms of radiation, while developing the analysis technology for conformation of large-scale biopolymer and manufacturing and introducing alpha emitting radionuclide technology which is useful for cancer treatment. In addition, the Agency will develop 8

9 methods to clarify the conformation of factors which induce specific mutation with high frequency as well as systematize analysis and evaluation methods based on plant RI imaging. Following these R&D efforts, the Agency will assist in the realization of a society of health and longevity, the creation of biotic / regional resources and strengthen agriculture, forestry, stockbreeding, hunting and fishing in Japan. JAEA will create advanced functional material creation technology using charged particle/ri and spin information control / measuring techniques to develop innovative electronic devices. Moreover, aiming for industrial use, the Agency will strive to upgrade substance detection/vibration measurements using lasers and laser-driven quantum beams, trace nuclide analysis, isotopic selective excitation and element isolation techniques. In addition, using radiation light/computing science, JAEA will develop techniques to analyze / assess the construction and quality of environment / energy materials including hydrogen storage materials as well as function manifestation mechanisms. Based on these R&D, JAEA shall provide an opportunity for a fundamental scientific understanding of energy / resource-saving materials and shall support the construction of clean and cost-efficient energy systems and the realization of a sustainable recycling society. (Deleted) Shifted from 4.(1) 3 (Deleted) In implementing 1) and 2), the JAEA will strive to work on R&D that is highly needed in society with an understanding of significant events in science and final outcomes, promote cooperation between research centers and research bases in the Agency and actively make efforts to encourage cooperation between universities at home and abroad, research institutes and industries. Centering on this coordination / cooperation, the Agency will strive to participate with publicly listed businesses by country with the aim of creating innovation in science and technology. Concerning each R&D subject, JAEA will clarify the achievement of goals and completion dates by subject and get interim assessments from external experts at the middle of the targeted period to reflect the results of the administration of the business operations of research. The Agency will continue to 9

10 promote understanding of quantum beam science and utilization of radio activity by assisting in outreach activities and science education and will also contribute to securing human resources in relevant fields in the future. (3) Promotion of public utilization of the specific advanced large research facilities (4) Develop nuclear human resources and promote service facilities 5~6 (Deleted) (4) Promotion of public utilization of the specific advanced large research facilities (5) Develop nuclear human resources and promote service facilities 5~6 7. R&D on nuclear fusion Nuclear fusion energy has excellent social receptivity from the viewpoint of supply stability based on rich resources without uneven distribution, safety, environmental feasibility, proliferation resistance and radioactive waste disposal and is a strong candidate for a permanent energy resource for humankind, therefore JAEA is expected to contribute to the securing of energy from a long time perspective and required to realize its early practical use. In light of this, JAEA will make a comprehensive approach to conduct R&D for the practical application of nuclear fusion energy based on "The Third Phase Basic Program of Fusion Res. And Development (June 1992 Atomic Energy Commission), "The Agreement on the Establishment of the ITER International Fusion Energy Organization for the Joint Implementation of the ITER Project (effective in October 2007, hereinafter referred to as ITER Agreement ), Agreement between the Government of Japan and the European Atomic Energy Community for the Joint Implementation of the Broader Approach Activities in the Field of Fusion Energy Research (effective in June 2007, hereinafter as referred to BA Agreement ) and the Basic Energy Plan. Specifically, the Agency will steadily develop the ITER (International Thermonuclear Experiment Reactor) project and Broader Approach Activities in the Field of Fusion Energy Research (hereinafter as referred to BA activities ) based on international agreement, while, with mutual collaboration and 10 (Deletion due to nuclear fusion)

11 mobilization of human resources, the Agency will develop initiatives including R&D utilizing the experimental reactor ITER, advanced plasma R&D utilizing JT-60SA, science and engineering R&D utilizing and expanding the facility established by BA activities. By doing this, JAEA will demonstrate the scientific/technical feasibility of nuclear fusion energy and establish a technical basis in determining prototype reactor construction and will contribute to innovation creation utilizing nuclear fusion technology. As for implementation of R&D, the Agency will strive to promote domestic cooperation by conducting ITER project and BA activities based on domestic opinions and knowledge aggregated through participation by researchers / engineers at nuclear fusion energy forum activities and informed persons in universities, research institutes and industries, while continuing to promote the development of research techniques for the practical application of nuclear fusion energy by encouraging social interaction with the results from domestic nuclear fusion research. (1) Promotion of ITER project Based on the project master plan agreed internationally under the ITER Agreement, JAEA, as a domestic institution, shall steadily implement its operations through cooperation between academia, research institutions and industry. Furthermore, JAEA shall prepare to implement R&D utilizing the experimental reactor ITER based on an all-japan system. 1) ITER construction activities JAEA will actively complete the production of devices for the test facilities of superconductors, superconducting coils and NBTF, which our country has procurement responsibility for, and will promote the production of radio frequency heating apparatus and remote maintenance devices. In addition, the Agency will support the joint operation of setting / assembling conducted by the ITER international Fusion Energy Organization (hereinafter refereed to as ITER Organization ) at the ITER construction site(saint-paul-lez Durance, France). 2) Contribution to the administration of ITER project 11

12 JAEA will contribute to the smooth administration of the ITER project by strengthening cooperation with the ITER organization and various domestic institutions through active dispatching of our staff to ITER construction sites. Furthermore, the Agency will play a role as a contact point for providing human resources to the ITER organization from Japan. 3) Establishment of all-japan system JAEA will prepare to implement R&D using the experimental reactor ITER based on an all-japan system in anticipation of operation and maintenance for integration tasks (installation, construction, test and examination) and after the completion at ITER construction sites. (2) Advanced R&D on plasma conducted by leveraging the Broader Approach activities Based on the project master plan agreed internationally under the BA Agreement, the Agency shall steadily conduct the Satellite Tokamak project in the BA activities as an implementing institution, but also promote the domestic Tokamak focusing device plan (domestic plan), critical for fulfillment of international commitments, and develop the JT-60SA plan, which combines two plans, and commence its operation. In order to support and complement the ITER project and lay the necessary technical foundation for the decision of the prototype reactor construction, the Agency shall promote the advanced R&D of plasma leveraging JT-60SA and, further, tackle human resource development, capable of leading R&D internationally. 1) The JT-60SA project The Agency will steadily promote the JT-60SA project, a joint plan between the Satellite Tokamak project promoted by the BA activities and the domestic plan, and will commence its operation. i) Fabrication and construction of JT-60SA devices JAEA will promote the fabrication of devices for which Japan bears the procurement responsibility including the JT-60SA superconducting coil as well as construct devices 12

13 fabricated in Japan and Europe. ii) Maintenance, improvement and adjustment for JT-60SA operation JAEA will handle the general coordination required for JT-60SA operation through maintenance / repair of the existing JT-60 facility reused in JT-60SA, equipment technique development / improvement and operation adjustment of each device. iii) JT-60SA operation Following sound implementation of i) and ii), the Agency will begin operation of JT-60SA. 2) R&D on fusion plasma With the promotion of the burning plasma control study required for the ITER project and high-beta steady-state research required for solving the main challenges of the JT-60SA experiment, JAEA shall improve the integrated prediction code and predict the total performance for both highly accurate devices. As for the start of the JT-60SA experiment, the Agency will promote fusion plasma R&D such as plasma ignition which should be addressed early in the superconducting Tokamak device including ITER. 3) Development of human resources to play an international leading role in R&D JAEA will promote international cooperation and joint studies with universities and will develop human resources to lead the ITER project and the JT-60SA project. (3) Nuclear fusion science and engineering R&D by the Broader Approach activities Under the BA Agreement, as an implementing institution, JAEA will steadily carry out the operations of the International Fusion Energy Research Center project based on the internationally agreed business plan. In addition, the Agency will advance establishment of promotion systems and human resource development under international and domestic cooperation aimed at the establishment of technology infrastructure required for construction judgment of a prototype reactor. In addition, the 13

14 Agency shall accumulate technologies by leveraging and improving the facilities prepared in the BA activities. 1) International Fusion Energy Research Center (IFERC) project and engineering validation and engineering design activity (EVEDA) project concerning International Fusion Material Irradiation Facility (IFMIF) i) IFERC project JAEA shall complete preliminary prototype reactor design activities and R&D activities as well as complete operation of the computational mechanical simulation center and the ITER remote experimental center. ii) IFMIF-EVEDA project JAEA will complete verification testing for the IFMIF accelerator prototype. iii) Activities as an implementing institution As host country for the BA activity, JAEA will implement the fostering of understanding and Rokkasho site administration. 2) R&D leveraging and improving the facilities prepared in the BA activities i) Prototype reactor design R&D activities For the purpose of establishing the technology infrastructure required for the judgment of prototype reactor construction, the Agency shall expand and promote conceptual design activity, maintenance activity for a structural material heavy irradiation database for reduced-activated ferritic steel, and develop production technology breeder blanket functional materials, advanced functional materials and tritium handling technology. ii) Test blanket project The Agency will promote evaluation testing / design / fabrication of testing modules to contribute to the breeder blanket test at ITER. iii) Theory / simulation research and activities at an information intensive base The Agency will operate the Computer Simulation Center (CSC) and promote simulation studies for the 14

15 improvement of plasma estimation accuracy centering on the dynamics of burning plasma. In addition, the Agency will operate the ITER Remote Experimentation Center to use as an international center for information intensive activities. iv) Development of nuclear fusion neutron source As a Rokkasho neutron source, we shall improve the stable operation/performance of the IFMIF accelerator prototype, while working on constructing a lithium loop, establishing a post irradiation test facility and a tritium removal system and preparing beam target tests. 7. Activities to promote collaboration among business, academia, and government and secure the confidence of society III. Measures to be taken for achieving the objectives concerning the efficiency of the administration of the business operations 1. (Deleted) IV. Measures to Be Taken to Achieve Objectives Concerning Improvement of Financial Contents 1. Budget (Including personnel expenses)/ income and expenditure plan, and funding plan 8. Activities to promote collaboration among business, academia, and government and secure the confidence of society III. Measures to be taken for achieving the objectives concerning the efficiency of the administration of the business operations Partial separation and integration of operations Based on the basic direction of the reform, from the viewpoints of affinity and the potential of comprehensive R&D in quantum science, the Agency shall separate part of R&D on nuclear fusion and applied research of quantum beams from its operations. As for some specific milestones to integrate them into the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, the Agency shall formulate them early and implement them smoothly in order to avoid any trouble in performance of the R&D works to be separated, while considering the feature of mutual cooperation to be maintained after the separation. IV. Measures to Be Taken to Achieve Objectives Concerning Improvement of Financial Contents 1. Budget (Including personnel expenses)/ income and expenditure plan, and funding plan 15 (Deleted at the completion of works)

16 (1) Budget Fiscal budget Medium to Long-term Plan (Amended) Medium to Long-term Plan (Original) Reasons for amendment (1) Budget Fiscal budget Amendment in the budget plan due to (Adjusted to the 2015 amount for the operations transferred) 16

17 (Adjusted to the 2015 amount for the operations transferred) Amendment in the income/expenditure plan due to (Adjusted to the 2015 amount for the operations transferred) 17

18 [Estimate of amounts equivalent to salaries and other personal expenditures] JAEA will spend 301,230 million yen in total in the Medium to long-term objective period. (This may be increased or decreased due to the acquisition condition of entrustment expense fees, grants, competitive research funding from the national government and private capital.) [Estimate of amounts equivalent to salaries and other personal expenditures] JAEA will spend 341,181 million yen in total in the Medium to long-term objective period. (This may be increased or decreased due to the acquisition condition of entrustment expense fees, grants, competitive research funding from the national government and private capital.) Amendment in the financial plan due to (Adjusted to the 2015 amount for the operations transferred) (2) Revenue and expenditure plan Fiscal revenue and expenditure plan (2) Revenue and expenditure plan Fiscal revenue and expenditure plan (This purchase case was deleted due to the plan being transferred) 18

19 (3) Funding plan (3) Funding plan Fiscal budget Fiscal budget Amendment with necessity 2~3 4. The plan to assign or mortgage important property other than as provided in the previous item. For the National Route 245 widening project by Ibaraki Pref., part of residential land, forest and miscellaneous sites in Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki shall be sold to Ibaraki Prefecture. (Deleted) 5. V. Other important items concerning business operations 1. Establish effective and efficient management systems (1) 2~3 4. The plan to assign or mortgage important property other than as provided in the previous item. For the National Route 245 widening project by Ibaraki Pref., part of residential land, forest and miscellaneous sites in Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki shall be sold to Ibaraki Prefecture. With the road reconstruction projects on prefectural highways 13 (Maebashi-Nagatoro line) and 142 (Watanuki-Shinozuka line) conducted by Gunma Prefecture, the Agency will sell a part of hybrid land in Takasaki city to Gunma Prefecture. 5. V. Other important items concerning business operations 1. Establish effective and efficient management systems (1) 19 Amendment with necessity

20 (2) Strengthening internal control To promote sustainable development through operational streamlining, backed up by legality, soundness, and transparency of project activities trusted by society, we shall develop and operate a proper internal control environment through reasonable decision-making by management to ensure correct safeguarding. To do this, while making officers and staff comply with laws and regulations according to the management concept and behavior standards, and making proper and efficient decisions led by the President, we shall develop and operate internal regulations and execute effective operations. In addition, in implementing project activities, we shall prevent risks from becoming apparent through unified risk management activities including promotion of compliance; we shall develop/maintain speedy responses to the materialization of risks for the worst. Moreover, we shall secure checking functions in various operations under jurisdiction and organization control such as R&D operations, safety and security management, backing up by nuclear security, financial accounting management, and contract office work procedures. In addition, we shall continue occasional and regular monitoring and verification of development/maintenance status and its effective functioning through internal audits etc. We shall enhance the internal audit system as well as technical aspects of nuclear safety, develop a system to ensure effectiveness of audits, conduct effective monitoring and proper evaluation of operations done by organizations to lead to the remedy and improvement of operations. In addition, we shall systematically formulate organization plans to prevent misconduct in R&D activities etc., and misuse of research funds, provide ethic education training etc., provide inspection and required reviews of activities in the organization, strengthen the system to respond to misconduct, and promote fair R&D activities trusted by the public and society. In addition, while referring to Dokuritsu Gyosei Hojin no Gyomu no Tekisei Wo Kakuho surutame no Taisei to no Seibi (Development of Systems etc. to Secure Appropriateness of Operations of Incorporated Administrative Agencies) (Notification by the Director-General of the Administrative Management Bureau, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and (2) Strengthening internal control To promote sustainable development through operational streamlining, backed up by legality, soundness, and transparency of project activities trusted by society, we shall develop and operate a proper internal control environment through reasonable decision-making by management to ensure correct safeguarding. To do this, while making officers and staff comply with laws and regulations according to the management concept and behavior standards, and making proper and efficient decisions led by the President, we shall develop and operate internal regulations and execute effective operations. In addition, in implementing project activities, we shall prevent risks from becoming apparent through unified risk management activities including promotion of compliance; we shall develop/maintain speedy responses to the materialization of risks for the worst. Moreover, we shall secure checking functions in various operations under jurisdiction and organization control such as R&D operations, safety and security management, backing up by nuclear security, financial accounting management, and contract office work procedures. In addition, we shall continue occasional and regular monitoring and verification of development/maintenance status and its effective functioning through internal audits etc. We shall enhance the internal audit system as well as technical aspects of nuclear safety, develop a system to ensure effectiveness of audits, conduct effective monitoring and proper evaluation of operations done by organizations to lead to the remedy and improvement of operations. In addition, we shall systematically formulate organization plans to prevent misconduct in R&D activities etc., and misuse of research funds, provide ethic education training etc., provide inspection and required reviews of activities in the organization, strengthen the system to respond to misconduct, and promote fair R&D activities trusted by the public and society. In addition, while referring to Dokuritsu Gyosei Hojin no Gyomu no Tekisei Wo Kakuho surutame no Taisei to no Seibi (Development of Systems etc. to Secure Appropriateness of Operations of Incorporated Administrative Agencies) (Notification by the Director-General of the Administrative Management Bureau, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and (Adjusted to the 2015 amount for the operations transferred) (Deletion due to nuclear fusion) 20

21 Communications in November 2014), we shall make necessary Communications in November 2014), we shall make necessary efforts. efforts. (3), (4) 2. Plan concerning facilities and equipment (3), (4) 2. Plan concerning facilities and equipment Details of facilities and equipment Development/maintenance of Oarai Waste Reduction Treatment Facility Establishment of disaster prevention building Development/maintenance of building using activation products Development/maintenance of Collaborative Laboratories for Advanced Decommissioning Science (CLADS) Development/maintenance of wide approach related facilities (Unit: million yen) Estimated Financial resources amount 7,681 Grants for facility expenses 623 Grants for facility expenses 476 Grants for facility expenses 1,250 Grants for facility expenses 2,338 Grants for nuclear fusion R&D facility expenses Details of facilities and equipment Development/maintenance of Oarai Waste Reduction Treatment Facility Establishment of disaster prevention building Development/maintenance of building using activation products Development/maintenance of Collaborative Laboratories for Advanced Decommissioning Science (CLADS) Development/maintenance of BA related facilities (Unit: million yen) Estimated Financial resources amount 7,681 Grants for facility expenses 623 Grants for facility expenses 476 Grants for facility expenses 1,250 Grants for facility expenses 9,307 Grants for nuclear fusion R&D facility expenses Note: The amounts are estimated amounts. Furthermore, in addition to the above, facilities necessary to achieve Medium to long-term objectives may be developed/maintained, and large-scale repairs or advancements may be carried out for facilities etc. In addition, it is expected that repair etc. will be added in consideration of the degree of deterioration of facilities and equipment. 3. Items concerning the faithful implementation of international agreements With regard to business operations of JAEA, we shall faithfully carry out a convention on research, development and utilization of nuclear energy and other international agreements concluded by Japan in light of conditions of other countries. 4~6 Note: The amounts are estimated amounts. Furthermore, in addition to the above, facilities necessary to achieve Medium to long-term objectives may be developed/maintained, and large-scale repairs or advancements may be carried out for facilities etc. In addition, it is expected that repair etc. will be added in consideration of the degree of deterioration of facilities and equipment. 3. Items concerning the faithful implementation of international agreements With regard to business operations of JAEA, we shall faithfully carry out a convention on research, development and utilization of nuclear energy and other international agreements including the ITER project and BA activities concluded by Japan in light of conditions of other countries.. 4~6 21

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