CPHR
The Center for Radiation Protection and Hygiene (CPHR) in Cuba is a governmental institution responsible for radiation safety, nuclear research, and the oversight of civilian nuclear facilities. Operating under the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment (CITMA), CPHR plays a critical role
Key Stats
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CPHR
Country: Cuba Fleet Size: 1 reactor(s) in platform database Total Tracked Capacity: —
Overview
The Center for Radiation Protection and Hygiene (CPHR) in Cuba is a governmental institution responsible for radiation safety, nuclear research, and the oversight of civilian nuclear facilities. Operating under the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment (CITMA), CPHR plays a critical role in establishing national radiation protection standards and supporting nuclear technology applications in healthcare, agriculture, and industry. While its nuclear fleet consists of a single, permanently shutdown research reactor, CPHR remains a key player in Cuba's nuclear safety framework. Globally, its significance is limited due to the small scale of Cuba's nuclear program, but it contributes to regional radiation safety initiatives through collaboration with international bodies like the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Recent Developments
In the past 12-24 months, CPHR has focused on strengthening radiation safety protocols and training programs, often in collaboration with the IAEA, to enhance national capacity for radiological emergency preparedness. Reports indicate ongoing efforts to modernize monitoring equipment and infrastructure for radiation protection, though specific project details or funding announcements remain limited in public sources. Additionally, CPHR has participated in regional workshops and technical cooperation projects under IAEA frameworks to align with international safety standards.
Reactor Fleet (Platform Database)
| Reactor | Country | Type | Capacity (MWe) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UUJV (IRT-R1000) | Cuba | Pool | — | SHUTDOWN_PERMANENT |
Sources
- Official Website — Official organization website
- IAEA Reactor Database — IAEA Power Reactor Information System
- World Nuclear Association — WNA nuclear industry reference
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