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Developing Our Strategy

You can understand how we control and manage the development of our strategy by reading our short guide:

PDF Strategy Management System Short Guide (250kb)

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NDA Strategy Document

NDA Strategy Document

We are in the process of revising
the Strategy that was approved by
Government in 2006:

PDF Strategy (approved by Government 2006) (3Mb)

We are consulting on our Draft Strategy until 24 November 2010:

 Draft Strategy published September 2010 for consultation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Developing Our Strategy

We are the 'strategic mind' responsible for the decommissioning and clean-up of the UK's civil public sector nuclear sites.

Our current Strategy document was published in March 2006 and reflects the environment at that time. Under the Energy Act 2004, the Strategy must be reviewed at least every five years, so we are consulting on our revised Draft Strategy until 24 November 2010. Our revised Strategy will be published in March 2011.

As a strategic body, we work on strategic issues all the time, so the periodic publication of our Strategy document can only be a snapshot of the state of play at the time of publication.

Strategy Management System

We have a system to manage the development of our strategy. It has three key elements:

1. Topic Strategies

Topic Strategies are individual subjects for which we need an agreed strategy. Topic Strategy documents are developed and owned by subject matter specialists ('Strategic Authorities') in the NDA.

Managing strategy in this way means our strategy is formulated at a rate appropriate to each topic rather than statutory timescales. This approach also gives stakeholders more opportunity to be engaged throughout the development of our strategy in each topic area, rather than just periodic consultation on a draft revised Strategy document. Each topic outlines its engagement plan so that stakeholders can choose when they want to get involved.

2. NDA Strategy Document (the Strategy)

This is our overarching Strategy document that consolidates the key areas of strategy across various subjects. It will remain an important document, requiring Government approval, and we will continue to consult publicly each time we review it.

This is our current, approved Strategy which we published after consultation in 2006:

PDF Strategy (approved by Government 2006) (3Mb)

This is our draft Strategy which are consulting on until 24 November 2010:

Our revised, approved Strategy will be publishing in March 2011.

3. Site Strategic Specification

Each Site Licence Company (SLC) will be issued with a Site Strategic Specification (SSS). The content of these is derived from the Topic Strategies and helps to improve the alignment between each site's Lifetime Plan (LTP) and the main NDA Strategy. The specification will be owned by NDA Site Programme Managers and produced in collaboration with SLCs and relevant Strategic Authorities.

Diagram to illustrate NDA's Strategy Management System

Diagram to illustrate NDA's Proposed Strategy Management System