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Table 1

Reference exposure levels for the population according to international organizations and countries, taking into account the phase of the accident for each country. Doses are expressed as an effective dose (E), all routes of exposure taken into account.

Organisation or country Phases of the accident Reference

Emergency Transition Long-term
ICRP 100 mSv 1–20 mSv ICRP (2020)
IAEA 100 mSv ≈20 mSv 1–20 mSv IAEA (2018)
France 100 mSv1 1–20 mSv 1–20 mSv CSP (2018a, 2018b, 2018c)
Germany 100 mSv2 1–20 mSv SSK (2014, 2015)
Belgium 20–100 mSv 20–100 mSv 1–20 mSv Moniteur Belge (2018)
Nordic countries3 20–100 mSv2 1–20 mSv STUK (2014)
United Kingdom 100 mSv <100 mSv, with optimisation4 <20 mSv PHE (2019)
Switzerland 100 mSv2 100 mSv 1–20 mSv OFPP (2015)
Canada5 20–100 mSv 20–100 mSv 1–20 mSv CCSN (2018)
United States6 NCRP (2014)
Spain7 BOE (2004)
1

With application of the principles of optimization and justification (CSP, 2018a, 2018b, 2018c).

2

During the first year, with optimization to be implemented as soon as possible.

3

Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland.

4

The UK’s management doctrine insists on optimizing exposure during the transition phase, without providing a baseline.

5

Canada relies on the recommendations of the ICRP, with no specific guide value.

6

The USA considers that the use of exposure reference levels does not adequately address considerations specific to the nature of the accident and its consequences (NCRP, 2014). The protection strategy is based solely on the guide values for protection actions (EPA, 2017).

7

Spain, in its legislation, does not indicate exposure reference levels, but only preventable dose levels for the implementation of protective measures.

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