Deutsch  |  English  |  Русский

   Sitemap   |    Contact  
The international communications platform on the longterm consequences of the Chernobyl disaster
Home
Facts
Projects
Organisations
News
Affected Regions. Recovery Steps.
20th Anniversary Day
Chernobyl: 22 Years After
Chernobyl: 23 Years After
Strategy
Experts' opinions
Forum
Forum (Russian)
Partners
ICRIN
Links
Glossary
Sitemap
Subscribe to Newsletter
To subscribe to the Newsletter, click here
Provided by

Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
SDC Chernobyl Projects
Partners

OCHA
Credits | Disclaimer | Sources

How to visit the Chernobyl zone? Useful tips >>

Information action dedicated to 23rd Anniversary. Ask your question to an expert >>
PROJECT OF MONTH:

Belarus and China: joint reconstruction of cardiology health center in Gomel.

Official statistics say cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in Belarus. From year to year, they attack younger people taking lives of the able-bodied population, which has become an alarming tendency lately.
more
 
NEWS:

04.06.2009. Fewer Belarusian children go abroad for recuperation.
25.04.2009.UN agencies mark Chernobyl anniversary with launch of US$ 2.5-million project.
24.04.2009.New Industrial Complex for Solid Radwaste Management in Chernobyl.

all news
Facts

Overview
Countries affected
The Chernobyl accident
Environment
Health consequences
Social consequences
Chernobyl Generations
Aid and cooperation
Lessons learned
Sources
Projects

Database of projects
Project of month
Contribute / manage your project data
Igovka: Life in a village
SDC Projects
Organisations

Database of organisations
Contribute / manage your organisation\'s data
Special projects

20th Anniversary Day
Affected Regions. Recovery Steps.
Chernobyl: 22 Years After
Chernobyl: 23 Years After
STATEMENT:

"In the mid-1990s, public debate about the number of Chernobyl-related deaths was dictated by different interests and became a sometimes macabre battle."

Astrid Sahm, writer, Research Associate in the Department of Political Science and Contemporary History at the University of Mannheim, deputy Chair of the "Leben nach Tschernobyl" association in Frankfurt a.M.


more