To study community engagement in emergency management / Jo Harrison-Ward.

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Harrison-Ward, Jo

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Winston Churchill Memorial Trust (Australia)

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: 2004.Description: 37 p. ; 30 cmOther title:

Engaging the community in emergency management [Portion of title]

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Review: Over the past few years the emergency management sector has moved to a community centred approach. This paper attempts to answer the question: How do we effectively engage the community in emergency management activities? The study was funded by a Churchill Trust fellowship, and is available online from them.

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Over the past few years the emergency management sector has moved to a community centred approach. This paper attempts to answer the question: How do we effectively engage the community in emergency management activities? The study was funded by a Churchill Trust fellowship, and is available online from them.

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