Guidelines for the development of community education, awareness &. engagement programs / written by G. Elsworth ... [et al.].

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TextSeries: Australian emergency manual series ; Manual 45Publication details: [Canberra] : edited and published by [Australian] Attorney-General Department, 2010.Edition: 1st edDescription: xvi, 232 p. ; 30 cmSubject(s):

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"Addressing the apparent scepticism in the COAG report on natural disasters (and comments by some social scientists), the central conclusion of the review was that the diverse EAE initiatives for natural hazards presently developed or planned have considerable potential to achieve appropriate desired outcomes at the individual (resident, household, family) level and, more broadly, for localities, communities and agencies. The review was not commissioned to provide an economic assessment of current EAE initiatives; hence, conclusions are not drawn about the adequacy of present levels of funding. The review did, however, advocate that the development and implementation of EAE programs and other activities for natural hazards should be more systematically planned and evaluated, and based more directly on available evidence and theory."--Introduction.

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