A multi-objective planning process for mitigating natural hazards.

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TextPublication details: Denver, Colo. : The Agency, 1994Description: 1 v. (various pagings) : illDDC classification:

363.348 20

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Subject: Describes how the multi-objective planning process can be applied to develop a plan for mitigating one or more natural hazards and simultaneously addressing a locale's various other needs and goals. The procedures outlined are based on those that were used during the Vermillion Basin project, but they are adaptable to other circumstances. Takes the reader step by step through the process of getting organised for a multi-objective planning effort, planning and conducting a planning workshop, and formulating the plan itself

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Includes bibliographic references

What is multi-objective planning? -- Multi-objective planning for natural hazard mitigation -- Using a workshop to do multi-objective planning -- Getting ready for a workshop -- Conducting a workshop -- Follow-up activities after a workshop

Describes how the multi-objective planning process can be applied to develop a plan for mitigating one or more natural hazards and simultaneously addressing a locale's various other needs and goals. The procedures outlined are based on those that were used during the Vermillion Basin project, but they are adaptable to other circumstances. Takes the reader step by step through the process of getting organised for a multi-objective planning effort, planning and conducting a planning workshop, and formulating the plan itself

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