A how-to manual for local government.

Contributor(s):

Queensland. Dept. of Emergency Services

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Macedon, Vic.] : [Emergency Management Australia], [2000?]Description: 1 vSubject(s):

DDC classification:

SCA 353.9509943 21

Subject: The new 'Disaster Risk Management' reference book and the 'Disaster Risk Management Guide : a How-to Manual for Local Government' are guiding the way for improved emergency management practices in Queensland. The books were developed and produced by the Queensland Department of Emergency Services. The first print run of 750 copies of each book has almost been exhausted due to widespread distribution.

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The new 'Disaster Risk Management' reference book and the 'Disaster Risk Management Guide : a How-to Manual for Local Government' are guiding the way for improved emergency management practices in Queensland. The books were developed and produced by the Queensland Department of Emergency Services. The first print run of 750 copies of each book has almost been exhausted due to widespread distribution.

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