Rapid environmental impact assessment : a framework for best practice in emergency response.

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TextSeries: Disaster Management Working Paper ; 3/2001Publication details: London University College 2001Description: 16 pSubject(s):

Subject: Environmental issues are not routinely included in emergency response assessments, planning or operations. This is a summary of the collaboration between the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre and CARE International to develop, test and disseminate a rapid environmental imact assessment (REA) process as a best practice in emergency assessment, planning and response.

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"Presented at: Sharing experiences on environmental management in refugee situations: a practicioner's workshop Geneva, 22-25 October 2001"

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Environmental issues are not routinely included in emergency response assessments, planning or operations. This is a summary of the collaboration between the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre and CARE International to develop, test and disseminate a rapid environmental imact assessment (REA) process as a best practice in emergency assessment, planning and response.

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