Parameters of international best practice for the design of 'public safety' and 'community-level' risk management programs by fire and rescue services in urban settings / by Dr Paul Barnes.

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TextPublication details: [Australia] : EMA, 1999Description: 1 v. (variously paged) : col. illSubject(s):

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Subject: This study presents an assessment of approaches to the design and evaluation of programs for enhancing community safety employed by fire and rescue services within Australasia and selected services in North America and Europe. It is designed to be a snapshot of the approaches to prevention programs, their goals and existing means of evaluation

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At head of cover title: Emergency Management & Applied Research Program 1997/98; Emergency Management Australia; Queensland Fire and Rescue Authority

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October 1999

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This study presents an assessment of approaches to the design and evaluation of programs for enhancing community safety employed by fire and rescue services within Australasia and selected services in North America and Europe. It is designed to be a snapshot of the approaches to prevention programs, their goals and existing means of evaluation

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