International emergency management programs : an overview / Kay C. Goss.

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United States. Federal Emergency management Agency

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TextPublication details: FEMA, [1996?]Description: 28 pSubject(s):

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363.348 21

Subject: The purpose of this briefing is to give an overview of FEMA's international program activities and projects. It covers the objectives, authorities, multi- and bi-lateral programs, international visitors and future cooperative activities.

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The purpose of this briefing is to give an overview of FEMA's international program activities and projects. It covers the objectives, authorities, multi- and bi-lateral programs, international visitors and future cooperative activities.

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