Comprehensive Hazard and Risk Management (CHARM) : guidelines for Pacific Island countries.

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Subject: The CHARM approach is to effectively manage unacceptable risks associated with major hazards from a whole of country perspective. It is modelled around the AS/NZS 4360 - 1999 Standard. The guide utilises the Queensland design format, but has been further refined and adapted to suit the Pacific region requirements.

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The CHARM approach is to effectively manage unacceptable risks associated with major hazards from a whole of country perspective. It is modelled around the AS/NZS 4360 - 1999 Standard. The guide utilises the Queensland design format, but has been further refined and adapted to suit the Pacific region requirements.

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