Record of the identification of emergency management innovation workshop. : 16-20 March 1998.

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Emergency Management Australia

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Mt Macedon Paper ; 2/1998Publication details: [Canberra, A.C.T.] : Emergency Management Australia, 2000.Description: 27 pISBN:

0642704872

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Contents:

Executive summary -- Composition and conduct of the workshop -- Recommendations.

Summary: "Emergency Management Australia convened, as part of the National Studies Program, a select working party to discuss emergecy management innovation. A number of aspects of innovation was discussed in the emergency management context, and practical strategies to encourage innovation were identified." -- p. v.

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Executive summary -- Composition and conduct of the workshop -- Recommendations.

"Emergency Management Australia convened, as part of the National Studies Program, a select working party to discuss emergecy management innovation. A number of aspects of innovation was discussed in the emergency management context, and practical strategies to encourage innovation were identified." -- p. v.

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