Disaster preparedness.

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TextPublication details: Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1987Description: v, 117 pSubject(s):

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363.347 20

Subject: This course describes the purpose, extent, limits, and primary activities of disaster preparedness. It is written for disaster managers working in or with national governments. Persons working with inter-governmental agencies and voluntary agencies should find this material helpful in their preparedness activities as well. Much of the information or procedures described are of direct applicaiton to these other groups

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Cover subtitle: textbook for disaster management C280-BB04

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This course describes the purpose, extent, limits, and primary activities of disaster preparedness. It is written for disaster managers working in or with national governments. Persons working with inter-governmental agencies and voluntary agencies should find this material helpful in their preparedness activities as well. Much of the information or procedures described are of direct applicaiton to these other groups

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