Reducing risk : participatory learning activities for disaster mitigation in Southern Africa.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [South Africa?] : International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and Department of Adult and Community Education, University of Natal, c1996Description: xxiv, 301 p. : illISBN:

0855983477 (pbk)

DDC classification:

363.3480968 21

Contents:

Subject: In 1995, as in 1992-93, millions of Southern Africans withstood once again the hardships induced by another severe drought. This publication is a collection of participatory learning activities for people who work with at-risk communities, either in development or relief. It is intended to increase understanding about community risk and vulnerability as well as strengthen the training capacities of those involved in community-based disaster management. Unlike other part of the world, in Southern Africa there have been no learning and teaching materials published that support development and relief workers who consider community-based disaster mitigation a priority. This book is a first step in bringing the concept of risk assessment and reduction alive through a participatory learning process

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	F363.3480968 RED (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		005745940

Bibliography: p. 299-301

Section 1: Key concepts and risk factors -- Section 2: Risk assessment : community-based considerations -- Section 3: Risk reduction and emergency preparedness and planning

In 1995, as in 1992-93, millions of Southern Africans withstood once again the hardships induced by another severe drought. This publication is a collection of participatory learning activities for people who work with at-risk communities, either in development or relief. It is intended to increase understanding about community risk and vulnerability as well as strengthen the training capacities of those involved in community-based disaster management. Unlike other part of the world, in Southern Africa there have been no learning and teaching materials published that support development and relief workers who consider community-based disaster mitigation a priority. This book is a first step in bringing the concept of risk assessment and reduction alive through a participatory learning process

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