Environmental analysis in disaster planning : turning down the heat in the hot seat.

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TextPublication details: Queensland : James Cook University of North Queensland, 1995Description: 76 pDDC classification:

F 363.34606 VAN

Subject: This project was conducted to establish whether the SWOT analysis was of use in disaster planning. Some activities which can be combined under SWOT analysis are already in use. EMA has a model of planning phases identified as PPRR (Prevention/mitigation, Preparedness, Response, Recovery) This can fit neatly into the SWOT analysis, although there is a need to incorporate Capacities and Vulnerabilites analysis. The report uses the Townsville and Thuringowa Counter Disaster Plan as an example, and concludes that SWOT analysis is easily incorporated in disaster management applications

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	F363.348 ENV (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900042540

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This project was conducted to establish whether the SWOT analysis was of use in disaster planning. Some activities which can be combined under SWOT analysis are already in use. EMA has a model of planning phases identified as PPRR (Prevention/mitigation, Preparedness, Response, Recovery) This can fit neatly into the SWOT analysis, although there is a need to incorporate Capacities and Vulnerabilites analysis. The report uses the Townsville and Thuringowa Counter Disaster Plan as an example, and concludes that SWOT analysis is easily incorporated in disaster management applications

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