Mitigation planning in the Indian sub-continent to reduce the risk of inland flooding.

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TextSeries: Disaster management training programmePublication details: [S.l.] : UNDP/UNDRO, 1992Description: 1 vSubject(s):

Flood Control -- India

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P 363.34930715 MIT

Subject: This simulation exercise has been created to assist participants to a better understanding of some aspects of the social, technical, political and environmental dynamics of disaster mitigation and to test basic skills in leading and participating in a government convened meting.

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"February 1992"

At head of title: Simulation exercise

This simulation exercise has been created to assist participants to a better understanding of some aspects of the social, technical, political and environmental dynamics of disaster mitigation and to test basic skills in leading and participating in a government convened meting.

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