AJEM | Australian Journal of Emergency Management

Name: AJEM July 2013
Start: 2013-07-01
End: 0001-01-01
Location: International

'The implementation of the National Strategy for Disaster Resilience is a national priority which requires a sustained commitment by all levels of government, business and the community. I congratulate all who have been involved in the implementation of this strategy so far.

'...disasters are also affecting neighbouring countries in the region and Australia is demonstrating international leadership by hosting a workshop in Darwin later this year. All East Asian Nations are invited and we hope to create a collaborative environment where knowledge can be shared and plans made to help each other respond to disasters.'

Mark Crosweller AFSM
Director-General, Emergency Management Australia
Attorney-General's Department

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Peri-urban Melbourne in 2021: changes and implications for the Victorian emergency management sector view view
Preparedness and vulnerability: an issue of equity in Australian disaster situations view view
A state of emergency: how local businesses experienced the 2012 flood in Fiji view view
Municipal Emergency Response Officers and local priorities in Australian emergency communication view view
Impacts of wildfires: aftermath at individual and community levels? view view
Mental health deployment to the 2011 Queensland floods: lessons learned view view
Community leadership in disaster recovery: a case study view view
Post disaster recovery arrangements for animals in South Australia view view

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Getting to know the AFP National Library Service view view
Supporting post disaster planning in flood affected communities view view

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