Australian Journal of Emergency Management: Emergency Planning

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'Emergency planning in Australia has traditionally been inwardly focused on the roles, responsibilities and strategies of emergency management agencies...however, there has been greater recognition of the need to involve the community in emergency planning...where community members are considered equal partners in decision-making relating to mitigation, preparation, response and recovery.'

Community participation in emergency planning: NSW State Emergency Service case study

April 2017 edition of AJEM

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Macedon Ranges youth experiences in emergency management planning view view
Emergency planning for students with disabilities: a survey of Australian schools view view
Mine disasters: the need for planning partnerships between mine operators and local community emergency planning committees view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Community participation in emergency planning: NSW State Emergency Service case study view view
Long-term solutions to improve emergency management services in remote communities in northern Australia view download1.6 MB view
Engaging stakeholders in pre-event recovery planning: using a recovery capitals framework view download636.8 KB view
Resilience in NSW: the need for a comprehensive, coherent emergency planning framework view download277.2 KB view
Driving into floodwater: using data from emergency responders to inform workplace safety policy and practice view download516 KB view