Transcription of Community Based Vulnerability Assessment - MDC
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Community Based Vulnerability Assessment A Guide to Engaging Communities in Understanding Social and Physical Vulnerability to Disasters Emergency Preparedness Demonstration Project March 2009. Emergency Demonstration Project Partners UNC Institute for the Environment 100 Miller Hall, CB #1105, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1105. Phone: | Fax: Email: | MDC, Inc. PO Box 17268, Chapel Hill, NC 27516-7268. Phone: (919) 968-4531 | Fax: (919) 929-8557. Email: | Vulnerability Assessment : Step-By-Step Guidebook Acknowledgements This guidebook was made possible by a generous grant from the Federal Emergency Manage- ment Agency (FEMA). The grant funded the Emergency Preparedness Demonstration Project, from which this guidebook was developed. In particular, we would like to thank Ralph Swisher of FEMA for his support of this project and his dedication to emergency preparedness. We would also like to thank Susan Fowler, Bill Hoffman, and Barbara Wyckoff-Baird for their expertise and invaluable role as facilitators in the communities that participated in the demonstration.
Sep 05, 2005 · Introduction Every community faces the risk of being struck by a disaster of one type or another, including natu- ral disasters such as floods, hurricanes, ice-storms, wildfires and earthquakes, or technological dis-
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