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Disaster Management Questionnaire Prepared by: UNDP / BCPR August 2002 (format) Questionnaire completed: October 21 2002 Organisation: RK Agency for Emergency Address: 91 Ablai Khan Ave., Almaty 480091, Kazakhstan Country: Kazakhstan Telephone: (3272) 919390, 695403, 695806, 696813, Fax: 696411 E-mail: http: Forward United Nations Development Programme in collaboration with the Bureau of Crisis Pre-vention and Recovery is currently assessing the Disaster Management capacities of the countries in the sub-region of South-west and Central Asia (Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan and Uzbeki-stan). The purpose of this study is to determine opportunities to strengthen national and regional Disaster Management capacities through a sub-regional initiative.

Hazards Complete the attached database regarding natural disasters, industrial accidents and population displacements, which occurred between the years 1990 to 2002. What are the impacts of most damaging hazards occurring in the coun-try, on communities, infrastructure, environment etc.

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