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Green Paper on Disaster Management
Green Paper on Disaster Management Contents Call to all stakeholders Foreword by the Minister of Provincial Affairs and Constitutional development Disaster Management task team List of abbreviations Preface: The Green Paper process How to read the Green Paper 1. Introduction The South African context International framework Aim of the process towards a national policy for Disaster Management Conceptual framework Linkages between disasters and development Underlying causes of disasters 2. Key principles for a Disaster - Management policy 3. Different approaches to Disaster Management General approaches to the Management of disasters Key elements of Disaster Management 4. Current situation in managing disasters Part One: How disasters are dealt with currently by government Drought Floods and dam failures Fire hazards Bomb explosions and civil unrest Refugees and displaced people Epidemics and other health disasters Earthquakes, dolomite land, nuclear radiation Aircraft, maritime, road and railway disasters Hazardous material, pollution, tropical cyclones and tornadoes Part Two: Other national departments and ag
Green Paper on Disaster Management Contents Call to all stakeholders Foreword by the Minister of Provincial Affairs and Constitutional Development
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