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Enabling sustainable volunteering - leading volunteers young and old: research study

The latest research study from the Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC project, Enabling sustainable emergency volunteering - leading young and old volunteers. Researcher Dr Darja Kragt provides an update on supporting emergency volunteers of different age ranges.

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Enabling sustainable volunteering - leading volunteers young and old: research study

Enabling sustainable volunteering - leading volunteers young and old: research study
Enabling sustainable volunteering - leading volunteers young and old: research study
Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre
Highly commended research at EMPA conference 2020
Recognition for Excellence in Research at EMPA conference 2020
How words matter in emergency alerts during natural hazard emergencies
A monitoring and evaluation framework for the northern savannas
Why diversity and inclusion is important in emergency management
Diversity and inclusion: building strength and capability
Conflicting cues and their impact on emergency warning response
Why do you value diversity & inclusion - Steve O'Malley from MFB
Colin Thomas from MFB on why diversity and inclusion is important
Assistant Commissioner Rob McNeil draws on his experiences making critical decisions...
Heather Stuart from NSW SES discusses the benefits of organisational learning in IMT...
Decision support system for optimal natural hazard mitigation - Alen Slijepcevic
Improving decision-making in complex multi-team environments case study - Jeremy Smith
Building bushfire predictive services capability - Simon Heemstra
Coupled fire-atmosphere modelling - Dr Lachie McCaw