The Risk ownership Framework for Emergency Management Policy and Practice

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09 Jul 2019

Economics, Policy and Planning, Canberra RAF presentation 2019

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communities
emergency management
risk management

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Celeste Young
Celeste.Young@vu.edu.au

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