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close this bookVulnerability and Risk Assessment - 2nd Edition (Department of Humanitarian Affairs/United Nations Disaster Relief Office - Disaster Management Training Programme - United Nations Development Programme , 1994, 70 p.)
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View the documentUnited Nations reorganization and the Disaster Management Training Programme
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View the documentAnnex 1: Acronyms
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A.W. Coburn
R.J.S. Spence
A. Pomonis

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Disaster Management Training Programme 1994

This training module has been funded by the United Nations Development Programme in collaboration with the Office of the United Nations Disaster Relief Coordinator for the Disaster Management Training Programme (DMTP) in association with the University of Wisconsin Disaster Management Center.

The draft for this text was reviewed by Mary B. Anderson, Harvard University; Yasemin Aysan and Ian Davis, Oxford Polytechnic Disaster Management Centre; Stephen Bender, Organization of American States; Jose Luis Zeballos, Pan American Health Organization; and Ron Ockwell.

Editorial services, including design, educational components and formatting, have been provided by InterWorks. Design consultation and desktop publishing have been provided by Artifax.

Cover photo: from "Shelter After Disaster" by Ian Davis, fishermen's houses on the banks of a river in Seoul Korea

The first edition of this module was printed in 1991. Utilization and duplication of the material in this module is permissible; however, source attribution to the Disaster Management Training Programme (DMTP) is required.