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  • 1. What is Emergency Management?
    • 1.1. Topic 1, Activity 1
    • 1.2. Additional Resources
  • 2. Why Emergency Management
    • 2.1. Topic 2, Activity 1
    • 2.2. Additional Resources
  • 3. Emergency Management Evolution
    • 3.1. Topic 3, Activity 1
    • 3.2. Additional Resources
  • 4. Emergency Management Legislation
    • 4.1. Topic 4, Activity 1
    • 4.2. Additional Resources
  • 5. Legal Framework: Role of Legislation in EM
    • 5.1. Topic 5, Activity 1
    • 5.2. Additional Resources
  • 6. Case Study: Canterbury Earthquakes
    • 6.1. Topic 6, Activity 1
    • 6.2. Additional Resources
  • 7. Case Study: Queensland Floods
    • 7.1. Topic 7, Activity 1
    • 7.2. Topic 7, Activity 2
    • 7.3. Additional Resources
  • 8. Risk Analysis
    • 8.1. Topic 8, Activity 1
    • 8.2. Additional Resources
  • 9. Case Study: New Orleans
    • 9.1. Topic 9, Activity 1
    • 9.2. Additional Resources
  • 10. Case Study: Wellington Tsunami Blue Lines
    • 10.1. Topic 10, Activity 1
    • 10.2. Additional Resources
  • 11. End of Module 1
  1. Intro to Emergency Management
  2. Module 1
  3. It Starts with Risk

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It Starts with Risk

8. Risk Analysis

8.2. Additional Resources


For examples of national-level hazard and risk analysis check these out:

  1. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. 2007.  National Hazardscape Report
  2. New Zealand National Risk Register
  3. FEMA. 2018.  Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) and Stakeholder Preparedness Review (SPR) Guide.

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