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Managing Animals in Disasters - improving preparedness, response and resilience through organisational collaboration: Annual project report 2015-2016
Title | Managing Animals in Disasters - improving preparedness, response and resilience through organisational collaboration: Annual project report 2015-2016 |
Publication Type | Report |
Year of Publication | 2016 |
Authors | Taylor, M |
Document Number | 217 |
Date Published | 09/2016 |
Institution | Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC |
City | Melbourne |
Abstract | The first year of the MAiD project comprised an extensive scoping phase. We identified the challenges and needs of responders and stakeholders, we reviewed plans, policies, and initiatives, and identified a number of priority areas with our project end-users and other stakeholders. The third study is developing human-animal risk mapping in bushfire prone areas in Tasmania; combining animal ownership distributions and owners’ behavioural intentions for themselves and their animals. This is a multi-stakeholder study intended to assist planning and resource allocation decision-making for emergency services, primary industries, local councils, and police. If the methodology is successful it should be applicable to all hazards. |
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