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UNINA9910813906403321 |
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Sustained emergency relief, regionally developed capacities / / edited by Kristaq Birbo, Ljube Dukoski |
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Amsterdam, Netherlands : , : IOS Press, , 2013 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (132 p.) |
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Human and Societal Dynamics - E. Human and societal dynamics, , 1879-8268 ; ; Volume 114 |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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BirboKristaq |
DukoskiLjube |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Nota di contenuto |
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SUSTAINED EMERGENCY RELIEF - REGIONALLY DEVELOPED CAPACITIES; Introduction by Mr. Kristaq Birbo - NATO ARW Co-Director; Introduction by Col. Ljube Dukoski, M.A. NATO ARW Co-Director; Emergency Situations our Common Challenges that necessitate Smart Regional Cooperation; Introduction by Lazar Elenovski President of the Euro-Atlantic Council of Macedonia, - Common values, common responsibilities, joined capacities -; List of Speakers; Contents; Session 1: Capabilities for Emergency Relief - National Challenges and Perspectives |
Capabilities for Emergency Relief - National Challenges and Perspectives1. Threats and Risks in Albania; 2. Legal bases; 2.1 National Civil Emergency Plan; 3. Scheme of Emergency/Crises Management System in Albania; 4. Structures at Central Level; 1.The Council of Ministers; 2. Infer Ministerial Committee on CE; 3.Ministry of Interior; 5. Main Tasks of GDCE (General Directorate of Civil Emergencies); 6. Disaster Risk Mitigation and Adaptation Project; 7. Bilateral and Regional Cooperation; Crisis Management of the Republic of Macedonia; 1. Post-conflict peace building |
2. Dimensions of the National System for Crisis Management3. Law on crisis management; 4. Coordination body for dealing with crises and a Crisis Management Center; 5. Conclusion; Smart Defence vs. Smart Civil |
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Security; 1. Crisis Management Center; 2. Steering Committee; 3. Assessment Group; 4. Headquarters; 5. Regional response units; 5.1 Integrated Risk and Hazard Assessment; 5.2 Sub-regional Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction; 5.3 Regional Training Centers; 5.4 Crisis Management Critical Response Framework; 6. Conclusion; Crisis and emergency response capabilities - Republic of Bulgaria |
Introduction1. Crisis and emergency management capabilities; 2. Legal and normative documents; 3. CEMS Organization; 3.1 Emergency management system at national level; 3.2 Emergency management at regional level; 3.3 Emergency management at the local level; 4. Integrated Rescue System; 5. National Early Warning System; 6. National emergency call system; 7. AF MF Territorial responsibility; 8. Training and interoperability; 9. Improvement of crisis/emergency management capabilities; National Protection and Rescue Directorate; 1. Protection and rescue act |
2. National protection and rescue directorate3. Rights and obligations of local self-government units; 4. International cooperation; 4.1 Bilateral; 4.2 Regional; 4.3 Cooperation with International organizations; 5. Conclusion:; Emergency Management of Kosovo; 1. Geographic information of Kosovo; 2. National view on disaster profile; 2.1. Floods; 2.2. Earthquakes; 2.3. Fires; 2.4. Waves of cold and heavy snow; 3. National Policy, National legislature, and Plans; 4. Government structure and Responsibilities; 5. Human and material resources; 6. International and Regional Cooperation |
7. Lessons learned |
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In common with many other regions, the Western Balkans have been faced with numerous emergency situations in recent years including major fires, massive flooding and heavy snow. These emergencies were frequently beyond the response capacity of the individual countries affected and revealed an obvious need for a joint response to civil emergencies and catastrophes. This book presents papers from the NATO Advanced Research Workshop (ARW) on 'Sustained Emergency Relief - Regionally Developed Capacities'. This workshop took place in Struga, Republic of Macedonia, in June and July 2012. The worksho |
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