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ID: 43281
National Survey for Seismic Protection (NSSP)
Location: Armenia / Western Asia
Mission: The state management body - National Survey for Seismic Protection under the Government of the Republic of Armenia (NSSP RA) is the institution which was founded by the directive of the Government of the Republic of Armenia on 17 July 1991 and was given special governmental status. The president of NSSP RA is directly subordinated to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia. The main goal of the NSSP RA is seismic risk reduction in Armenia i.e. the population residence hazard mitigation, as well as the state economic and social loss reduction results from earthquake. To achieve this goal NSSP RA has developed two long-term Strategic National Programs on seismic risk reduction in Armenia and in Yerevan city. The Programs adopted by the Government of the Republic of Armenia on the 7th and 10th of July in 1999 and are including long-term (up to 30 years), medium-term (up to 5 years) and short-term (up to 1 year) tasks. All the Ministries and other Governmental, non-Governmental and private organization will participate and contribute these National Programs under the general co-ordination of the NSSP RA assigned by the Government as a state responsible body for the Seismic Risk Reduction Strategy development and implementation which includes: - seismic hazard and risk assessment - vulnerability reduction in urban areas, including reinforcement and upgrading of existing buildings and structures as well as areas of location of critical engineered structures (NPP, dams, bridges, etc.) - design of new seismic building codes - public awareness, people education and training - early warning and notification - risk management, including emergency response and rescue operations - disaster relief and people rehabilitation - insurance - partnership establishment, involving public and private organizations - development of state laws and regulations on seismic risk reduction - internationalization of National Programs on the base of wide spread international co-operation
Address: Davidashen 4 Massiv - P.O. Box 375054
City: Yerevan
Phone: +374 10286494/2811
Fax: +374 10366280
Website: http://www.nssp-gov.am
Mail: office@nssp-gov.am
 
ID: 43536
Emergency Management Administration (EMA)
Location: Armenia / Western Asia
Mission: EMA is responsible for the country’s preparedness and for establishing prospective development policy in the field of civil protection Objectives of EMA: - Implementing the government’s policy concerning civil protection and raising the country’s level of preparedness for emergency situations; - Preventing the consequences of emergency situations, lessening and cleaning-up all their consequences, establishing and implementing civil protection programmes; - Coordinating and organising civil protection activities; - Organizing governmental study of solutions and of projects concerning emergency situations and their origins; - Organizing and implementing training in the field of civil protection and survival in emergency situations; - Organising government control concerning civil protection of industrial activities and ensuring safe use of mineral resources; - Organizing and preparing governmental administration, local self-governing bodies and administrative staff to implement civil protection procedures during emergency situations, and training professional personnel; - Participating in, organizing and coordinating rehabilitation and rescue activities in emergency situations, fielding adequate forces for that purpose and preparing them accordingly. Ensuring cooperation between governmental, departmental and public (volunteer) rescue organizations; - Organizing and promoting international cooperation concerning civil protection problems; - Organizing the certification of rescuers’ activities.
Address: Pushkin Str. 25
City: Yerevan
Phone: +37 41521802
Fax: +37 41538774
Website: http://www.icdo.org
Mail: avagyan@geocom.am
 
ID: 43593
Armenian Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth (AASPE)
Location: Armenia / Western Asia
Mission: Armenian Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth (AASPE) is a Non-Governmental independent organization that is consolidated by common interest and does not pursue any profit aims. It comprises specialists of seismology, geophysics and geology as well as specialists of seismic protection and other fields, and operates according to RA constitution and legislation, international contracts and the very regulations.
Address: 41 Orbeli Street
City: Yerevan
Phone: +374 1269282
Fax: +374 1269282
Website: http://www.aaspe.am/
Mail: office@aaspe.am
 
ID: 42160
Centre for Hazard and Risk Risk Frontiers (CHR)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: The Natural Hazards Research Centre was established in mid-1994. The principal aim was to create at Macquarie University a world class research centre catering for natural hazards research and applications needs. The Natural Hazards Research Centre's vision is to generate applied and strategic research and training outcomes indispensable to the global insurance industry and other collaborators/partners.
Address: College of Science and Technology MacQuarie University NSW 2109
City: Sydney
Phone: +61 298509683
Fax: +61 298509683
Website: http://www.es.mq.edu.au/NHRC/web/front/homepagetables.htm
Mail:
 
ID: 42168
Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organization (CSIRO)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: The mission is to deliver environmental, social and economic benefits by applying scientific skills in partnership with the people who influence, use and manage the nation’s ecosystems.
Address: 'Gungahlin Homestead’ Barton Highway
City: Crace, Canberra City
Phone: +61 262421600
Fax: +61 262421600
Website: http://www.cse.csiro.au
Mail: CSIRO@@csiro.au
 
ID: 42226
Emergency Management Australia (EMA)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: EMA provides national leadership in the development of measures to reduce risk to communities and manage the consequences of disasters. It is the Federal Agency responsible for reducing the impact of natural and man-made disasters on the Australian community.
Address: P.O. Box 1020
City: Dickson, Australian Capital Territory
Phone: +61 262564600
Fax: +61 262564653
Website: http://www.ema.gov.au/
Mail: ema@ema.gov.au
 
ID: 42256
International Ass. of Volcanology & Chemistry of Earth's Interior (IAVCEI)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: IAVCEI stands for the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior. The Association represents the primary international focus for: (1) research in volcanology, (2) efforts to mitigate volcanic disasters, and (3) research into closely related disciplines, such as igneous geochemistry and petrology, geochronology, volcanogenic mineral deposits, and the physics of the generation and ascent of magmas in the upper mantle and crust.
Address: IAVCEI Secretariat P.O. Box 185
City: Campbell, ACT
Phone: +61 262487407
Fax: +61 262487407
Website: http://www.iavcei.org/iavcei_splash.html
Mail: iavcei@interact.net.au
 
ID: 42321
Queensland Advanced Centre for Earthquake Studies (QUAKES)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: The Queensland University Advanced Centre for Earthquake Studies (QUAKES) is a world-class research centre investigating the physics of earthquakes through the use of computer simulations. QUAKES performs fundamental geophysical research with the aim of developing comprehensive methodologies for forecasting earthquakes and to improve understanding of the earthquake mechanism. As the headquarters of the APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation (ACES), QUAKES is leading advances in geophysical simulation in collaboration with institutions in China, Japan, USA, and Australia.
Address: Department of Earth Sciences The University of Queensland
City: Brisbane, Qld
Phone: +61 733651111
Fax: +61 733657347
Website: http://www.quakes.uq.edu.au
Mail: paroz@quakes.uq.edu.au
 
ID: 42325
Seismology Research Centre (SRC)
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: The Seismology Research Centre (SRC) was established in 1976. Its work is primarily concerned with the measurement and analysis of vibrations, particularly those due to earthquakes. The SRC has offices in Melbourne, Victoria and Brisbane, Queensland.
Address: 2 Park Drive
City: Bundoora, Victoria
Phone: +61 394552011
Fax: +61 394552011
Website: http://www.seis.com.au
Mail: info@seis.com.au
 
ID: 42339
Nature Conservation Council of New South Wales
Location: Australia / Australia
Mission: Has been actively promoting public education and awareness strategies for better Bush Fire Risk Management since 1984. The NCC has held conferences, seminars, workshops and produced a number of publications such as newsletters, proceedings, guidelines etc to communicate with the public.
Address: Level 5, 362 Kent St.
City: Sydney, New South Wales
Phone: +61 292792466
Fax: +61 292792466
Website: http://www.nccnsw.org.au/bushfire/about/
Mail:
 
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