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Children and disasters: building resilience through education

Source(s):  United Nations Children's Fund (Global Headquarters, New York) (UNICEF)
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - Regional Office for Europe (UNDRR ROE)

This publication focuses on the importance of education in disaster prevention and makes recommendations on how to support and build on local and national initiatives to reduce the risk of disasters through education. It provides a brief overview of major hazards and disaster risks in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. It presents a snapshot of national disaster risk reduction structures and key legislations. It also briefly outlines disaster risk reduction activities related to education undertaken by national agencies and activities by UNISDR and UNICEF.

Format

Format Printed documents
Sub-format Book (>30 pages)
Number of pages/running time 203 p.

Target audiences

Primary

Group: Adults

Sub-group: Disaster managers


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  • Year of publication 2011
  • Language(s) English
  • Price Unknown

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