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AFAC Knowledge Web > Research and Reports > Fire Management > Urban Incident Management > The Role of Multiple Agency Approaches to Emergency Management in Enabling and Constraining Efficacious Outcomes

Title:: The Role of Multiple Agency Approaches to Emergency Management in Enabling and Constraining Efficacious Outcomes
Date:: September 2008
Organisations: BCRC
Authors:: Greg Hickey
Location:: Australia, SA, Australia

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In recent times it has become increasingly important that agencies involved in responsing to bushfires are able to interoperate their technical and non-technical systems.

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