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Risk mapping
Producing a detailed map of the community can help people to identify areas, buildings or people that would be at high risk should there be any kind of disaster
2003 Available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
From: Learning from disaster – Footsteps 56
Advice on how communities can prepare for the unexpected
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