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Emergency management / Humanitarian aid / Risk / Natural hazards / International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction / Disaster / Social vulnerability / World Water Day / Natural disaster / Management / Public safety / Disaster preparedness
Date: 2011-04-07 10:47:04
Emergency management
Humanitarian aid
Risk
Natural hazards
International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction
Disaster
Social vulnerability
World Water Day
Natural disaster
Management
Public safety
Disaster preparedness

2003 World Disaster Reduction Campaign International Strategy

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