and localities face in preparing for and carrying out the evacuation of transportation-disadvantaged populations and efforts to address evacuation needs."(p.2) Guidelines and Handbooks Content Caritas This position paper demonstrates the need for a disability-inclusive International/Germany, disaster risk reduction. Various recommendations for including people Interessenvertretung with special needs in DRR (disaster risk reduction) are given. Selbstbestimmt Leben in Deutschland. Weigt, G. Including Persons with Disabilities in Disaster Risk Reduction. Positions Paper. Available at . Blanck, P.D. (1995). Disaster This paper points out seven key principles for the guidance of disaster mitigation for persons with relief. Accessible shelters, assistance and communications are disabilities. Available at . suggested. In addition cooperation and preparation is required. California Governor’s Office of "This guide is intended to assist emergency management professionals Emergency Services (2000). Meeting and volunteers to better meet the needs of the vulnerable people in the of Vulnerable People in their community in times of disaster. It provides the basis for Times of Disaster: A Guide for improved coordination and emergency management planning in Emergency Managers. Available at . supporting people with special needs" (p. v) Cameron, C. (2005). Emergency With a view to the consequences of Hurricane Katrina, the paper preparedness for people with illustrates the requirements of people with disabilities in emergency disabilities and other special needs: preparedness. In addition necessary action steps are described. Another look after Katrina. Available at . CBM International. Disability In this pamphlet the principles of “Awareness”, “Participation”, Inclusion (n.d.). Disaster accessibility” and are used to “Comprehensive “Twin Management. Available at . demonstrate inclusion of people with a disability in all development programs and sectors. Furthermore it contains a for “Checklist disability inclusion in disaster management”. CBM International. Oosters, B. This document contains different guidelines to include people with (2005). Looking with a disability lens disabilities in emergency plans. Detailed recommendations to reach at the disaster caused by the this aim are given. Tsunami in South-East Asia. Available at . Center for Disease Control and This document includes recommendations to increase the vulnerability Prevention (2008). Benson, W. F., of older adults with special needs in wake of disaster. CDC’s Disaster Planning Goal: Protect Vulnerable Older Adults. Available at . Guidelines and Handbooks Content
and localities face in preparing for and carrying out the evacuation of transportation-disadvantaged populations and efforts to address evacuation needs."(p.2) Guidelines and Handbooks Content Caritas International/Germany, Interessenvertretung Selbstbestimmt Leben in Deutschland. Weigt, G. Including Persons with Disabilities in Disaster Risk Reduction. Positions Paper. Available at . This position paper demonstrates the need for a disability-inclusive disaster risk reduction. Various recommendations for including people with special needs in DRR (disaster risk reduction) are given. Blanck, P.D. (1995). Disaster mitigation for persons with disabilities. Available at . This paper points out seven key principles for the guidance of disaster relief. Accessible shelters, assistance and communications are suggested. In addition cooperation and preparation is required. California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (2000). Meeting the of Vulnerable People in Times of Disaster: A Guide for Emergency Managers. Available at . "This guide is intended to assist emergency management professionals and volunteers to better meet the needs of the vulnerable people in their community in times of disaster. It provides the basis for improved coordination and emergency management planning in supporting people with special needs" (p. v) Cameron, C. (2005). Emergency preparedness for people with disabilities and other special needs: Another look after Katrina. Available at . With a view to the consequences of Hurricane Katrina, the paper illustrates the requirements of people with disabilities in emergency preparedness. In addition necessary action steps are described. CBM International. Disability Inclusion (n.d.). Disaster Management. Available at . In this pamphlet the principles of “Awareness”, “Participation”, “Comprehensive accessibility” and “Twin are used to demonstrate inclusion of people with a disability in all development programs and sectors. Furthermore it contains a “Checklist for disability inclusion in disaster management”. CBM International. Oosters, B. (2005). Looking with a disability lens at the disaster caused by the Tsunami in South-East Asia. Available at . This document contains different guidelines to include people with disabilities in emergency plans. Detailed recommendations to reach this aim are given. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (2008). Benson, W. F., CDC’s Disaster Planning Goal: Protect Vulnerable Older Adults. Available at . This document includes recommendations to increase the vulnerability of older adults with special needs in wake of disaster. Guidelines and Handbooks Content
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