Indigenous: National
- Home
- » Health infrastructure
- » Indigenous environmental health practitioners
- » Emergency management
- » Policies and strategies
- » Indigenous: National
- » Policies and strategies
- » Emergency management
- » Indigenous environmental health practitioners
- » Health infrastructure
This section provides details of national Indigenous policies and strategies for emergency management and Indigenous environmental health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander environmental health practitioners.
2007
Emergency Management Australia (2007)
Keeping our mob safe: a national emergency management strategy for remote Indigenous communities.
Canberra: Ministerial Council for Police and Emergency Management (MCPEM)
This report details a strategy intended to address emergency management in remote Indigenous Australian communities. The strategy, developed through extensive consultation with members of Indigenous communities, provides a framework for a coordinated and cooperative approach to all aspects of emergency management. Essentially the report includes seven priorities and lists specific goals and guiding actions to ensure the fulfillment of each priority.
Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract
- Links
- View report: Keeping our mob safe: a national emergency management strategy for remote Indigenous communities (PDF - 1.7 MB)
- View report: Keeping our mob safe: a national emergency management strategy for remote Indigenous communities (PDF - 1.2 MB)Alternative source
- View information: Keeping our mob safe: a national emergency management strategy for remote Indigenous communities
- View website: Emergency Management Australia
© 2001-2013 Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet