[June 2013]
Rebuilding a great society

Last month, I attended the Local Government Managers Australia National Congress and had the opportunity to make a presentation about how to reconstruct a community after a disaster, using the Earthquake and Tsunami of 11 March 2011 as a case study.

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Japanese municipalities have a primary responsibility for disaster management. Mayors have the right and duty to issue evacuation orders, help and support the victims and operate the shelters.

In my presentation, I discussed some tips about disaster management for local government executives.

The most important point I stressed is pre-preparedness. Ask if you are ready, know what to do immediately following a disaster, and have reliable people in charge.

My presentation slides are at the link below:

https://www.jlgc.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/21.May_.13-Rebuilding-a-great-society-by-CLAIR-LGMA.pdf  and

http://www.lgma.org.au/downloads/Files/Mr%20Tanabe%2021_May_13%20Rebuilding%20a%20great%20society%20by%20CLAIR%20(LGMA).pdf

If you are interested in my presentation, I am happy to talk about Japanese disaster management and recovery with your council staff.

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