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This guide is based on the experience from CDEM-Groups (Civil Defence Emergency Management Groups) in New Zealand which are already using social media in crisis management. The focus of the guide is to provide practical advice for using social media before, during and after an emergency. It includes a lot of additional sources and practical checklists.
 
This guide is based on the experience from CDEM-Groups (Civil Defence Emergency Management Groups) in New Zealand which are already using social media in crisis management. The focus of the guide is to provide practical advice for using social media before, during and after an emergency. It includes a lot of additional sources and practical checklists.

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Publishing Organisation:
Wellington Region CDEM Group
Year:
2012
Languages:
English
Status:
Published
Covers Thematic
Target audience
Audience experience level
Disaster Management Phase
  • Response
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    This guide is based on the experience from CDEM-Groups (Civil Defence Emergency Management Groups) in New Zealand which are already using social media in crisis management. The focus of the guide is to provide practical advice for using social media before, during and after an emergency. It includes a lot of additional sources and practical checklists.