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References:: and Crisis Management, 12 (2), 76-88

The document provided 12 references related to crisis management, disaster risk reduction, and emergency response. Key topics covered in the references include using social media like Twitter to increase situational awareness during crisis events, challenges integrating disaster risk reduction into public investment and development planning, and the need for better tracking of disaster risk reduction spending to improve policies.

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References:: and Crisis Management, 12 (2), 76-88

The document provided 12 references related to crisis management, disaster risk reduction, and emergency response. Key topics covered in the references include using social media like Twitter to increase situational awareness during crisis events, challenges integrating disaster risk reduction into public investment and development planning, and the need for better tracking of disaster risk reduction spending to improve policies.

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RRL Additional:

Imprint A. Cameron et al. (2012) states the progressing work with the
Australian government to identify, survey, sum up, and report messages of
interest for crisis coordination published by Twitter. The developed platform
and client tools, altogether named the Emergency Situation Awareness –
Automated Web Text Mining (ESA-AWTM) system, show how significant
Twitter messages can be distinguished and used to educate the situation
awareness of an emergency incident as it unfolds.

In relation to the statement of Cameron, the expanding utilization of social


media is changing the manner in which individuals communicate. During crisis
circumstances, data is accessible from the public that can be used to educate
and raise awareness regarding crises to help emergency facilitators react
suitably. This data won't supplant existing procedure and data sources,
however it can give another source of information that includes numerous
expected applications inside crisis within emergency management and crisis
coordination.

Additionally, this requires watch official faculty to effectively seek data utilizing
websites not custom fitted explicitly to their necessities. The devices formalize
the manner by which the CCC can use the data accessible on Twitter. The
devices are designed for tweets starting from Australia and New Zealand and
prepared to distinguish messages important to watch officials answerable for
the forefront of data handling during a crisis function.

Marc Gordon (2013) cited the Global Assessment Report 2011 (UNISDR
2011iv) distinguished that while DRM has ordinarily been conveyed through
independent tasks and projects, various governments are presently adjusting
advancement components and instruments intended to decrease risks and
reinforce strength, including through public investment planning. While nation
input in 2011 recognized that this remained the minority, with just 38 percent,
of all countries and territories systematically incorporating risk reduction into
national and sector-level public investment systems (Ibid), in the current 2011-
2013 HFA Progress Review cycle, 52 percent now report systematic
incorporation. Besides, 56 percent of nations express that the expenses and
advantages of DRR are consolidated into the arranging of public venture.

Independent catastrophe decreasing ventures identified with warning systems


and preparedness measures have profited by some underlying work,
incorporating the discoveries caught in the WB/UN Study, 'Regular Hazards
Unnatural Disasters' (World Bank, 2010). Recognizing risk-reducing measures
installed in framework and improvement areas like transport, health,
education and agriculture remains a challenge, both as to the speculations
needed to diminish existing danger in these areas and related foundation, just
as characterizing the base costs needed to dodge new sectoral advancement
and framework from expanding hazard further.
As Jose (2012) distinguishes, the Philippines improves in raising the
cognizance of the adverse effect of catastrophe on the population and the
economy, incorporating common danger chances in plans, fortifying
institutions, and executing DRR-specific projects. Nonetheless, disaster
damage and loss stays high and recovery and reconstruction delayed in
affected areas, proposing that financing for DRM stays ineficient. Evaluating
it, and hence assessing the adequacy of existing speculations can contribute
to strengthening policy for investment in DRR within the context of public
expenditure management.

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