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Announcement: CRHNet to Combine 2020 National Roundtable on DRR with the Annual CRHNet Symposium
CRHNet is committed to advancing disaster risk reduction (DRR) in Canada and beyond. CRHNet applied for and received funding to organize the National Roundtable on Disaster Risk Reduction
Annonce: CRHNet combine la Table ronde nationale sur la réduction des risques de catastrophe de 2020 et le colloque annuel du CRHNet
Le Réseau canadien d’étude des risques et dangers (CRHNet) combine la Table ronde nationale sur la réduction des risques de catastrophe de 2020 et le colloque annuel
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You don't have to look long or hard to find examples of what good leadership looks like. In this first article from HazNet's Fall/Winter 2020 issue we hear from Dr. Suze Wilson; a senior lecturer and leadership scholar at Massey University in Auckland, New Zealand on "Lessons for leaders from New Zealand’s COVID-19 response".
"...This purpose is then enabled by three key bundles of leadership practices – being led by expertise, mobilizing collective effort, and enabling coping. Cumulatively these practices help in generating leadership that deserves to be and is, trusted by people – such that followers will lend their efforts to the goals set by leaders."...
We'd love for you to share stories of successful leadership examples!
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Lessons for leaders from New Zealand’s COVID-19 response | HazNet
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By Dr. Suze Wilson Since the beginning of the current global pandemic, New Zealand has twice completely halted all community transmission of COVID-19. This result places its residents in the privileged position of having largely normal daily lives and the ability to safely focus on economic recovery...Préparé pour Ressources naturelles Canada, cet examen complet de la retraite planifiée dans le contexte plus large des processus d'adaptation aux changements climatiques, mettant en évidence les principaux thèmes liés aux déclencheurs, aux sources de résistance, aux obstacles et aux catalyseurs de la retraite.
J'espère que vous pourrez vous joindre à nous aujourd'hui pour cette session!
crhnet.ca/events-list/2020-virtual-crhnet-symposium-roundtable/registration/
Prepared for Natural Resources Canada, this comprehensive review of planned retreat in the broader context of climate change adaptation processes, teasing out key themes related to triggers, sources of resistance, barriers and enablers of retreat.
Hope you can join us today for this session!
crhnet.ca/events-list/2020-virtual-crhnet-symposium-roundtable/registration/
Dans le cadre d'un partenariat entre @StatCan_fra et @NRCan , un effort conjoint a été mis en place pour développer un tableau de bord en ligne dynamique pour les interventions d'urgence.
Rejoignez-nous si vous le pouvez!
crhnet.ca/events-list/2020-virtual-crhnet-symposium-roundtable/registration/
On deck for today, this presentation promises to be very interesting!
In a partnership between Statistics Canada and Natural Resources Canada a joint effort has been put in place to develop a dynamic online dashboard for emergency response. It combines the latest Census of Population data from Statistics Canada along with active flood maps from NRCan Emergency Geomatics Services.
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Excited to share my work on #Leadership of #COVID19 with peeps in Canada 🍁 thanks @CRHNet ! https://t.co/fjtvw4rnm4
In this first article from #HazNet's Fall 2020 issue, learn from Dr. Suze Wilson (@suzewilsonnz); a senior lecturer & leadership scholar at @MasseyUni on "Lessons for Leaders from #NewZealand’s #COVID19 #Response".
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In this first article from #HazNet's Fall 2020 issue, learn from Dr. Suze Wilson (@suzewilsonnz); a senior lecturer & leadership scholar at @MasseyUni on "Lessons for Leaders from #NewZealand’s #COVID19 #Response".
Lessons for leaders from New Zealand’s COVID-19 response | HazNet
By Dr. Suze Wilson Since the beginning of the current global pandemic, New Zealand has twice completely halted all community transmission of COVID-19....
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