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Este documento presenta un conjunto de oportunidades, desafíos y recomendaciones clave sobre aspectos esenciales para reducir el número de incendios en España. En él participan los protagonistas de la prevención de incendios en España, desde los miembros del servicio de bomberos hasta técnicos especialistas, ingenieros, arquitectos, expertos en patrimonio cultural, empresas con soluciones y capacidad de acción en este campo, fundaciones y representantes de administraciones públicas.
This Guide does not attempt to be fully comprehensive or exhaustive in identifying all risk reduction measures that may be available given the significant variety and uniqueness of each heritage site – including local, traditional knowledge and community engagement, as well as local emergency response and recovery capabilities and resources. Instead, it provides a helpful framework and examples that can be adapted to different contexts to support stakeholder development of risk-informed, tailored and effective Fire Risk Management Plans (FRMPs).
Este estudio pretende evaluar los efectos de los grandes incendios forestales (GIF) sobre el patrimonio cultural y marcar unas pautas de prevención y actuación para proteger el entorno cultural y natural.
This study aims to assess whether two publicly available sources of fire threats to 346 Cultural World Heritage Sites across Europe substitute or complement each other. By doing so, a novel measure based on information from the UNESCO periodic report II is created and benchmarked against the European forest fire information system (EFFIS) index.
Fire Checklist for cultural institutions
This book largely follows the process of exploring children's participation in disaster risk management, through the design of flexible and ethical approaches to children and young people's participation, to the multiple outcomes and recommendations of the project. CARE Cultures of Disaster Resilience Among Children and Young People
This document reflects good practices and lessons learned from Japan to support international practitioners in the fields of disaster risk management (DRM), CH, and public policy, who are seeking to enhance the disaster resilience of CH and communities in their countries.
This chapter covers museum fire planning and protection for collections and structures and spaces housing collections.
This publication addresses fire prevention in historic buildings through recommendations concerning the use and maintenance of facilities.