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    Protecting Cultural Heritage and the Built Environment from Fire Risks and Other Disasters Globally.


    Preserving Heritage

    Preserving Heritage

    Disaster Management involves planning what to do before, during and after a disaster or emergency occurs. Planning ahead significantly reduces damage to tangible and intangible heritage, including historic sites, structures ... Read More

    Putting Out Fires

    Putting Out Fires

    Fires are one of the more significant threats to people, the built environment and our cultural heritage.  Effective fire prevention and fire protection plans can be developed and implemented to ... Read More

    Capacity Building

    Capacity Building

    Capacity Building strengthens skills, competencies and abilities of both individuals and communities to achieve their desired results during and after disasters.  Local individuals and communities are critical components of a ... Read More

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    • Disaster Risk Reduction

      1The earlier disaster management planning is initiated, the more impact one has on cost-effective disaster mitigation solutions.
      2Fire Prevention/Emergency Preparedness is not a cost. It is an investment.
      3 Recurring themes continue resulting in fire related disasters in historic buildings. These threats can be resolved.
      4Capacity building and creating awareness are critical elements to managing risk and sustainable emergency management plans.
      5A significant number of fires occur during preservation, renovation and rehabilitation work. Why do we allow this to happen when we can avoid it?
      6Building codes may not protect historic buildings to the risk level we desire.
      7Disaster Management Plans should include Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Measures, as well as Emergency/Disaster Response and Disaster recovery plans.
      8Disasters are not sustainable. Sustainability objectives need to address vulnerabilities, hazards and risks, as well as protection of heritage.
      9Disaster risk reduction needs to focus on protecting lives and livelihoods through shifting one’s mindset from response/recovery to prevention and reducing one’s vulnerability.
      10Lives can be saved by early warning systems.
    Preserving Heritage
    Putting Out Fires
    Capacity Building
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