Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability Analysis

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

110 plays 110 comments

Related Media

EMBC First Nations Coordination Unit

44 | duration 58 minutes 23 seconds

EMBC First Nations Coordination Unit

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Supply Caches: Mobile vs. Fixed

40 | duration 59 minutes 54 seconds

Supply Caches: Mobile vs. Fixed

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Are You Ready to Recover Disaster Financial…

40 | duration 47 minutes 43 seconds

Are You Ready to Recover Disaster Financial…

Are You Ready to Recover Disaster Financial Assistance and the Transition From Response to Recovery

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Implementing a Community Notification System

50 | duration 1 hour 8 minutes

Implementing a Community Notification System

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Environmental Emergency Program and Local…

46 | duration 1 hour 4 minutes

Environmental Emergency Program and Local…

Environmental Emergency Program and Local Authorities

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Health Emergency Management BC: Season Readiness…

51 | duration 1 hour 2 minutes

Health Emergency Management BC: Season Readiness…

Health Emergency Management BC: Season Readiness Wildfire Smoke

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

New and Updated Evacuation Guides

65 | duration 1 hour 3 minutes

New and Updated Evacuation Guides

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

What does a Virtual EOC Look Like

220 | duration 1 hour 3 minutes

What does a Virtual EOC Look Like

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Submitting a Response Claim

146 | duration 55 minutes 3 seconds

Submitting a Response Claim

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Disaster Mental Health and Wellness

58 | duration 1 hour 2 minutes

Disaster Mental Health and Wellness

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

Details

Details
Share

Details
Share

To search for an exact match, please use Quotation Marks. Example: “computer”

Back

Oct 23, 2019 - The purpose of this Webinar is to provide an overview of the Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability Analysis Tool (HRVA). An HRVA is the foundation for any community or regional emergency management program. It informs risk reduction strategies, emergency response and recovery plans, and other elements of emergency programs. This session will provide a sneak-peak at an HRVA available to Local Authorities and First Nations in British Columbia and provide tips and tricks for using the tool. We’ll also briefly discuss the importance of using future climate information in emergency management.

* The recording has been edited due to some technical issues.