Researcher making local food supply chains resilient to disasters
Have you ever thought about where your food comes from and what happens if the food supply chain is interrupted during a disaster or pandemic?… Read More
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Have you ever thought about where your food comes from and what happens if the food supply chain is interrupted during a disaster or pandemic?… Read More
A new eco-justice, applied theatre work in development is offering flood affected residents of Rocklea the opportunity to continue their recovery and reconnection through a… Read More
Have you ever wondered how hospitals cope when there is a disaster? Griffith University’s Associate Professor Jamie Ranse is helping health services ensure policy,… Read More
Cyclone season is underway in Queensland and Griffith University’s Dr Margaret Cook hopes lessons from past disasters will inform how authorities and communities prepare for,… Read More
Griffith University’s Professor of Practice Disaster Management Iain MacKenzie was featured in more than a dozen Australian news media outlets this week when he was… Read More
This week Griffith’s inaugural ‘Strategic Resilience Planning Executive Residential’ was held in collaboration with MoU partner the Making Good Alliance, in… Read More
Professor Cheryl Desha from the Griffith University Disaster Management Network spoke with the My Smart Community This… Read More
ABSTRACT Climate change has been recognised as a multiplier of risk factors affecting public health. Disruptions caused by natural disasters and other climate-driven impacts are… Read More
ABSTRACT Background: For hospitals, learning from disaster response efforts and adapting organizational practices can improve resilience in dealing with future disruptions. However, amidst global disruptions… Read More
A number of members from the Griffith University Disaster Management Network participated in an online conversation about managing disasters and disaster management. This conversation was… Read More