A Study on the Improvement of Local Government Safety Management Plan - Focusing on Comparison of Emergency Operations Plan by USA -

Kwak, Chang Jae; Sangkyu, Rheem; Choi, Woo Jung

doi:10.9798/kosham.2016.16.3.105

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“…Next, research on issues and improvement methods for each stage of a disaster can be classified according to the major areas of the local governments' disaster risk management activities. First, research related to disaster prevention includes the establishment of safety management plans [25,26], disaster management organizations and personnel [5,6], education for disaster safety professionals [27], management and support for disaster-vulnerable groups [28,29], the accumulation and use of disaster management funds [30,31], and the collaborative relationship between social institutions and local governments [32]. These studies mainly identify obstacles and improvement methods for establishing local government safety management plans and raise issues regarding the functions and limitations of disaster management organizations and the professional competence of disaster risk management personnel.…”

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Analyzing Vulnerabilities of Disaster Risk Management Systems of Local Governments in South Korea: Evidence from National Audit Office Reports

Cho,

Choi

2024

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The capacity of local governments to act as frontline disaster management agencies is crucial to urban sustainability and disaster risk management systems. However, vulnerabilities in the management systems can hinder the effectiveness of disaster risk management, affecting the resilience and sustainable development of urban areas. This study examines vulnerable areas of disaster risk management from a practical perspective, based on audit findings conducted by the Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI). The stages of disaster risk management are classified as prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. The disaster risk management activities that local governments should undertake at each stage have been identified and summarized. The vulnerabilities and associated cases related to disaster risk management were comprehensively analyzed by compiling the results of local government disaster risk management audits conducted after 2015. This study revealed vulnerabilities in areas such as disaster management funds, prevention facilities, safety inspections, forecasting and warning systems, and resident evacuation, all of which are integral to maintaining urban sustainability. To avoid the recurrence of these issues, this study suggests that local governments should develop and implement improvement measures for each vulnerable area. The findings of this study can serve as valuable guidelines for local governments on ways to enhance their disaster risk management systems.

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Analyzing Vulnerabilities of Disaster Risk Management Systems of Local Governments in South Korea: Evidence from National Audit Office Reports

Cho,

Choi

2024

Systems

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“…따라서 최근에는 재해발생 이후의 대응과 복구보다는 사전적으로 예방하고 대비하기 위한 재해와 관련성 있는 계획현황 및 연계성 검토, 방재계획의 제안과 같은 연구들이 수행되고 있으며, 재해예방을 위한 관리와 보전 측면을 강조하는 연구가 이루어지고 있다 (Kim, 2004; H.J. Moon, 2006;Kang, 2007;Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, 2013;Kim et al, 2016;Kwak et al, 2016). 이러한 과정에서 사회에 막대한 영향을 미치는 인명피해와 도시 인프라시설과 관련한 방재대책 (Yang, 1999;Park et al, 2011;Choi et al, 2017) (Koo et al, 2016).…”

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A Study on the Improving the Low and Plan for Reducing Damage of Cultural Properties Due to Natural Disasters

Minseon¹,

Jeasun²

2018

J. Korean Soc. Hazard Mitig

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Recently, the increase of natural disasters due to climate change has caused various fatal human and physical damages to our society and highlighted the importance of disaster prevention plan. However, cultural properties with national, ethnic, artistic, academic, and landscape values are not sufficiently systematic to protect them, even though they are exposed to natural disasters. Therefore, this study identifies the risk of cultural property from natural disasters, examines the status of institutional aspects for natural disaster reduction of cultural assets, and proposes improvement plan. For this purpose, we reviewed the system and contents of laws and plans related to natural disaster reduction and cultural property protection, and analyzed the interconnectivity. We also reviewed the general plan for safety management, comprehensive plans for the reduction of damage from storm and flood and cultural properties general plan of Seoul. As a result, for improvement plan for the protection of cultural assets from natural disasters, this study proposes to 'change the awareness of the importance of disaster prevention for cultural properties, enhance the linkage of laws and plans related to natural disasters and cultural assets, and prepare specific plans for reducing natural disasters of cultural properties'.

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A Study on the Improvement of Local Government Safety Management Plan - Focusing on Comparison of Emergency Operations Plan by USA -

Cited by 2 publications

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Analyzing Vulnerabilities of Disaster Risk Management Systems of Local Governments in South Korea: Evidence from National Audit Office Reports

Analyzing Vulnerabilities of Disaster Risk Management Systems of Local Governments in South Korea: Evidence from National Audit Office Reports

A Study on the Improving the Low and Plan for Reducing Damage of Cultural Properties Due to Natural Disasters

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