Disaster management training in the euregio-meuse-rhine: What can we learn from each other to improve cross-border practices?
Authors:
- Méryl PaquayMPMéryl Paquay
- Sabrina ChevalierSCSabrina Chevalier
- Anja SommerASAnja Sommer
- Céline LedouxCLCéline Ledoux
- Marie GontariukMGMarie Gontariuk
- Stefan K. BeckersSBStefan K. Beckers
- Loth Van Der AuwermeulenLALoth Van Der Auwermeulen
- Thomas KrafftTKThomas Krafft
- Alexandre GhuysenAGAlexandre Ghuysen
- 1 April 2021
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction
- Vol. 56
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Universiteit Hasselt
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