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Michele DalySociety and Infrastructure Manager

Daly Michele 2408

Pronouns

she/her

Department

Society & Infrastructure

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Qualifications

  • MSc, Geology
  • Dip, Environmental Management
  • BSc

Areas of expertise

  • Business Development: Emergency Management
  • Social Science: Social Vulnerability Analysis
  • Social Science: Impact Assessment
  • Social Science: Emergency Management
  • Business Development: Local government
  • Business Development: Risk reduction
  • Business Development: Disaster risk management
  • Social Science: Disaster risk management
  • Social Science: Community resilience building
  • Social Science: Risk Communication
  • Social Science: Community Consultation
  • Social Science: Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation
  • Social Science: Evacuation planning
  • Social Science: Socio-economic impacts
  • Social Science: Disaster Impact Reduction

Major Publications

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  • Anantasari, E.; Daly, M.C.; Glassey, P.J.; Grace, E.S.; Coomer, M.A.; Woods, R.J. 2017. Disaster risk reduction (DRR) capacity and capability of local government in Indonesia, Disaster risk reduction in Indonesia : progress, challenges and issues : p. 127-155. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-54466-3_5.
  • Poutasi, N.; Daly, M.C.; Kohlhase, J.; Nelson, F. 2014. Coastal hazards planning : the 2009 tsunami and lessons learned for climate change adaptation in Samoa, Adapting to climate change : lessons from natural hazards planning : p. 315-338. DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-8631-7_13.
  • Daly, M.C.; Poutasi, N.; Nelson, F.; Kohlhase, J. 2010. Reducing the climate vulnerability of coastal communities in Samoa, Journal of international development 22(2): p. 265-281. DOI: 10.1002/jid.1678.

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