National co-ordination and dedication for flood response

Article Abstract:

The National Flood Support Team (NFST) played a vital role in identifying the water rescue resources of multiple agencies available in the UK during the summer floods of 2007. The CLG Emergency Information Support Group managed the use of new dimension such as high volume pumps while the Fire and Rescue Service (FRS) National Control and Coordination Centre managed the deployment of new dimension and water rescue assets across the UK.

Management dynamics, Methods, Management, Appreciation, Environmental aspects, Powers and duties, Company business management, Public safety services

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Funding support for flood victims

Article Abstract:

The plans of the British government to provide extra funds for the welfare of uninsured flood victims, besides providing special assistance to local authorities in disaster management are discussed.

Government expenditures, Government domestic functions, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Emergency management, Domestic policy, Government finance, Disaster planning

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