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    Risk Analysis guidelines annexes

    12 January 2015

    The purpose of Concern Worldwide's risk analysis guidelines is to present a way of doing risk analysis with communities, by explaining a series of participatory methodology tools that can be applied when doing this.

    Hazard map of the committee area. Photo: Dom Hunt / Concern Worldwide.
    Hazard map of the committee area. Photo: Dom Hunt / Concern Worldwide.

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