Vol. 34 Nos. 3-4 (July-December 2013)
Dr. Edna Estifania A. Co
Professor
National College of Public Administration and
Governance (NCPAG)
University of the Philippines (UP)
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Associate Individual Member
Mr. Krunimar Antonio Daen Escudero III
Attorney VI, Civil Service Commission
Mr. Admir Duraj
Lawyer/Lecturer
Graduate School of Economics
University of Tirana
Mr. Nelson L. Inong
Senior Boopkkeeper
City Accounting Department, Quezon City Government
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Special Assistant to the Secretary
Presidential Communications Operations Office
Governance Asia-Pacific Watch
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Mr. Richard Barba Laroya
Health Education and Promotion Officer
Bureau of Quarantine
An e-magazine dealing with six categories of public
administration and ICT development. Link: http://
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Dr. Rufo R. Mendoza
Professorial Lecturer
University of the Philippines (UP) Open University
Dr. Eleanor Cynthia V. Nisperos
Associate Professor IV/M.A. Program (Adviser)
Coordinator
Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
(DMMMSU) – Mid La Union Campus
Ms. Anne Charmaine Dizon Ondo
Administrative Assistant
Chemonics International Inc.
Mr. Alberto A. Sabarias
Cooperative Development Specialist II
Cooperative Development Authority
Mr. Maracon Comita Viray
Academic Personnel
Mindanao State University (Main Campus)
Marawi City
Ms. Marilyn T. Yballa
Supervising Personnel Specialist
Civil Service Commission
Disasters Management System in Nepal: Law and
Policy
A document discussing disaster management
issues and challenges in Nepal, and synthesizing
and analyzing theses issues from a sectoral
perspective. Link: http://workspace.unpan.org/sites/
internet/Documents/B4NP04%20Disasters%20
Management%20System%20in%20Nepal%20
Law%20and%20Policy.pdf
Thailand’s Tsunami: Disaster Management Lessons
for Australia
The paper aims to explain a little of what the
government did, largely in Thailand for that was the
author direct experience, in responding, and to draw
out some lessons from that which the author hope may
serve to further refine our contingency planning. Link:
http://workspace.unpan.org/sites/internet/Documents/
S6AU06%20Thailand’s%20tsunami%20-%20
disaster%20management%20lessons%20for%20
Australia.pdf