This report analyzes the role of communication in risk management using the case study of Brisbane floods. It examines communication issues, stakeholders, and the role of social media. Recommendations for improving risk communication are also presented.

Report on communication in risk management for Brisbane floods, analyzing issues, stakeholders, social media, and offering recommendations.

Role of Communication in Risk Management: A Case Study of Brisbane Floods

This report analyzes the communication strategy adopted by the government during the Brisbane floods of 2011, the barriers to effective communication, and recommendations for similar situations in the future. The report highlights the role of social media in risk communication and recommends the development of a fully equipped and robust communication strategy by the City Council for the future. The report also recommends the implementation of training programs, measures to improve the quality of phone service during crises, and the establishment of a two-way communication system.

Communication during Brisbane floods

This report discusses the importance of managing communication during disasters and how it can help residents and businesses to move away from the disaster zone to remain healthy and safe. The case study involves the flood crisis that happened in January 2011 in Queensland, Australia. The report covers the overview of the situation, communication channels, recommendations, and references.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Political Science

Managing Communication during Disasters: A Case Study of Flood Crisis in Queensland

This case study focuses on the January 2011 floods in Queensland and how the information in the form of communication from the City council and Bureau of Meteorology could better reach the stakeholders. It discusses communication issues, barriers, channels, group decision making, and social media utilization. Recommendations include optimum utilization of social media channels and community engagement communication campaign.

Improving Crisis Communication: A Case Study of Brisbane Council

Community Communication

This report examines the problems related to communication during the natural disaster of 2011 in Brisbane. The discussion refers to communication theory for identify the core issues of improper communication management and reveals the responsible units accountable for such crisis. The report concludes with recommendations that would help the management teams avoid such crisis in the future.

Problems of Communication during Natural Disaster of 2011 in Brisbane

The report evaluates the communication process taken place between Brisbane Council and its residents as well as businesses during the situation of crisis by shedding light on significant gaps and issues which affected the communication. It also discusses the stakeholders accountability in Brisbane Disaster Communication and provides recommendations.

Calculus and Analysis

Communication Process during Brisbane Floods 2011

Meteorology

This paper discusses the issues regarding the flooding of Brisbane and Queensland in 2011 and the importance of effective communication in crisis situations. It explores the need for proper communication channels to save people who were left shelterless and without food. The paper also suggests recommendations for improving communication in similar situations.

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Communication Process during Brisbane Floods 2011

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