| SEMINAR | SPEAKER | PRESENTATION TITLE | LOCATION |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Dr. Martina McGuinness, Sheffield University Management School | Welcome and introduction
CASCADE-NET and the challenge of extreme weather events to Civil Society |
University of Sheffield |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Dr David King James Cook University, Australia | An international perspective
Australian perspectives on contingency planning for extreme weather |
University of Sheffield |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Max Brodie, Cabinet Office | Civil society perspectives from the UK
The role of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat in UK contingency planning
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University of Sheffield |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Richard Wright, Sheffield Chamber of Commerce | Civil society perspectives from the UK
The Lower Don flood defence project: partnership working in action |
University of Sheffield |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Dr. Simon Hildon, Environment Agency | Civil society perspectives from the UK
The benefits of participation in flood incident management for communities and responders
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University of Sheffield |
| CASCADE-NET SEMINAR 2:
The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning |
Dr Paul Reilly, Information School, University of Sheffield | Civil Society perspectives from research
Social media and communications in cascading crises
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University of Sheffield |
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