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DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND SECURITY MANAGEMENT IN ARCHIVES
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The project is based on the Disaster Preparedness and Security Management of National Archives, Owerri Branch. This work is divided into 5 (five) chapter.Chapter one, highlighted what disaster is and different causes and types of disaster. In chapter two, the necessary literatures were reviewed. In chapter three, the research method used was survey method, the research finding were based on the data collected from the research instrument are shown in the methodology. Chapter four, shows how date collected were analyzed and interpreted. On conclusion, which is the last chapter, some recommendat
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 4 ]Though, because of the valuable nature of archival collections, they need to be properly secured. So, there should be a need for adequate security management measures to be taken by the National Archives, Owerri Branch to secure her collection and buildings from disasters. This is because disaster is a thing that could come at any time hence there is a need to get ready for it at all times. The number of different disastrous incidents world-wide has caused many damages to archival collections. This has however, created on increased awareness of the need for disaster preventio ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The project is based on the Disaster Preparedness and Security Management of National Archives, Owerri Branch. This work is divided into 5 (five) chapter.Chapter one, highlighted what disaster is and different causes and types of disaster. In chapter two, the necessary literatures were reviewed. In chapter three, the research method used was survey method, the research finding were based on the data collected from the research instrument are shown in the methodology. Chapter four, shows how date collected were analyzed and interpreted. On conclusion, which is the last chapter, some recommendat
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