The More Effective LEMA Networks

question 21

Multiple Choice

The more effective LEMA networks:

• A) Have a narrow range of local contacts
• B) Have personal experience in managing routine natural hazards such as floods
• C) Are more familiar with the general policies of the local community
• D) Have little or no representation by elected officials and by citizens' groups

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