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Title Regional risk- och krishantering - en studie av samtliga länsstyrelsers risk- och sårbarhetsanalyser
Author/s Ivar Hamrin, Michael Strömgren
Department/s Fire Safety Engineering and Systems Safety
Risk Management and Safety Engineering
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Publishing year 2008
Abstract English This thesis studies all regional risk- and vulnerability analyses of Swedish county administrative boards
from 2006. The method used in this descriptive study is direct content analysis based on theoretical
models and relevant research areas. In total, 51 questions for each of the 20 county administrative boards
has been answered where some answers have been quantified. The results of the study reveal that the
analyses are insufficient as data for decisions regarding national emergency preparation. The main
problems with the analyses are: (1) lack of connection between the analysis and proposed actions, (2) vast
differences in general structure, purposes and scope between the different counties, (3) lack of thorough
documentation of the procedures such as background and motivations and (4) no systems for quality
control. To mitigate these problems the new proposed agency for risk matters is suggested to be given
authority to regulate requirements on risk- and vulnerability more strictly. This includes work towards
nationally set tools, frameworks for processes and clear key definitions. Cooperation between agencies
with central responsibility contra county administrative boards with regional responsibility also needs to
be improved.
Subject Technology and Engineering
Keywords krishantering, länsstyrelse, Krisberedskapsmyndigheten, innehållsanalys, riskhantering, samhällets krisberedskap, extraordinära händelser Risk- and vulnerability analysis, crisis management, county administrative board, Risk- och sårbarhetsanalys, risk management, content analysis, Swedish emergency management agency, extraordinary events
Document type Master's Degree (Two Years)
Language Swedish
Supervisor Henrik Tehler
Additional info Rapport 5246

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