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Managing Collections
In this volume:
–	Management Practices
–	Purpose and Policies
–	Planning and Budgeting
–	Acquisitions and Significance
–	Collection Surveys and Condition Reporting
	Counter-Disaster Planning
–	Acknowledgments

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Volume four:
Managing Collections

Counter-Disaster Planning

Counter-disaster management

Summary of important points

Disasters in Australia's climatic zones

More about counter-disaster planning

Hazard assessment

Some causes of damage in a disaster

The counter-disaster plan

Disaster stores

Disaster response team

Safety during a disaster

Assessment checklist

Recovery specialists

Drying wet objects

Procedures for the recovery of particular types of materials

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Handling, Transportation, Storage and Display . . Glossary . . Index

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