Research on Countermeasures for Local Governments to Enhance the Capacity of Social Emergency Forces
Abstract
China's emergency management system has been undergoing significant changes, and the state encourages the
development of social emergency rescue. In order to promote social emergency forces and government rescue forces to form an
effective synergy and continuously promote efficient and standardized emergency rescue, we summarize the problems of social
emergency force development by analyzing the capability level of social emergency forces, and study the local government's
enhancement of social emergency forces in the light of the current emergency management development situation. The study will
provide reference for better integration of social emergency forces into the national emergency rescue system.
development of social emergency rescue. In order to promote social emergency forces and government rescue forces to form an
effective synergy and continuously promote efficient and standardized emergency rescue, we summarize the problems of social
emergency force development by analyzing the capability level of social emergency forces, and study the local government's
enhancement of social emergency forces in the light of the current emergency management development situation. The study will
provide reference for better integration of social emergency forces into the national emergency rescue system.
Keywords
Emergency management; Social emergency response force; Local government
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v6i15.5210
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