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The 2nd Asian Crisis Management Conference(Taipei)
| The Asian Network of Major Cities 21 (ANMC21) has conducted the 2nd Asian Crisis Management Conference in Taipei, gathering experts on crisis management from participating cities. This conference was held as part of the activities of the Crisis Management Network, organized as one of joint projects undertaken by ANMC21. |
| Schedule of the 2nd Asian Crisis Management Conference | ||
| Sept. 19
（Sun） |
Inspection visit of Crisis Management Facilities（Prevention activities by citizen, Prevention Drill, SARS isolated wards etc.) |  Main Conference |
| Sept. 20 (Mon） | Main Conference Venue：International Conference Hall, 10th floor, Taipei City Library Theme：Enforcement of Crisis Management Systems in Metropolitan Areas |
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| ■Participants |
| 【Organizing City】Taipei |
| 【Participating Cities】5 Cities（22 representatives） Jakarta, Seoul, Singapore, Taipei, Tokyo（ANMC21 secretariat: Headquarters of the Governor of Tokyo, Bureau of General Affairs, Metropolitan Police Department, Tokyo Fire Department） |
| 【Observer participants, etc.】120 persons |
| Sept. 19 （Sun）Inspection Visits of Crisis Management Facilities | ||||||
| 1 SARS isolation word（Taipei Hop-Ping Hospital） 2 Taipei Fire Department（Disaster Prevention Center, Fire museum, Emergency Call Center） 3 Sept. 21 memorial events（Disaster Prevention Activities by citizens) 4 Taipei Flood Control Center（Yu-chen Pumping Station） 5 Anti-disaster Technology and Educational Training Museum 6 Taipei City Urban Search and Rescue Team Training |
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| ■Sept. 20（Mon） Main Conference | |||||||||||
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| ■Summary |
| ■In the recent "The 2nd Asian Crisis Management Conference", participants exchanged specific and practical opinions on advanced initiatives in participating cities. ■Participants exchanged know-how / information on the handling of a diverse range of disasters including natural disasters, epidemics and NBC terrorism, and pledged mutual support in human resource development / technological cooperation, to improve the collective crisis management capabilities of the Asian region. ■From the perspectives of self help, mutual help and public assistance, participants agreed on the need for wide-area coordination / cooperation at various levels (citizens, private sector, national, regional), and the importance of coordination among relevant organizations (police, fire department, medical institutions, etc.) to maintain capital (urban) functions, minimize disaster damage and ensure early restoration. ■Participants confirmed cooperation between participating cities, and pledged to exercise their initiatives in promoting comprehensive crisis management measures. ■Participants agreed to hold the Third Asian Crisis Management Conference in Seoul. |