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Citation	Grubits, Steven J., Carlos Quaglia, and V. Chadrasekaran. “Cost Effective Fire Regulations for Developing Countries.” In Improved Firesafety Systems in Developing Countries. Proceedings of the 7th International Research and Training Seminar on Regional Development Planning for Disaster Prevention, 17 October 1994, Tokyo, Japan, 99-109. UNCRD Proceedings Series, no. 7. Nagoya, Japan: United Nations Centre for Regional Development; Tokyo Fire Department, 1994.
Title	Cost Effective Fire Regulations for Developing Countries
Year	1994
Author	Chadrasekaran, V. CSIRO Division of Building, Construction and Engineering, Australia
Author	Grubits, Steven J. CSIRO Division of Building, Construction and Engineering, Australia
Author	Quaglia, Carlos CSIRO Division of Building, Construction and Engineering, Australia
Material Type	Conference Paper
Features	9 references; 2 figures
Pages	p. 111-121
Relationships	Part of 161 p. Improved Firesafety Systems in Developing Countries
Subjects	AUSTRALIA 01.04.07 BUILDING CODES 04.01.02 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 03.02.03 FIRE CONTROL 16.04.01
Abstract	Fire is a challenge to both developed and developing countries. This paper discusses issues relevant to the establishment of cost-effective fire regulations in developing countries. It examines the form these fire regulations should take and suggests a possible way of providing countries have less resources a framework for cooperation whereby they can resolve their fire safety problems. Information is provided on the work currently in progress in Australia on the reform of the Australia fire regulations. This information, particularly with regard to the use of fire safety engineering technology to underpin the regulations, is likely to be relevant to developing countries. --from author's introduction
Control No.	PS 07h