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NATURAL DISASTER STUDIES: THE MARCH 5, 1987, ECUADOR EARTHQUAKES
Appendix A
Disaster Management Organizations—General
NATIONAL
Public/Governmental
Private/Voluntary
Centro de Operaciones Emergencia Nacional Comité de Emergencia
All Ministries
Defensa Civil
Ejército
Provincial, Cantonal, Parochial Mingas Universities:
Escuela Politécnica Nacional
Universidad General
Instituto Ecuatoriana de Minería
Instituto Ecuatoriano de Electricidad
Consortium Estatal Petrolera Ecuatoriana
Cruz Roja Ecuatoriana
Catholic Relief Services
National “Crusade for Solidarity”
Utilities
Labor Unions
Public Employee Organizations
Universidad Católica de Quito
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NATURAL DISASTER STUDIES: THE MARCH 5, 1987, ECUADOR EARTHQUAKES
INTERNATIONAL
Public/Governmental
Private/Voluntary
United Nations Disaster Relief Organization
Pan-American Health Organization
United Nations Development Program
National Embassies *
U.S. Mission:
Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance
Agency for International Development
Peace Corps
Military Group
Embassy
American Community:
Volunteers
Businesses
Texaco Oil Co.
International Committee of the Red Cross
Catholic Relief Services
World Vision
Friends of the Americas
Save the Children
* Tended to work with host country on country-by-country basis. Efforts to coordinate actions among embassies were not very effective. It was very difficult and demanding to invent coordination on the spot. Establishing linkages between national and international organizations was too time-consuming.
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employee organizations