Fire management requires cooperation and shared responsibility across stakeholders, as no single group can prevent or manage fires alone. Effective fire management demands unique, localized solutions tailored for each situation rather than generic approaches. Collaboration between government, private organizations, and communities through information sharing and joint problem solving is necessary to adequately address fire prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.

1. A SHARED
WORK LOAD
• Fire cannot be managed by one
single agency or community.
• The work of fire management
must be undertaken by all
partners using their available
skills and expertise.
UNIQUE SOLUTIONS,
NOT COOKIE CUTTER
UNIQUE SOLUTIONS,
NOT COOKIE CUTTER• Each situation is unique, no
one solution matches
everywhere
• Use a site specific set of
ideas not a cookie cutter
solution
• A willingness from all
stakeholders to jointly work on
the fire challenges.
• A forum for collaboration
between Govt, Company and
Community partners.
COOPERATION
ACROSS
STAKEHOLDERS

2. Landuse Plan / Spatial Plan
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Initial attack
Environment
PREVENTIONPREVENTION
PREPAREDNESS
RESPONSE
RECOVERY