The CTIF Center of Fire Statistics: Call for Cooperation with our member countries
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Since 1995, the Center for Fire Statistics has published figures on the fire situation in states and large cities. The center is currently receiving interesting questions. Which countries or organizations are interested in investigating the following questions with the CTIF Fire Center?
1. What experience is there about the correlation between national fire statistics and fire protection topics at international conferences?
2. Is there a discrepancy between CTIF and WHO data on the number of registered or estimated fire deaths?
3. What cultural and geographical factors influence the differences in fire risk between regions?
4. What is the experience of the countries in comparing the WHO data concerning mortality from fires and the data from the fire statistics of the national fire brigades?
5. What extended conclusions can be drawn from the current risk assessment of fire risks to achieve future research directions and opportunities to improve data accuracy?
6. What social factors (e.g., education, building standards, and fire protection systems) contribute to the
differences in fire mortality between countries?
7. Can the current primary fire risks (deaths per 1,000 inhabitants, deaths per 100 fires, deaths per 100,000 inhabitants) improve with a sensitivity analysis by making changes in assumptions, and does this increase the reliability of the analysis?
To participate, please contact the Chair of the Fire Statistics Center, Dr. Peter Wagner