Overview
Crisis management in global contexts is a vital discipline that prepares organizations and communities to handle unexpected events effectively. It involves a structured approach that includes preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. Understanding the types of crises and developing a compreh...
Key Terms
Example: A natural disaster like an earthquake.
Example: Having an emergency kit and plan.
Example: Evacuating people from a disaster area.
Example: Rebuilding homes after a flood.
Example: Implementing building codes to withstand earthquakes.
Example: Government agencies, NGOs, and the public.
Related Topics
Disaster Recovery
Focuses on strategies to recover from natural disasters and restore communities.
intermediateRisk Management
Involves identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to minimize their impact.
intermediatePublic Health Emergencies
Examines management strategies for health crises like pandemics.
advancedKey Concepts
PreparednessResponseRecoveryMitigation