Overview
Crisis management in governance is a critical process that involves preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies. Effective crisis management ensures that governments can minimize the impact of crises on society and maintain public trust. It encompasses various phases, including pre...
Key Terms
Example: Natural disasters like hurricanes are crises.
Example: Emergency drills are part of preparedness.
Example: Deploying rescue teams during a flood.
Example: Rebuilding infrastructure after an earthquake.
Example: Building levees to prevent flooding.
Example: Evaluating flood risks in a coastal city.
Related Topics
Disaster Management
Focuses on the preparation, response, and recovery from disasters.
intermediatePublic Policy
Examines how policies are created and implemented in response to public needs.
intermediateRisk Management
Involves identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to minimize their impact.
advancedKey Concepts
PreparednessResponseRecoveryMitigation