disaster managemment in India

1. Disaster
Management In India
BY GROUP 1
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2. Our Team Members are….
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3. WHAT IS A DISASTER
A Disaster is natural or man
made event which result in
widespread human loss, loss
of lively hood ,property and
life.
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4. Some
Common
Disaster
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5. Some Common Disaster
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6. Disaster Management In India
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7. History
 The super cyclone in Orissa in
October, 1999 and the Bhuj
earthquake in Gujarat in January,
2001 underscored the need to adopt a
multi dimensional endeavour involving
diverse scientific, engineering,
financial and social processes; the
need to adopt multi disciplinary and
multi sectoral approach and
incorporation of risk reduction in the
developmental plans and strategies.
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8. NDMA
National Disaster Management Authority,
abbreviated as NDMA is an agency of the Ministry
of Home Affairs whose primary purpose is to
coordinate response to natural or man-made
disasters and for capacity-building in disaster
resiliency and crisis response. NDMA was
established through the Disaster Management
Act enacted by the Government of India in
December 2005.
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9. NDMA
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10. National Crisis
Management
Committee
(NCMC)
 Cabinet Secretary, who is the highest executive officer, heads
the NCMC. Secretaries of all the concerned Ministries
/Departments as well as organizations are the members of the
Committee The NCMC gives direction to the Crisis
Management Group as deemed necessary.
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11. Control Room
(Emergency Operation
Room)
 The activities of the Control Room include collection
and 7 transmission of information concerning natural
calamity and relief, keeping close contact with
governments of the affected States, interaction with
other Central Ministries/Departments/Organizations in
connection with relief, maintaining records containing
all relevant information relating to action points and
contact points in Central Ministries etc., keeping up-to-
date details of all concerned officers at the Central and
State levels.
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12. NIDM
The National Institute of Disaster Management
(NIDM) was constituted under an Act of Parliament
with a vision to play the role of a premier institute
for capacity development in India and the region.
The efforts in this direction that began with the
formation of the National Centre for Disaster
Management (NCDM) in 1995 gained impetus with
its redesignation as the National Institute of
Disaster Management (NIDM) for training and
capacity development. Under the Disaster
Management Act 2005, NIDM has been assigned
nodal responsibilities for human resource
development, capacity building, training, research,
documentation and policy advocacy in the field of
disaster management.
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13. AND MANY MORE
ORGANISATIONS
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