Disaster Management
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This document discusses disaster management in educational institutions. It defines disaster management as a planned approach for preventing disasters, preparing for disasters, responding during disasters, and recovering after disasters. It identifies different types of natural and man-made disasters and discusses key aspects of disaster management including risk assessment, establishing disaster management committees, developing institutional disaster management plans, training staff and students, and playing an active role in disaster situations and post-disaster recovery efforts. The document emphasizes that disaster management requires a continuous, multi-step process involving prevention, preparedness, response, and post-disaster actions.
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