This presentation discusses disaster management for developing countries. It outlines the topics that will be covered, including the definition of disaster management, and the phases of disaster management - preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. Specific examples are provided for each phase. The presentation focuses on disaster management in Bangladesh, noting that it is one of the most disaster-prone countries and has undertaken plans and programs to reduce impacts through management. The conclusion emphasizes that developing countries suffer greatly from disasters and developed countries should help improve their management.

1. Welcome to my Presentation

2. Name:Nayem Ahmed
ID:16-31676-1
Program : BBA
Course Tittle:ENGLISH READING
SKILLS & PUBLIC SPEAKING

3. Topic : Disaster management for
developing countries

4. Topic Outline of presentation
Slide3:Disaster management in Bangladesh
Slide 4:Defination
Slide 5:Phases of Disaster Management
Slide 6: Disaster Preparedness
Slide 7:Disaster Response
Slide 8:Disaster Recovery
Slide 9:Disaster Mitigation
Slide 10:Conclusion

5. Disaster management in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is one of the most disaster-prone
country in the world. The adverse impacts
of all the natural hazards affecting
socio-economic condition need to be
reduced for sustainable development.
The Government of Bangladesh has
undertaken a lot of plans and programs
for disaster reduction through disaster
management.

6. Definition
Disaster Management:
Disaster management can be defined as the
organization and management of resources and
responsibilities for dealing with all humanitarian
aspects of emergencies , in particular preparedness,
response and recovery in order to lessen the impact
of disaster.

8. Disaster Preparedness
It involves measures to ensure that
communities and services are capable of
coping with the effect of disaster.
EXAMPLE FOR DISASTER PREPAREDNESS:
1. Community awareness and
education
2. Mutual aid arrangement

9. Disaster Response
It involves measures taken in anticipation of,
during and immediately after a disaster to
ensure that the effects are minimized.
EXAMPLE FOR DISASTER RESPONSE
1. Implementing the disaster management
plan
2. Development of search and rescue team

10. Disaster Recovery
It involves measures, which support
emergency affected areas in reconstruction
of the physical infrastructure and restoration
of economic and emotional well being.
EXAMPLE FOR DISASTER RECOVERY
1. Providing financial support employment
2. Reconstructing damaged buildings

11. Disaster Mitigation
It involves measures to eliminate or
reduce the incidence of severity of
disasters.
EXAMPLE FOR MITIGATION
1. Preventing habitation in risk zones
2. Disaster resistant buildings

12. Conclusion
Developing countries suffer the
greatest costs when a disaster hits –
more than 95 percent of all deaths
caused by hazards occur in
developing countries, the
developed country should come
forward to improving the disaster
management of countries