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This document defines disaster management and its key elements. Disaster management refers to practices that encompass preparedness, response, rehabilitation, and prevention for disasters. The elements are then defined as: preparedness includes warning systems and survival kits; response means informing people and providing emergency support; rehabilitation restores essential services and teaches safety; and prevention reduces risks through land use and building practices.
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This document provides an overview of disaster management in India. It defines key terms like disaster, vulnerability, and the phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. It describes India's organizational structure for disaster management, including committees at the state level, emergency control rooms, and delineated roles for responding agencies. It also lists the emergency support functions and describes the disaster planning and response process in India.
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- 1. MADE BY : KUSH THADANI NIKHIL RASTOGI NILAY KARNIK ROMIL CHEDDA SHAIL KOTHARI
- 2. WHAT IS DISASTER MANAGEMENT? Disaster management refers to the practicing of various management arrangements that are encompassing
- 3. ELEMENTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT 1) Preparedness 2) Response(react ion) 3) Rehabilitation (recovery) 4) Prevention
- 4. PREPAREDNESS A set of warning system should be thought of so that people can be warned to take safety measures .this can avoid large scale disaster. This should include warning systems
- 5. PREPAREDNESS People should be taught to keep a survival kit, which includes: First aid kit, Essential medicines, water (9litres),food for 3 days, torch & radio personal hygiene items for family and pets.
- 6. RESPONSE People should be informed in advance about the disaster to prevent loss of life & property. Help the injured & the needy. Emergency contact operation centers should be open. Involve people in all sorts of activities. Medical camps should be set up. temporary shelters
- 7. REHABILITATION Essential services such as water supply, transport, electricity, should be restored immediately. People should be taught how to use safety measures The victims of the disaster should be given temporary financial assistance & employment opportunities
- 8. PREVENTION The land should be used in such a way that the loss of life & property is reduced. Buildings should not be constructed in risk zones & should be earthquake proof. Support should be given to other helping agencies like NGOs, insurance company. Local community and people should be
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