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The document discusses family disaster preparedness and aims to minimize losses from disasters through readiness measures. It defines disaster preparedness as administrative, individual/family and community acts that facilitate effective rescue, relief and rehabilitation. These include education and training of officials and those at risk, as well as establishing policies, standards, organizational arrangements and operational plans before and after disasters. The goals of preparedness are to minimize adverse effects through readiness and ensure timely, appropriate emergency relief and assistance.
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*Learning Objective*
1.Introduction
2.Aim of DMC
3.Disaster Cycle
4.Mitigation
5.Preparedness
6.Humanitarian Action
7.Response
8.Recovery
9.Conclusion
10.Reference
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* AIM OF DMC*
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Disaster Cycle
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3. Response - Efforts to minimize the hazards created by a disaster. Examples: search and rescue; emergency relief
4. Recovery - Returning the community to normal.Examples: temporary housing; grants; medical careDisaster management cycle
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