This document discusses man-made disasters and terrorism. It defines a man-made disaster as an event caused directly by identifiable human actions. It then discusses different types of terrorism including religious, state, bio, and cyber terrorism. It lists some common causes of terrorism like religion, security, unemployment, disunity, and politics. Finally, it outlines some impacts of terrorism such as physical destruction, economic uncertainty, effects on insurance and tourism industries, increased government control, and increased political risks.

1. Disaster Management
Saiprasad Bhusare
III Year, B.F.Sc.
College of Fishery Science, Udgir,
Dist : Latur, Maharashtra, 413517.

2. Classification of Disasters
Natural
Disasters
Meteorological
Topographical
Environmental
Man made
Disasters
Technological
Industrial
Warfare

3. What is Man Made Disaster ..?
“ A disastrous event caused directly and
principally by one or more identifiable deliberate
or negligent human actions Also called human-
made disaster”

4. Man Made Disaster
Terrorism

5. Religious
State
Bio
Nuclear
Narcotics
Cyber
Terrorism
Type of Terrorism

6. Causes of Terrorism
 Religion

7. Causes of Terrorism
 Security
Lack of Security or Ignorance

8. Causes of Terrorism
 Unemployment
Poverty, Lack of Education and Unemployment

9. Causes of Terrorism
 Disunity

10. Causes of Terrorism
 Politics

11. Impact of Terrorism

12. Impact of Terrorism
The most immediate and measurable
impact of terrorism is physical
destruction. Terrorists destroy existing
plants, machines, transportation systems,
workers and other economic resources.

13. Impact of Terrorism
Even if you do not live anywhere near
terrorist attacks, you might still be
negatively impacted indirectly.
This is because all kinds of markets hate
uncertainty, and terrorism creates a lot of it.

14. Impact of Terrorism
There are two obvious industries especially
vulnerable to the effects of terrorism:
insurance and tourism. Not all insurance
companies pay out in the event of
international terrorism or foreign wars, so
the impact is likely less than you might
first expect.

15. Impact of Terrorism
There is an old saying in the study of political economy
that reads "war is the health of the state." It means that
during times of conflict, reactive governments and
nervous citizens are far more inclined to give up
economic and political freedoms in exchange for
security. This could result in higher taxes, higher
government deficits and higher inflation.

16. Impact of Terrorism
The final risk to the economy is political
risk. This is already on display in the
United States and Europe in 2016, where
there has been a rise in skepticism of
foreign cultures, businesses, immigrant
workers and refugees.

17. Example's of Terrorism

18. Citing the 2 most dangerous attacks in the History
26/11 Mumbai Attack (India) 9/11 World trade Center Attack (New York)

19. Citing the 2 most dangerous attacks in the History
26/11 Mumbai Attack (India) 9/11 World trade Center Attack (New York)

20. Enhance Domestic and International Information-Sharing Efforts.
Improve the Prevention of Terrorist Travel.
Stop Mass Surveillance
Stop Torture
Stop the Social Differences
Improve Security
What is the solution