This document outlines the Evaluation and Systematic of International Disaster Management (ESID) research project. The project aims to evaluate and develop a systematic framework for understanding disaster management systems internationally. So far, 23 country-level disaster management systems have been evaluated based on aspects like structure of government, economic factors, and legislation. However, the literature on systematically evaluating and comparing full disaster management systems internationally is still limited. Moving forward, the project will further develop evaluation criteria, verify them, adjust them for developing countries, and identify opportunities for multilateral cooperation between systems.

1. Evaluation and Systematic of International Disaster Management (ESID)

2. Content Definition About ESID Central Questions Literature review Achievements to date Aspects of the Systematic Conclusion Future Tasks

3. Definition Emergency and Disaster Management/ Civil Protection is to protect the state, persons, property and culture in response to threats by emergencies and against risks and disasters of all kinds.

5. Educing and evaluating a systematic

6. Enhancing the knowledge of disaster management systems

7. Intensifying/promoting international cooperation

9. Socio-economical, cultural, geographical and historical influences

10. Administration and Entities countries provide to overcome possible threads

12. Literature mainly on specific projects or single national systems

13. Mainly disregarding the whole system

15. „Vade-mecum of Civil protection“ by the European Union Commission

17. globally standardised definitions

19. First step according to vulnerability and resilience:Countries of similar economic level

20. Two general aspects:

21. Country level

23. Historical Development

24. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

25. Per Capita Income

26. Infrastructure; Density of Population

28. Planning authority/authorities

29. Operative authority/authorities

30. Operative entities

32. Socio-Economy

33. Culture

34. Geography

35. History

36. Goals always the same

38. Verify completeness of criteria

39. Adjust criteria for developing countries

40. Educe general systematic