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The document discusses key elements of managing emergency operations in Africa, including philosophy, concepts, and frameworks. It outlines operational dimensions for effective disaster response, including early warning, preparedness, mitigation, response, rehabilitation, and transition. It emphasizes community involvement and an integrated approach to development and disaster management.
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- 22. As Relates to Project Cycle Implementation & Monitoring Evaluation Reflection Transition Assessment Re/Design
- 24. Hazard x Vulnerability = Risk Disaster Realization of a risk Vulnerability = Exposure and susceptibility to loss of life or dignity Potential threat of an event to humans and their welfare Hazard x Probability of disaster occurrence Risk
- 25. The Anatomy of Emer… STAFFING CRUNCH 1 Program Funding Time: Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Long Term Program STAFFING CRUNCH 2 Response Stage $15.0M $10.0M $5.0M $0 Early Warning & Preparedness CHE III Starts Pre-CHE
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