SEE: Tectonics: 1.8B
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- Created on: 12-03-22 13:15
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- 1.8B: Hazard management cycle and the role of planners
- Response
- Coping with the disaster, aims are to save life and protect property
- Search and rescue efforts, evacuating, restore critical infrastructure, ensure critical services continue
- Coping with the disaster, aims are to save life and protect property
- Recovery
- Short term- focus on immediate needs, overlaps with response
- Providing health services, restoring permanent power, provide food and shelter, organise financial assistance
- Long term- getting back to normal over a long period of time
- Rebuild homes, infrastructure, reopen businesses and schols
- After a hazard
- Short term- focus on immediate needs, overlaps with response
- Mitigation
- Identifying potential hazards and taking steps to reduce their impact
- Land-use zoning, enforcing building coes, engineering defences
- Aim is to reduce loss to life and property by helping communities to become less vulnerable
- This is before/after a hazard
- Identifying potential hazards and taking steps to reduce their impact
- Preparedness
- Minimising loss of life and property, and facilitating the response and recovery phases
- Many activities are developed/implemeted by emergency planners in both government and aid organisations
- Developing preparedness plans, early warning systems, evacuation routes, raising public awareness
- Before a hazard
- Minimising loss of life and property, and facilitating the response and recovery phases
- Response
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