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Which management principle is NOT included in the systematic process of disaster management?
Which management principle is NOT included in the systematic process of disaster management?
- Organizing
- Coordinating (correct)
- Planning
- Leading
What is the aim of disaster management?
What is the aim of disaster management?
- To control adverse events
- To minimize the negative impact of adverse events (correct)
- To respond to adverse events
- To prevent adverse events
How is a disaster defined?
How is a disaster defined?
- An event caused by humans
- An event causing harm to people, goods, services, or the environment
- An event exceeding the affected community's capability to respond (correct)
- An event with negative consequences
What is a hazard?
What is a hazard?
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When does an emergency become a disaster?
When does an emergency become a disaster?
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Study Notes
Disaster Management
- Mitigation is NOT a principle of disaster management, rather it's a phase in the systematic process of disaster management.
Disaster Management Aims
- The aim of disaster management is to minimize the impact of disasters on communities, reducing the loss of life and property.
Disaster Definition
- A disaster is defined as a sudden, violent, or catastrophic event that affects significantly the environment, human settlements, and the economy, resulting in loss of life, injury, and property damage.
Hazard Definition
- A hazard is a situation or condition that has the potential to cause harm to people, the environment, or infrastructure.
Emergency vs. Disaster
- An emergency becomes a disaster when the response requires external assistance, exceeding the capacity of local resources.
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