Introduction Risk is a part of everyday life, especially when dealing with disasters. Risk management is the process of identifying, analyzing, and reducing the risks associated with disasters. It helps in saving lives, minimizing damage, and improving community preparedness. In this post, we will explain risk management in simple language so that everyone can understand […]
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Introduction Disasters often hit villages and rural areas the hardest due to limited resources and support systems. That’s why having a Village Disaster Management Plan (VDMP) is essential. It prepares the community to respond quickly and effectively to any disaster. In this post, we will highlight the importance of VDMP and how it helps villages
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Introduction When a disaster happens, many agencies like the police, fire services, health departments, and local authorities must work together. To avoid confusion and ensure effective coordination, a system called Unified Command is used. In this post, we will explain what Unified Command means and how it helps in disaster management. What is Unified Command?
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Introduction In disaster management, it’s important to have teams that can respond quickly and efficiently to emergencies. Two commonly used terms are Strike Team and Task Force. While both are groups of responders organized for specific roles during disasters, they are different in structure and purpose. Let’s understand the difference between a Strike Team and
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Introduction Disasters affect everyone, but women often face greater challenges compared to others. This increased vulnerability is not just due to physical factors but also due to social, cultural, and economic reasons. In this post, we will explore why women are considered more vulnerable to disasters and what can be done to support and protect
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Introduction A pre-disaster recovery plan is a critical part of disaster management. It involves all the activities and planning done before a disaster happens so that recovery becomes faster and smoother. Preparing in advance helps reduce damage, saves lives, and supports the quick rebuilding of communities. Let’s look at the important aspects of a pre-disaster
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Introduction Disasters can be broadly classified into different categories, and two major types are hydro-meteorological disasters and geological hazards. These disasters are caused by natural forces and can lead to significant damage to life, property, and the environment. In this blog, we will explain what hydro-meteorological disasters and geological hazards are, along with examples and
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Introduction Floods are one of the most common and destructive natural disasters in India. Every year, many states suffer due to heavy rainfall, overflowing rivers, poor drainage, and inadequate infrastructure. Floods not only cause loss of life but also damage homes, crops, roads, and disrupt daily life. In this blog, we will discuss the problems
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Introduction Disasters are sudden and extreme events that cause serious disruption to human life, property, and the environment. They can be natural like earthquakes and floods, or man-made like industrial accidents. Understanding disasters from different perspectives helps in preparing better and managing the impact more effectively. In this blog, we will define disasters and explain
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Introduction Schools are not just places of learning; they are also important centers in any community. During and after disasters, they can play a powerful role in providing psychosocial care to children and families. Community-based disaster psychosocial care focuses on helping people cope emotionally and mentally during a disaster. Schools are often the first and
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