Disaster and crisis management

The world is changing rapidly, and more and more people are forced to be affected by disasters, being forced to respond to increasing violence, financial crisis and uncertainty. Due to the new task of attention to humanitarian adjustment, standards and accountability, the more capable countries and national societies play a leading role in humanitarian response and in the non-traditional way Red Cross and Red Crescent Confederation The new opportunities of collective resources to provide mobilization, the Red Cross and the Red Crescent Federation learn, adapt and innovate that we maintain relevance through humanitarian activities and achieve greater impact , You must make sure.

As a member of an effective and global disaster management team, we strive to establish a relevant global disaster management system that functions properly to meet the needs of vulnerable groups susceptible to disasters and crises I will.

Provide leadership for the development of global disaster and crisis management policies and planning methods with an emphasis on disseminating RCRC humanitarian principles and regulations and supporting the process of strengthening coordination and coordination in exercise To

Red Cross and Red Cross in disaster and crisis in emergency preparation and emergency response planning, disaster need assessment, relief of recovery plan, large-scale cash use in emergency, strengthening capacity system on a global scale Promotion of New Moon's tools and functions

Improve timeliness and quality of emergency appeal and activities supported by DREF through emergency action plan and support resource mobilization efforts

Feedback from the National Red Cross and Federal Office's colleagues on the usefulness of world policies, technical assistance, global representatives, information systems, tools and guidelines developed through DCM

Evaluate our core business evaluating the effectiveness and impact of our leadership and management support

Global tool and staff placement, and the effectiveness and relevance of each working environment

Proposal of Disaster Emergency Fund (DREF) and Timeliness of Emergency Appeal (EA)

The Red Cross and the Red Crescent Movement in the event of disasters are top priority for saving lives, reducing suffering, reducing damage, and protecting, comforting and supporting victims. Life rescue intervention must always be a top priority for emergency response behavior, but movement recognizes the need to take action to minimize the environmental impacts on the surrounding environment and ecosystems.

Disaster management (or crisis management) is to generate an arrangement to reduce the fact that the group can not adapt to risks and can not adapt to disasters. Disaster management does not distract or eliminate danger, but rather concentrates on reducing the impact of disasters. Failure to arrange may result in death, loss of income, and damage to resources. Currently, 60% of the US organizations do not have emergency management plans. Events focusing on disaster management include terrorist acts, industrial destruction, fire, natural disasters (earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.), disorder of public order, industrial accidents and communication failures.

As the impact of natural disasters and other crisis management situations is increasing, the development of next-generation ICT solutions to strengthen preparation, response and recovery is being promoted. Governments and response organizations are trying to transcend traditional telecommunications to explore powerful and extremely diverse products that the ICT industry can bring to crisis response situations. However, despite recent advances in the use of information and communications technology for disaster response and humanitarian assistance, there is no need to further develop solutions that help organizations create and manage disaster response resources and infrastructure . Other solutions are focused on helping organizations acquire the knowledge they can learn from their experiences, learn and use for better planning and incorporate them into training models.

The National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) is an agency of the Ministry of the Interior, whose main objective is to coordinate natural disasters or man-made disasters, and capacity building in disaster recovery and crisis response. NDMA was established through the "Disaster Management Act" promulgated by the Government of India in December 2005. The prime minister is the chairman of the authority of NDMA. Government agencies are responsible for policy formulation, guidelines and formulation of best practices, and coordination with the National Disaster Management Agency (SDMA) to ensure a comprehensive and decentralized disaster management approach.