Natural Disaster Management Strategy for Common People

This disaster became a sudden tragic thing, experienced tremendous loss, destruction, destruction, and the waste of land and life. In most cases, it is difficult to measure the damage caused by a disaster. It is influenced by hindering their socio-economic growth and disrupts the overall living environment of neighboring residents. Because the basic necessities such as food, health, home, etc. will be inaccessible, the impact of disaster includes ridiculous confusion under normal living conditions. Whether it is an artificial disaster or a natural disaster, it certainly contains risks, vulnerabilities and risks.

To mitigate disaster risk, the global disaster reduction framework and disaster scientists and practitioners jointly promote distributed disaster management strategies. In this white paper we will consider how to accept this strategy in a centralized, hierarchical national political management system. This is mainly an objection to the specified solution. More specifically, in this survey, the barriers and prerequisites (preparation, response, restoration) and the political administration system in Turkey for disaster prevention cooperation among Turkish public- Impact on the issue of decentralization of disaster management also investigated

Disaster management is a well-planned strategy aimed at reducing the damage caused by disasters. We focus on disaster management and planning to reduce the impact of disasters without avoiding or eliminating threats. In India, the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) was established to coordinate the response to natural disasters or artificial disasters nationwide. NDMA runs various programs to alleviate and respond to certain situations. This includes nationwide hurricane risk management projects, school security programs, and decision support systems. However, due to recent lack of preparation due to domestic disasters, NDMA needs to make more organized and effective efforts to reduce losses. Facts from the earthquake, society as a whole must work hard to cooperate with central and state agencies to deal with disasters.

The National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) is an interior ministry agency whose main objective is to coordinate natural disasters or human-induced 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.