What is disaster management?

We act before, during and at the end of the disaster and often provide assistance in the world's worst environment.

Whether it is natural or man-made, children become most vulnerable when disasters occur. More than half of the victims are children. We call for the protection of happiness of children affected by disaster

DM 2020 (Disaster Management 2020) is our child-centered disaster management strategy designed to meet the needs of the world's most vulnerable children.

Our team monitors signals and indicators of natural threats and artificial threats. This information warns about new events such as typhoons, floods, signs of famine, intense conflict, so you can mitigate the impact of humanitarian emergencies.

With appropriate training and planning, you can reduce the loss of children and families in the event of a disaster.

We work with families and individuals around the world, regional, national and international partners to help the community understand the risks they face and emergency preparedness and how to cope.

Our program is designed to eliminate or mitigate the risks under its control, to enhance the resilience of the community, and to provide disaster risk mitigation training. The activities are designed as follows.

Reduce vulnerability, including physical, social, economic and environmental factors that increase susceptibility

Reduce the impact of nature and human condition that may adversely affect the lives and lives of local communities

Develop and strengthen the capabilities of individuals, communities, and institutions to mitigate risks and improve resilience. The larger the capacity, the greater the risk.

In addition to helping communities and families prepare for disasters, our own preparation means that we are ready to help the community in the event of a disaster.

Relief supplies are kept in most countries where we work, and disaster response warehouses are in a strategic location. These projects are as follows.

Our global quick response team will gather international disaster experts from all over the world deployed within hours of emergency to support local teams and communities.

Our Global Preset Resource Network (GPRN) is strategically located on emergency supplies at four warehouses around the world. The GPRN team also provides visibility projects, vehicles, and field communication equipment to other World Vision staff.

Short-term funds for emergency aid are also provided by our emergency response funds until other funds, including government subsidies and appeals, become available.

As a large scale response, we will cooperate with the United Nations and other regional aid agencies. This cooperation helps to avoid duplication, maximize efficiency, ensure that all needs are satisfied, and eliminate the gap of humanitarian response.

Even after the earthquake resumes we will stay on the scene while our children and their families support the transition to permanent residence, clean water, sustainable food and education. We collaborate with partners and local communities to rebuild their livelihoods and deal better with future disasters.

Disaster management: The function of managing the organization's activities in response to disasters. The function of the emergency management team's emergency management team is the function of disaster management. Disaster management enters the recovery phase until normal business function recovers. Disaster prevention: measures used to prevent, detect or control incidents that could lead to disasters if left unchecked. Disaster prevention checklist: Questionnaire used to evaluate overall safety, software, data files, data entry reports, and precautionary measures in operational areas such as microcomputers and personnel

Disaster management is an ongoing phenomenon that alleviates the impact of disasters. Collective and cooperative efforts are necessary for disaster management. Several activities are necessary in the event of a disaster. These include coordination, command and control, rapid assessment of damage, power restoration, telecommunications and land transport, deployment of search and rescue teams, medical and emergency teams, arrangements for drinking water and ingredients, installation of temporary shelters, Includes health and hygiene identification and resources. Last but not least, maintaining law and order is equally important