Across
- 1. The probability that a disaster will occur given the hazard and vulnerability.
- 3. The restoration of basic services and the beginning of the repair of physical, social and economic damages
- 6. A natural or man-cause event which causes intense negative impacts on people, goods, services and/or environment, exceeding the affected community's capability to respond.
- 7. Measures taken for the purpose of preventing natural or man-caused phenomena from causing or giving rise to disasters or other emergency situations
- 8. The potential for a natural or man-caused event to occur with negative consequences
- 9. The extent to which a community's structure, services or environment is likely to be damage or disrupted by the impact of a hazard.
- 10. Measures taken to reduce to the minimum level possible, the loss of human lives and other damage, through organizing of prompt and efficient actions of response and rehabilitation.
Down
- 1. - The medium and long term repair of physical, social and economic damage and the return of affected structures to a condition equal to or better than before the disaster.
- 2. Actions carried out in a disaster situation with the objective to save lives, alleviate suffering and reduce economic loss.
- 4. The notice or signal issued indicating specific precautions that should be taken because of the probability or proximity of a dangerous event.
- 5. Measures taken to reduce the loss of life, livelihood and property by disasters, either by reducing vulnerability or by modifying the hazard, where possible