EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CYCLE

3. Organization who developed the Emergency Management Cycle.
5. Usually measured in months and/or years.
6. The number of parameters under Recovery Stage.
8. A danger or risk.
9. It would be construction of dikes or dams, forestation and construction of flood basins/reservoirs.
11. A phase of emergency cycle which is minimizing the effects of disaster.
12. Illustrates the ongoing process by which government, businesses, and civil society plan for and reduce the impact of disasters.
14. The cyclone that hits Queensland on February 2011.
16. It would be to construct erosion control dams or retaining walls.
17. Planning on how to respond.
19. One of the country that have seen damages caused floods to road and rail infrastructures.
20. The number of parameters under Emergency Response Stage.

1. A sudden event, such as an accident or a natural catastrophe, that causes great damage or loss of life.
2. It is an immediate priority to carry out to find trapped survivors.
4. It is the re-establishment of telecommunications, power, water and sewerage services.
7. The more you take, the more you leave behind. What am I?
10. This is included in the Monitoring and Evaluation process under recovery phase.
13. Number of this specific goal of disaster management, it is to achieve rapid and effective recovery.
15. The use of this can greatly assist in damage and needs assessments such as satellite technology.
18. Efforts to minimize the hazards created by disaster.