Across
- 2. /_______is defined as the actions taken to return to normal following an event.
- 3. /_________is defined as “sustained actions that decrease the risk of a hazard (probability of occurrence) of a hazard, or to reduce the potential negative consequences suffered by people and/or property.
- 4. three phases of a disaster ______ are disaster planning, disaster management and disaster recovery.
- 5. essential elements of disaster management includes Planning , Training personnel , Table top disaster _______.
- 8. defined as the actions taken to decrease mortality and morbidity, and to prevent further property damage when the hazard occurs.
- 9. management is a comprehensive approach dealing with all ______ phases of disasters.
- 10. 'stage is ________ of disaster management cycle there will be reconstruction and rehabilitation
- 11. National Incident Management System (NIMS) defines ________ as “a continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising, evaluating, and taking corrective active in an effort to ensure effective coordination during incident response.”
Down
- 1. activities ensure that when a disaster strikes, disaster (emergency) managers will be able to provide the ______ response possible.
- 4. is putting _____ plans into action. Response activities may include.
- 6. The disaster cycle or the disaster life cycle illustrates the ongoing process by which risk managers and governments plan for and reduce the impact of disasters, react with business and civil society during and immediately following a disaster, and take steps to _________ after a disaster has occurred.
- 7. /______ takes the form of plans or procedures designed to minimize physical and property damage when an event occurs.