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Disaster Management Plan
A Disaster Management Plan (DMP) is a future oriented high level plan of action drawn on the need to manage disasters and its consequence to minimize the impact. Natural and man-made disasters are inevitable events that lead to massive loss of lives, infrastructure; as well as negatively affect social and economic activities. Therefore, there is a need for coming up with good Disaster Management Plan in the elimination of such risks; not forgetting the provision of rapid and desirable responses to calamities.
Disasters can either be natural disasters which include disaster floods, hurricanes, and technological disasters like chemical spillage, nuclear disasters, human induced disasters are terrorism, and disasters like pandemic. A structured and risk-focused DMP is developed based on the risks that an organization, with members of that organization, a community or a country is most likely to encounter and is revised from time to time so as to integrate new risks or lessons from past disasters.
Disaster management plan must contain many documents so all the aspects of protection and reaction to disasters would be included. These documents typically include:
Risk Assessment and Analysis:
Developing the Plan:
Training and Drills:
Communication and Coordination:
Implementation and Monitoring:
Review and Update:
Post-Disaster Evaluation: