Instead of the Government spending huge amounts of public money after a disaster, the idea is that it should be possible to have insurance to properties well before a disaster strikes. By spreading the resources among a large number of members of public, who have the risk of facing a disaster, less public expenditure would be incurred and greater benefits can accrue to the people in case of actual occurence of disaster. There are various models on this, including partial support of Government towards insurance premium, till the public at large catch up the idea of insurance.
Prevention and Disaster Management.
to minimise the risk
There is no certain risck manegement disater, you have to be prepared for anything.
There is no certain risck manegement disater, you have to be prepared for anything.
Litea Biukoto has written: 'Disaster risk management in the Pacific Database (DISPAC)' -- subject(s): Emergency management, Risk management, Congresses
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NDRRMC is an acronym for National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
Opinions may vary. For some, these three (3) initiatives are on their list: a) disaster recovery, b) business/operations continuity, and 3) risk management.
The issue of disaster management and risk reduction wold continue to preoccupy the minds of many or even dominate our national discourse so long as disasters do not crease to unfold
Safe construction practices in disaster management includes following disaster risk reduction construction plans for new buildings or structures. Safer building procedures can minimize the vulnerabilities and risks in many areas.
"Risk management" might be considered to be the umbrella topic. Managing risk can be accomplished by risk avoidance, taking measures to reduce or ameliorate risk, or risk transfer. Insurance is the fundamental form of risk transfer because the financial impact of an untoward event (the risk) is transferred to a third party (the insurer) in return for the payment of a premium.
common problems in disaster management