DISASTER MANAGEMENT PROCESS

UTTARAKHAND CASE STUDY

STEPS IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT PROCESS

PREVENTIONPREVENTIONPREVENTION

This stage focuses on minimizing the damage to life, property and environment is that before the disaster strikes

There are several techniques to embark upon this stage where the disaster has not occurred

There is very less Sign of Prevention seen in Uttarakhand from Govt, After giving Warning By Private Institution And others…..

MITIGATION

The mitigation phase differs from the other phases because it focuses on Long-term measures for reducing or eliminating risk.

Mitigation efforts attempt to prevent hazards from developing into disasters altogether, or to reduce the effects of disaster when they occur.

At Uttarakhand the implementation of mitigation strategies are started after the occurrence of a disaster, i.e why that be consider a part of the recovery process

PREPAREDNESS

It refers to the readiness, on the governmental, social and personal levels, to effectively face the disaster that has already visited and it includes practical disaster-layouts

Disaster preparedness involves measures designed to organize and facilities timely and effective rescue, relief and rehabilitation operations in case of disaster

In Uttarakhand Disaster our Govt. was seen lacked in this stage tooo………

RESPONSE

The response phase includes the mobilization of the necessary emergency services.

Here in this stage we did tremendous efforts not only Govt. but every citizen of india responsd and did what he can able to doo…….

RECOVERY

The aim of the recovery phase is to restore the affected area to its previous state.

Recovery efforts are primarily concerned with action that involve disaster assessment, damage clearance, immediate rehabilitation, reconstruction planning and implementation.

Many of us helped directly or indirectly too recovery the Uttarakhand from this disaster

Its is said that approx. more 3 years is required to come back Uttarakhand on is earlier stage

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