🚨 Public Safety & Emergency · Mindmap
Disaster Management Cycle
The phases of disaster management and the systems that support each one, for government and NGO planning.
Drawing diagram…
What this diagram shows
- Covers before, during and after a disaster
- Links each phase to the IT systems it needs
- Useful for district disaster plans
Prompt used
Mind map of disaster management: prevention and mitigation (risk maps, building codes), preparedness (early warning, drills, resource inventory), response (emergency operations centre, search and rescue, relief camps), recovery (damage assessment, compensation, rebuilding) and systems (GIS, communication, beneficiary databases).
Mermaid code
mindmap
root((Disaster Management))
Mitigation
Risk maps
Building codes
Embankments
Preparedness
Early warning
Mock drills
Resource inventory
Response
Operations centre
Search and rescue
Relief camps
Recovery
Damage assessment
Compensation payments
Rebuilding
Systems
GIS
Emergency communication
Beneficiary databaseRelated templates
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