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MPA-004 Disaster Preparedness |
- What is the focus of the course on Disaster Management: Prevention, Preparedness, and Mitigation?
- What topics are covered in the section on Disaster Preparedness for People with Special Needs/Vulnerable Groups?
- How does the course address the role and responsibilities of international agencies, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, community, and media in disaster preparedness?
- Why is the role of information, education, communication, and training important in disaster preparedness?
- What are the responsibilities of central, state, district, and local administration in disaster preparedness?
- Which groups are considered vulnerable and require special attention in terms of disaster preparedness?
- How does the course explore the role of information technology in disaster preparedness, particularly with regard to geographical information systems?
- What emerging technologies are discussed in relation to disaster preparedness in the course?
- What is the difference between disaster mitigation and disaster preparedness?
- What strategies are discussed in the course for disaster mitigation?
- What emerging trends are highlighted in the course regarding disaster mitigation?
- What is the focus of the section on mitigation management in the course?
- How does the course relate disaster preparedness to housing, infrastructure, and livestock?
- What are the responsibilities of armed forces, police, para-military forces, national service scheme, and scouts in disaster preparedness?
- What is the significance of understanding the concept and nature of disaster preparedness?
- How are emerging technologies applied in disaster preparedness, as discussed in the course?
- How do community-based disaster preparedness plans contribute to overall preparedness efforts?
- How do international agencies contribute to disaster preparedness?
- What is the purpose of a disaster preparedness plan?
- What topics are covered in the section on emerging trends in disaster mitigation?
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