Disaster Management
CHAPTER
PARTICULAR
Page No
1
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
3-4
2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
LIMITATIONS
6-8
3
INTRODUCTION
DISASTER
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
10-12
4
CHALLENGES IN DISASTER
MANAGEMENT
CHALLENGES
FUTURE CHALLENGES
14-32
5
HOW TO FACE CHALLENGES
34-39
6
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
41-42
CHAPTER:1
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
Meaning of Disaster and there Types.
Disaster Management and there nature.
Challenges in Disaster Management & Future Challenges in Disaster Management in India and World.
Preventation against Disaster.
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
What is meaning of Disaster and there Types.
What is Disaster Management and there nature.
Different Challenges in Disaster Management.
Future Challenges in Disaster Management in India and World.
How to Face Challenges.
CHAPTER: 2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
LIMITATION
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
METHODS OF STUDY
Though this study is purely fact finding in nature, a lot of secondary data are required for its successful completion hence it is necessary to explain in details the methods by which these data are sought to be collected.
MEASUREMENT METHODS:
The measurement methods proposed are based on the criteria used by the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disaster (CRED). The data elements included here have been selected and modified according to the requirements of the sustainable development indicator methodology sheets. Overall, these data should be collected and validated at the country level by a public authority using these standard criteria and methods. Each element is presented first in a concise description, followed by comments and the proposed recording procedure.
I) ONSET DATE:
This establishes the date when the disaster situation occurred. This date is well defined for all sudden-impact disasters. For disaster situations which develop gradually overtime (for example, drought)
PARTICULAR
Page No
1
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
3-4
2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
LIMITATIONS
6-8
3
INTRODUCTION
DISASTER
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
10-12
4
CHALLENGES IN DISASTER
MANAGEMENT
CHALLENGES
FUTURE CHALLENGES
14-32
5
HOW TO FACE CHALLENGES
34-39
6
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
41-42
CHAPTER:1
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
OBJECT OF THE PROJECT
Meaning of Disaster and there Types.
Disaster Management and there nature.
Challenges in Disaster Management & Future Challenges in Disaster Management in India and World.
Preventation against Disaster.
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
What is meaning of Disaster and there Types.
What is Disaster Management and there nature.
Different Challenges in Disaster Management.
Future Challenges in Disaster Management in India and World.
How to Face Challenges.
CHAPTER: 2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
LIMITATION
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
METHODS OF STUDY
Though this study is purely fact finding in nature, a lot of secondary data are required for its successful completion hence it is necessary to explain in details the methods by which these data are sought to be collected.
MEASUREMENT METHODS:
The measurement methods proposed are based on the criteria used by the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disaster (CRED). The data elements included here have been selected and modified according to the requirements of the sustainable development indicator methodology sheets. Overall, these data should be collected and validated at the country level by a public authority using these standard criteria and methods. Each element is presented first in a concise description, followed by comments and the proposed recording procedure.
I) ONSET DATE:
This establishes the date when the disaster situation occurred. This date is well defined for all sudden-impact disasters. For disaster situations which develop gradually overtime (for example, drought)
Bibliography: “Disaster management and social development”, --- Jaya Kumar, G.S. (2000), www.unisdr.org http://meghomeguards.gov.in/DM/Disaster_management