Course in Management of Crises and Disasters Before and During Their Occurrence Efficiently and Effectively

Differences between crisis, disaster, and problem

Various classifications of disasters: natural, human-made, technological

Characteristics of crises and their impact on institutions

Core pillars of crisis management

The role of organizational resilience in facing disasters

The relationship between planning and readiness

Steps to develop a comprehensive response plan

Difference between emergency plans and business continuity plans

Incorporating potential scenarios into planning

Methodologies for assessing the likelihood and impact of crises

Identifying critical points within the organization

Documenting analysis results in the emergency plan

Phases of decision-making in high-pressure situations

Avoiding common mistakes during crises

Enhancing decision-making speed and efficiency through pre-crisis training

Field leadership and remote leadership skills

Managing multidisciplinary emergency teams

Directing efforts toward urgent objectives

Building secure and reliable communication channels

Crafting public messages and media communications

Coordinating with relevant authorities and higher command

The importance of accurate information in decision-making

Controlling rumors and misinformation

Utilizing real-time information and emergency management systems

Recovery plans and institutional reconstruction

Reducing the economic and organizational impact of disasters

Strengthening business continuity after disruption

Evaluating the effectiveness of plans and decisions made

Documenting observations and lessons learned

Reviewing policies and enhancing future readiness