Emergency Management Framework

The Emergency Management Framework is a structured approach to preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters or emergencies. It involves coordinated efforts among government agencies, organizations, and communities to reduce risks, effectively manage resources, and ensure safety. The process includes four key phases: preparedness (planning and training), response (immediate actions during an emergency), recovery (restoration of affected areas), and mitigation (reducing future risks). This framework helps streamline decision-making, improve communication, and enhance resilience, ensuring that everyone works together efficiently to protect lives, property, and communities during crises.