Disaster Management Project
Name of School: ____________________
Student's Name: ____________________
Teacher in Charge: ____________________
Introduction to Disaster Management
Disaster management refers to the organization and management of resources
and responsibilities for dealing with emergencies effectively. It aims to reduce the
harmful effects of disasters like earthquakes, landslides, floods, and cyclones.
Preparedness, awareness, and mitigation strategies play a vital role in saving lives
and reducing damage.
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Types of Disasters
Natural Disasters: Earthquakes, landslides, floods, cyclones, droughts.
Man-made Disasters: Industrial accidents, fires, deforestation, nuclear accidents,
pollution.
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Earthquakes
Causes: Movement of tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions, mining and construction.
Effects: Loss of life and property, collapse of buildings, tsunamis.
Safety Measures: Drop, Cover and Hold; earthquake-resistant buildings;
emergency kits; mock drills.
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Landslides
Causes: Heavy rainfall, earthquakes, deforestation, construction on slopes.
Effects: Blocking of roads, destruction of houses, loss of farmland, casualties.
Safety Measures: Avoid construction on steep slopes, tree plantation, retaining
walls, early warnings.
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Role of Government & NGOs
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) provides guidelines and
funds. NGOs assist in rescue, relief, and rehabilitation. Awareness programs in
schools and communities strengthen preparedness.
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Conclusion
Disasters cannot be completely prevented, but their impact can be reduced with
proper planning and awareness. Every individual has a responsibility to contribute
to disaster management and help build a resilient society.
Bibliography
- NCERT Social Science Textbook
- National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) website
- Newspaper articles