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Disaster Management Community

Disaster Management Community. Launched in 2007 , the community has grown to more than 2000 members. “ The tools have helped us device new safety policies for the company ”. Amit Tuteja, Tata Chemicals Ltd.

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Disaster Management Community

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  1. Disaster Management Community

  2. Launched in 2007, the community has grown to more than 2000members. .

  3. “The tools have helped us device new safety policies for the company” Amit Tuteja, Tata Chemicals Ltd.

  4. “It has transformed a closed body of Disaster Management practitioners to an explosion of people interested” Manu Gupta, SEEDS

  5. “It gave us cross-learning experiences from India and other countries on Mass Casualty Management” Deepa Prasad, UNFPA

  6. Disaster Management Community

  7. “Helped us in preparing the Bihar State Disaster Management Plan” Simanchal Patnaik, Bihar

  8. “It captures experiences of small time practitioners and frontline workers” Anshu Sharma, SEEDS

  9. “Excellent platform for peer exchange” K A Benny, CARE India

  10. Disaster Management Community

  11. “The lessons learnt on mock drills were shared by my daughters in school” Naveen Gupta, DHV India Pvt Ltd

  12. “Helped developing the Standard Criteria for FIRST AID kits for South Asia” Eilia Jafar, The international federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

  13. Help… Comment… Discuss… Collaborate…

  14. Disaster Management Community

  15. “Helped fine tuning interventions for project implementation” Rajeev Issar, UNDP

  16. “Helped consolidate scattered pieces of information to a common knowledge pool” Sampoornanda Mohapatra, National Disaster Management Authority

  17. “The discussion on water Purification in emergencies has become a reference document”

  18. “Suggestions and advice provided are those which have been field tested before and have demonstrated their usefulness” Arup Kumar Patro, FOCUS Humanitarian Assistance

  19. Disaster Management Community

  20. “The discussions provided new insight of having observers during mock drills” Alinawaz, Focus Humanitarian Assistance, India

  21. “The discussions provided new insight of having observers during mock drills” Alinawaz, Focus Humanitarian Assistance, India

  22. 80 key issues discussed

  23. “Useful for preparing a resource book for trainees on PRI’s” Centre for Panchayati Raj, NIRD

  24. 120 knowledge products created

  25. “Response from Industry experts (on water purification) provoked CII towards larger industry involvement” Col. R K Verma, Confederation of Indian Industry

  26. “It helped in making a reasonably good collection of training documents, case studies and good practices on integrating DRR into development programming” Sebastian TV, Concern Worldwide India

  27. Disaster Management Community

  28. “As Disaster Management Practitioner, I have come to learn from other vital development sectors about common concerns” Abha Mishra, UNDP

  29. “Helped conducting our study on Disaster Management Plans for Hyderabad and making recommendations to Andhra Pradesh Government” V R Raghavan, Centre for Environment Concerns

  30. “Gives me precise and updated information “ Subaashish Debnath, Independent

  31. A repository of case studies, experimental knowledge and references

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