Crisis Management refers to the systematic approach to dealing with emergencies and unforeseen events that threaten an organization, community, or individual’s stability and reputation. It involves the planning and execution of strategies to mitigate the impact of a crisis, ensure safety, maintain operations, and communicate effectively with stakeholders. The key components of crisis management include preparedness, response, recovery, and learning. Preparedness involves creating plans and procedures to handle potential crises; response includes the actions taken immediately during a crisis; recovery focuses on restoring operations and services after the crisis; and learning emphasizes analyzing the situation to improve future crisis response. Effective crisis management aims to minimize damage, protect resources, and ensure a return to normalcy as quickly as possible.
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