Section outline
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Emergency Management (MKT-305)
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Course Summary
The course aims to provide Demographic changes, human settlement patterns, land-use decisions and political and social policy dynamics have increased vulnerability to natural and man-made disasters. Planning and policy processes and interventions can help reduce disaster vulnerabilities and increase resilience at every stage of the disaster management cycle: disaster mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery.
Topics To Be Covered
- Overview of Emergency Management
- Overview of Disasters
- Disaster Scenario in Bangladesh
- Disaster Management: Bangladesh Perspective
- Forecast-Based Emergency Preparedness: Climate Risks Project
- Disaster Management & Government
- National Plan for Disaster Management
- Disaster Management Regulatory Framework
- Bangladesh: The Good Practices
- Climate Change and Disaster Management in Bangladesh
Course Objective
This course introduces the student to the basic premises of emergency management including: prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
Students learn the concepts of the whole community and all-hazards planning. -
Course Contents - Definition of Emergency Management
- Four Phases of Emergency Management
- Mitigation
- Preparedness
- Response
- Recovery
- Emergency Management Cycle
- Emergencies and Disasters and the Livestock Industry
- Definition of Disaster
- Levels of Disasters
- Minor Disasters
- Limited and Potential Disasters
- Major Disasters
- Disaster Declarations
- Floods
- Cyclone Devastated Area
- Risk
- A Land of Natural Disasters
- River
- Climate Change Impact: Observed in Bangladesh
- Earthquake
- Disaster Management Regulative Framework
- Legislation and policy
- Disaster Management Institutions
- Products/Services
- Community-based Early Warning
- Bangladesh
- Country Profile: Bangladesh
- Disasters and Bangladesh
- Disasters
- Bangladesh Disasters Management History
- Key Factors of Vulnerability
- Effects of Climate Change
- National Disaster Context
- Flood, River Erosion, Cyclone and Earthquake Hazard Maps
- Hazards Bangladesh Faces
- Poverty - Disaster Interface
- Cyclone Sidr, November 15, 2007: Damage and Loss
- Cyclone Aila, May 25, 2009: Damage and Loss
- Areas prone to floods, cyclones & riverbank erosion
- Emergency Preparedness & Response
- Way forward & Timeline
- GoB Vision on Disaster Management
- Mission of the MOFDM
- What Made the Difference
- GoB Capacity in Disaster Management
- CDMP
- Disaster Management Institutions in Bangladesh
- Standing Orders on Disaster
- Committees Under SOD
- DRR Institutions
- DMIC
- Information Flow During Emergency Response
- Cyclone Preparedness Program – CPP
- The Main Activities of Cyclone Preparedness Program
- Unit Committee
- Early Warning Dissemination
- Lines of Defense
- Evacuation and Rescue Operation
- Immediate Assistance Needs
- Resource Mobilization System
- Plans
- Disaster Management Legal System-guidelines
- Mainstreaming Strategies
- International Cooperation With DMB
- Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 1
- Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 2
- Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 3
- Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 4
- Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 5
- Risk Reduction Challenges
- Risk Reduction Interventions Come-out Through CRA
- Vulnerability Mapping for Earthquake
- Seismic Microzoning Map of Major Cities of Bangladesh Under CDMP
- Application of Earthquake Vulnerability Map
- Lessons Learned
- Challenges
- Strategic Goals of The Disaster Management Policy
- National Priorities For 2011-2020
- Regional Priorities For 2011-2020
- A Comprehensive Approach
- Achieving the Cultural Shift
- Impacts of Climate Change
- Increased Flooding
- Increased Vulnerability to Cyclone and Storm Surges
- Increased Droughts
- Decreased Availability of Fresh Water
- Greater Temperature Extremes
- Resultant Impacts and Economic Losses
- Agriculture
- Forestry and Biodiversity
- Health
- Managing Climatic Hazards
- Policy and Institutional Framework
- Bangladesh Disaster Management Model
- Financing Disaster
- Conclusion and Recommendations
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Faculty Overview Nurul Mohammad Zayed
Assistant Professor & Head
Department of Real Estate
Faculty of Business & Entrepreneurship
Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Contact Number: +8801715152526, +8801811458891
E-mail: zayed.bba@daffodilvarsity.edu.
bd Facebook ID: https://www.facebook.com/
nurulmohammad.zayed Linked in ID: https://www.linkedin.com/
in/nurul-mohammad-zayed- 15053313a/ Biography
"Mr Nurul Mohammad Zayed is an Assistant Professor & Head of Department of Real Estate at Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He completed his MS in Economics from North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He teaches Economics & Finance. He has been teaching for more than 11years. He is doing research for more than 11 years and has a strong knack for research. He has more than 66 research publications & 6 editorials in several reputed national and international peer-reviewed journals. He is a member of the Editorial Boards of several International Journals and Conferences. He presented research papers at more than 14 national and international conferences. He presented and participated in more than 15 national and international seminars. He facilitated, coordinated and participated in more than 31 national and international workshops/training. He visited more than 7 domestic industries as a part of the industry visit. He got several awards including teaching excellence awards from India, best paper awards(twice) in the conferences, best research award, DIU (2020), certificate of appreciation for paper presentation and reviewing papers. He also got a Mevlana scholarship from Bulent Ecevit University, Turkey. His research interest is in Economics & Finance. He got a Full Bright Turkish Government Scholarship for PhD in International Economics at Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey. Currently, he is pursuing a PhD in Management Sciences at Techno India University (TIU), Kolkata, India.
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Chapter 01: Overview of Emergency Management
Covered Topic:
- A. Definition of Emergency Management
- B. Four Phases of Emergency Management
- C. Mitigation
- D. Preparedness
- E. Response
- F. Recovery
- G. Emergency Management Cycle
- H. Emergencies and Disasters and the Livestock Industry
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Chapter 02: Overview of Disasters
Covered Topic:
- A. Definition of Disaster
- B. Levels of Disasters
- C. Minor Disasters
- D. Limited and Potential Disasters
- E. Major Disasters
- F. Disaster Declarations
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Chapter 03: Disaster Scenario in Bangladesh
Covered Topic:
- A. Floods
- B. Cyclone
Devastated Area
- C. Risk
- D. Context
- E. A
Land of Natural Disasters
- F. River
- G. Climate
Change Impact: Observed in Bangladesh
- H. Earthquake
- I. Disaster
Management Regulative Framework
- J. Legislation
and policy
- K. Disaster
Management Institutions
- L. Products/Services
- M. Community-based Early Warning
- A. Floods
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Chapter 04: Disaster Management: Bangladesh Perspective
Covered Topic:
- A. Bangladesh
- B. Country Profile: Bangladesh
- C. River
- D. Disasters and Bangladesh
- E. Disasters
- F. Bangladesh Disasters Management History
- G. Key Factors of Vulnerability
- H. Effects of Climate Change
- I. National Disaster Context
- J. Flood, River Erosion, Cyclone and Earthquake Hazard Maps
- K. Hazards Bangladesh Faces
- L. Poverty - Disaster Interface
- M. Cyclone Sidr, November 15, 2007: Damage and Loss
- N. Cyclone Aila, May 25, 2009: Damage and Loss
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Chapter 05: Forecast-Based Emergency Preparedness: Climate Risks Project
Covered Topic:
- A. Objectives
- B. Areas prone to floods, cyclones & riverbank erosion
- C. Emergency Preparedness & Response
- D. Key activities
- E. Way forward & Timeline
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Exams Syllabus
Chapter 01: Overview of Emergency Management
Chapter 02: Overview of Disasters
Chapter 03: Disaster Scenario in Bangladesh
Chapter 04: Disaster Management: Bangladesh Perspective
Chapter 05: Forecast-Based Emergency Preparedness: Climate Risks Project- Exams Link Will Appear in Here Before Exam Schedule
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Mid Term Examination, Summer-2021 (05-07-2021): 1:30 pm -4:00 pm
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Chapter 06: Disaster Management & Government
Covered Topic:
- A. GoB Vision on Disaster Management
- B. Mission of the MOFDM
- C. What Made the Difference
- D. GoB Capacity in Disaster Management
- E. CDMP
- F. Disaster Management Institutions in Bangladesh
- G. Standing Orders on Disaster
- H. Committees Under SOD
- I. DRR Institutions
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Chapter 07: National Plan for Disaster Management
Covered Topic:
- A. Objectives
- B. DMIC
- C. Information Flow During Emergency Response
- D. Cyclone Preparedness Program – CPP
- E. The Main Activities of Cyclone Preparedness Program
- F. Unit Committee
- G. Early Warning Dissemination
- H. Lines of Defense
- I. Evacuation and Rescue Operation
- J. Immediate Assistance Needs
- K. Resource Mobilization System
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Chapter 08: Disaster Management Regulatory Framework
Covered Topic:
- A. Plans
- B. Disaster Management Legal System-guidelines
- C. Mainstreaming Strategies
- D. International Cooperation With DMB
- E. Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 1
- F. Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 2
- G. Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 3
- H. Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 4
- I. Bangladesh National Progress Report on The Implementation of The Hyogo Framework for Action (2009-2011): Priority for Action 5
- J. Risk Reduction Challenges
- K. Risk Reduction Interventions Come-out Through CRA
- L. Vulnerability Mapping for Earthquake
- M. Seismic Microzoning Map of Major Cities of Bangladesh Under CDMP
- N. Application of Earthquake Vulnerability Map
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Chapter 09: Bangladesh: The Good Practices
Covered Topic:
- A. Introduction
- B. Lessons Learned
- C. Challenges
- D. Strategic Goals of The Disaster Management Policy
- E. National Priorities For 2011-2020
- F. Regional Priorities For 2011-2020
- G. A Comprehensive Approach
- H. Achieving the Cultural Shift
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Chapter 10: Climate Change and Disaster Management in Bangladesh
Covered Topic:
- A. Introduction
- B. Impacts of Climate Change
- C. Increased Flooding
- D. Increased Vulnerability to Cyclone and Storm Surges
- E. Increased Droughts
- F. Decreased Availability of Fresh Water
- G. Greater Temperature Extremes
- H. Resultant Impacts and Economic Losses
- I. Agriculture
- J. Forestry and Biodiversity
- K. Health
- L. Managing Climatic Hazards
- M. Policy and Institutional Framework
- N. Bangladesh Disaster Management Model
- O. Financing Disaster
- P. Conclusion and Recommendations
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Exams Syllabus
Chapter 06: Disaster Management & Government
Chapter 07: National Plan for Disaster Management
Chapter 08: Disaster Management Regulatory Framework
Chapter 09: Bangladesh: The Good Practices
Chapter 10: Climate Change and Disaster Management in Bangladesh- Exams Link Will Appear in Here Before Exam Schedule
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Presentation: Due on 25-08-2021 at 11:59 pm
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