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    economics
    By: literacy
    Aldrin T. Castro
    Josh Sevilla
    DISASTER
    AND
    PREVENTION
    𝕴𝖓𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖉𝖚𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓
    Disasters are sudden events, like
    earthquakes or industrial
    accidents, that harm people,
    property, and the environment.
    They can disrupt communities
    and cause serious losses.
    Types of Disasters
    A Natural Disasters is a sudden, damaging
    event caused by natural forces, such as
    earthquakes, hurricanes, or floods. It can lead
    to loss of life, property damage, and
    environmental harm. While these events are
    uncontrollable, preparedness and planning can
    help reduce their impact.
    Human-Made
    Disasters:
    A human-made disaster is a harmful event
    caused by human actions, leading to damage to
    people, property, and the environment. Prevention
    and safety measures are essential to reduce their
    impact.

    Examples: Industrial accidents, oil spills, nuclear


    accidents. Impact: Damage to health, economy,
    and the environment.
    Preventi
    on
    Prevention is essential in minimizing the impact of
    both natural and human-made disasters. Effective
    prevention involves risk assessment, safety planning,
    community awareness, and strong infrastructure. By
    identifying potential risks early, creating emergency
    plans, educating the public, and enforcing safety
    standards, communities can significantly reduce the
    damage caused by disasters. Preparedness also helps
    ensure a faster response and recovery, protecting
    lives, property, and the environment.
    Types of Prevention
    1. Risk Assessment and Early Warning Systems - Identifying
    areas at high risk for disasters and using technology to detect
    early signs allows communities to prepare and respond
    quickly. Early warning systems, like weather alerts and
    seismic monitors, help reduce the impact by providing timely
    information.
    2. Infrastructure and Building Standards - Constructing
    buildings and infrastructure that can withstand disasters,
    such as earthquake-resistant structures, helps minimize
    damage. Enforcing safety codes and regulations is essential
    4. Public Education and Community Preparedness - Educating
    communities about disaster preparedness, such as evacuation
    plans and emergency supplies, empowers people to act quickly
    and safely during an event. Regular drills and public
    awareness campaigns are effective tools for preparedness.
    5. Policy and Regulation - Governments play a role in
    prevention by setting policies and regulations for safety
    standards, land use, and industrial practices. Enforcing these
    rules helps reduce human-made risks and promotes safer
    practices across industries.

    Each type of prevention works together to reduce risks, protect


    lives, and limit damage to communities and the environment.
    𝓽𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓴
    𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓯𝓸𝓻
    𝓵𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓮𝓷𝓲𝓷𝓰

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