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Which of the following is a primary benefit of TTEx concerning disaster management strategies?

ACreating entirely new disaster management plans.

BTesting out existing disaster management policies, plans, and capabilities.

CReplacing outdated disaster management equipment.

DForecasting future natural disasters with certainty.

Answer:

B. Testing out existing disaster management policies, plans, and capabilities.

Read Explanation:

TTEx (Table-Top Exercises) are simulations where key personnel discuss and walk through a hypothetical disaster scenario. This low-cost, low-risk environment allows organizations to:

  • Identify gaps and weaknesses: By applying existing policies and plans to a specific scenario, participants can pinpoint areas where current strategies are unclear, incomplete, or ineffective.

  • Validate plans: It helps confirm if existing plans are practical, realistic, and can be effectively implemented by the team.

  • Improve coordination: TTEx promotes discussion and understanding among different departments and agencies, improving inter-agency communication and coordination during a real event.

  • Enhance decision-making: Participants can practice critical thinking and decision-making under simulated pressure, without the real-world consequences.

  • Familiarize personnel: It helps new staff understand their roles and responsibilities within the broader disaster management framework.


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What role did the Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World play in disaster reduction?

  1. It was adopted at the World Conference on Natural Disaster Reduction in Yokohama, Japan, in May 1994.
  2. It committed member countries to protect their people and infrastructure from natural disasters.
  3. It deemphasized the importance of risk assessment in disaster reduction policies.
  4. It advocated for disaster relief to be the primary focus, reducing the need for prevention.