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crises, and disasters preparedness. Through this report, we aim to further enhance the
Centre’s as well as the Emirate’s emergency response and management capabilities by

offering the requisite knowledge and resources. We have developed this report in

recognition of the critical importance of equipping government personnel with the essential
expertise and skills to enhance government performance, as they form the first line of

response during emergencies, crises and disasters.”

Al Mehairbi added: “We constantly work towards advancing studies and research while

crafting essential policies and plans to proactively address and mitigate the impact of
potential emergencies, crises, and disasters.”

The research report concludes with a set of findings that underscores the significance of

cultivating a culture of preparedness for emergencies, crises, and disasters, to enhance
community resilience. The report also listed key strategies to incorporate emergency, crisis,

and disaster management principles, such as education, training, awareness-building,

involving local communities in response plans, passing relevant laws to support these
plans, and ensuring that organisations and community members communicate and

coordinate effectively.

Additionally, the research report discusses the possibility of implementing innovative

strategies to support information exchange, threat evaluation, and emergency, crisis, and
disaster response plan creation. Social media platforms, smart applications for knowledge

sharing, virtual reality technology, and educational serious games that combine
entertainment and learning are all part of these strategies. These strategies are important

for raising awareness of possible risks and providing appropriate actions for the best

possible reaction.

The report further highlights the significance of providing training to all staff members in
the emergency, crises, and disaster management field, equipping them with the relevant

expertise to improve collaboration and coordination among organisations and stakeholders
during crises. The report also outlines the need for response teams to have access to rapid