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  <h1><em>Crisis Communication <br />WIKI</em> for Professionals</h1> <h2>The status of public empowerment initiatives<br /> in the different countries is diverse. Insigh
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• Preparedness phase (phase 1)
  *The goal is to contribute to building public hazard and risk awareness. ===Public perception and motivation===
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• Early warning phase (phase 2)
  *As a first step at the beginning of this phase, information is gathered, noting *Nowadays, the public has modern technology at its disposal making it an active data source.
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• Alerting phase (phase 3)
  ...s phase the emergency is inevitable and the response organisations and the public need to be notified without delay: ...rs of the general public while additional information is given to specific public groups.
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• Response phase (phase 4)
  ...to save lives, property and environment, and prevent further damage in the crisis situation. *It is important that all public groups, including vulnerable groups, have access to timely and correct info
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• Recovery phase (phase 5)
  ...y process begins with its efforts in pre-disaster preparedness and overall resilience. ...over from their physical and emotional hardships and help strengthen their resilience.
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• Evaluation phase (phase 6)
  ===Public perception and motivation=== *Although most people may want to forget and move on, there is a window of opportunity for awareness education.
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• Technology – links to more information
  ...and help others, an accessibility toolkit for people with disabilities and guidelines for emergency services, governments, schools, hospitals, community groups a *Baron, G. (2011). Six steps for building social media into your crisis plan. CW Bulletin, International Association of Business Communicators. San
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