Every Managing Executive
in the public or private
sector,
has a duty
to ensure that appropriate risk
management
has been put in place in his area
of management. Hazardous events of
natural
or technological origin, can happen
anywhere, and at anytime.
It is never too early to integrate
Risk Management
into corporate governance - but it
may often be too late! One of GESG’s
many functions, is to marshal resources
for collaborative
activities, by drawing upon its experienced
research, applications, and professional-practices personnel, in order that
they may minimize disaster
risks, particularly with respect
communities
that are more vulnerable
than others. GESG
sets about addressing
“Disaster
Mitigation”
in several ways: (general description
only)
1 |
Community
based economies
which negatively effect
an otherwise self sustainable
environment
and its planned or currently operational
remedies
|
2 |
Natural
disaster
prevention/limitation
via education
|
3 |
Natural
disaster
humanitarian
rapid
response |
4 |
Natural
disaster
macro
planning/risk
mitigation/technologies
& research
|
5 |
Man-Made
disaster
prevention/limitation
education
|
6 |
Man-Made
disaster
humanitarian
rapid
response |
With respect Man-Made macro
planning/risk-mitigation/technologies,
& the research
into Natural
and Man-Made
disaster
improbabilities, GESG
implements awareness
programs: (general description
only)
1 |
Establishing Agribusiness
oriented
environmental
protection developments
|
2 |
Establishing Disaster
Recovery
Institutes
for International
Standards
|
3 |
Establishing Disaster
Recovery
Centers
and rapid
response |
4 |
Establishing Regional
risk
mitigation, insurance
and re insurance/and catastrophic
bonds
to be issued |
5 |
Establishing Community
education
towards environment
and disaster
awareness
in schools and workplaces |
6 |
Establishing humanitarian
missions
and care programs
|
7 |
Establishing private
partnering
agreements
to source and utilize international
resources
to macro
plan
risk
mitigation/technologies
& research
|