Decision Making in Disaster Response II: Further Strategies for Humanitarian Responders: 2

A group of disheveled soldiers-who may have recently attacked a nearby village-want your team's help responding to a landslide. A crowd of traumatised, aggressive villagers accuse you of using aid work as a cover story to allow you to loot their damaged village. What would you do? This second book in the series offers readers-experienced international aid workers, students of disaster response, development practitioners, emergency managers, and others-a new set of immersive decision-making scenarios. Drawing upon the experience of several contributing authors, these engaging stories and topic-based teachings take the reader on an interactive journey in disaster response. The teaching topics include Negotiation, Cultural Agility, Humanitarian Coordination and more. Within these pages, both new and experienced practitioners alike will find fresh, thought-provoking material to help improve their decision making at the forefront of disaster response.