The role of training in crisis and disaster management

This book examines the strategic role of training in crisis and disaster management, through an in-depth study of the Moroccan Civil Protection. It analyzes teaching methods, the objectives of training programs and their impact on the responsiveness and operational effectiveness of responders. Based on a field survey, questionnaires, comparative studies and the benchmarking method, the author highlights the strengths and shortcomings of the Moroccan system. A comparison with systems in countries such as France leads to concrete recommendations for strengthening intervention capacities, interdepartmental coordination and emergency preparedness. This book is aimed at risk management professionals, public decision-makers, civil protection trainers and anyone interested in the contemporary challenges of disaster prevention and response.