Inter-Agency Disaster Coordination

Inter-Agency Disaster Coordination — Strategic disaster management game.

What will you learn in this game?

Volunteer organizations and aid mechanisms. Recognizes disaster relief organizations.

How to use it in class?

Reserve 10–15 minutes at the end of the lesson so students can play individually or in pairs, then discuss the results together. Focus: reinforcing the learning outcome "Volunteer organizations and aid mechanisms" with real-life examples.

Turn 1 / 4

You are the chair of the provincial disaster coordination board. Manage disaster response by coordinating AFAD, Red Crescent, NGOs, and municipality. Each institution starts at 100 capacity. Direct the right institution to the right task — wrong matching wastes capacity! Keep coordination score high too.

Resources

AFAD Capacity

Red Crescent Capacity

NGO Capacity

Municipality Capacity

Coordination Score

pts

Objectives

⭕Keep AFAD capacity above 40%

0 / 400%

⭕Keep Red Crescent capacity above 50%

0 / 500%

⭕Raise coordination score above 70

0 / 700%

⭕Keep municipality capacity above 50%

0 / 500%

Inter-Agency Disaster Coordination

What will you learn in this game?

How to use it in class?

Resources

Objectives

Turn 1 — Make a Decision

Direct AFAD to search and rescue

Direct Red Crescent to food, water, and blood donation

Direct NGOs to psychological support and children's services

Direct municipality to infrastructure repair

Establish joint command center

Direct AFAD to food distribution (wrong matching)

Coordinate international aid organizations

Hold regular coordination meeting