Disaster Response Prioritization Center

Disaster Response Prioritization Center — Strategic disaster management game.

What will you learn in this game?

Leadership in disaster management. Understands leadership role and responsibilities in disaster situations.

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 "Leadership in disaster management" with real-life examples.

Turn 1 / 4

You are the provincial disaster coordinator. In the first 48 hours after an earthquake, you have 80 budget units, 60 personnel, 30 vehicles, and 50 communication units. 8 different emergencies await you simultaneously. Which response will you prioritize? Every decision affects the others!

Resources

Budget

units

Personnel

people

Vehicle

vehicles

Comms

units

Objectives

⭕Keep at least 10 budget units

0 / 100%

⭕Keep at least 15 personnel active

0 / 150%

⭕Keep at least 8 vehicles in reserve

0 / 80%

⭕Keep at least 15 communication units

0 / 150%

Disaster Response Prioritization Center

What will you learn in this game?

How to use it in class?

Resources

Objectives

Turn 1 — Make a Decision

Launch search and rescue operation

Set up emergency medical intervention point

Open main access road

Distribute emergency food and water

Set up temporary shelter

Repair electricity and water infrastructure

Establish public information and communication

Establish volunteer coordination center