Practical sheet | REF: FIC1222 V1

Integrate lessons learned from a crisis into prevention and response measures

Author: Olivier RESTOUEIX

Publication date: August 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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3. How to conduct feedback?

3.1 Collecting information

In order to be able to analyze the facts and highlight areas for improvement, it will be necessary to retrace the chronology of events on the basis of information recorded during crisis management.

We therefore need to collect as much relevant information as possible.

Information will be gathered through document analysis and interviews with crisis management stakeholders.

Please note

The main sources of information are :

  • handrails ;

  • documents used by the crisis unit and the operational team in charge of crisis management in the field;

  • ...

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