Crisis analysis grid, understand and act

The crisis is a godsend for the media, whose sales are on the rise; indeed, the purpose of the press is to sell more than to transcribe some of the truth. The Internet creates crises by misinforming, spreading rumours and amplifying: this now commonplace source can be as brilliant as it is terrible. Associative movements, for example, are increasingly influential: an NGO, in particular, is susceptible to being used as a tool. In the age of social networks, real-time surveillance is essential: false rumors, intoxications and disinformation in the broadest sense are permanent threats these days.

In this fact sheet, we explore the key stages in analyzing and effectively managing a crisis.