WHEN DISASTER STRIKES, YOU HAVE 72 HOURS. This guide gives you the doctrine and the framework to act — not management lessons.
A cyclone hits your city at 3 a.m. The network is down. Seven club members gather at the clubhouse, without a plan. Eighty kilometers away, another Rotary club activates its call-down list, locates all 45 members in two hours, distributes 500 water bottles before noon, and secures a 25,000 USD Disaster Response Grant within three days. The difference? A prepared plan — and a doctrine applied.
A prepared Rotary club is not a group of improvising volunteers. It is a local cell of knowledge, trust, coordination and mobilization.
31 chapters. 8 parts. A complete doctrine and operational framework.
Included: Rotary doctrine in 7 stages, auditable minimum standard, 9 club failure causes with treatment, clarified DNA-RAG role, standardized funding hierarchy, quantified thresholds for every critical decision, PFA ratios by phase, partner MOU template, ready-to-fill SITREP, funding decision tree.
Documented cases: Hurricane Beryl 2024, Helene 2024, Vanuatu earthquake, Haiti Matthew, Philippines Haiyan, Nepal, Ecuador.
Training base: the book structures 4 pedagogical formats — 2-hour club training, annual simulation exercise, district training, onboarding path for new disaster coordinators.
For whom? Presidents and disaster coordinators of Rotary clubs, district DROs, DGs, DFCs, district trainers, Rotarians engaged in humanitarian response.
A doctrine. A framework. Not a manifesto.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. WHEN DISASTER STRIKES, YOU HAVE 72 HOURS. This guide gives you the doctrine and the framework to act - not management lessons.A cyclone hits your city at 3 a.m. The network is down. Seven club members gather at the clubhouse, without a plan. Eighty kilometers away, another Rotary club activates its call-down list, locates all 45 members in two hours, distributes 500 water bottles before noon, and secures a 25,000 USD Disaster Response Grant within three days. The difference? A prepared plan - and a doctrine applied.A prepared Rotary club is not a group of improvising volunteers. It is a local cell of knowledge, trust, coordination and mobilization.31 chapters. 8 parts. A complete doctrine and operational framework.DOCTRINE - 7 repeatable stages, why clubs fail (9 causes), minimum standard for a ready club (10 auditable criteria), use as a training baseUNDERSTAND - Rotary ecosystem, 7 funding mechanisms, 20 risk types, humanitarian principles and Sphere standardsPREPARE - Club structure in 5 people, 72-hour kit, capital inventory, tested call-down list, club emergency fundACT - Five steps of the first hours, 72-hour rule, scaled community kitchen, volunteer management, psychological supportACTIVATE THE NETWORK - DCA-1/2/3 hierarchy, DDRF, DRG (25,000 USD), Global Grant (400,000 USD+), RAGs, non-Rotary partnersAFTER - Recovery transition, stewardship, After-Action ReviewCARDS - 20 disaster cards: earthquake, tsunami, cyclone, flood, epidemic, conflict, famine, complex multi-hazard crisisAPPENDICES - 10 photocopiable forms, contact directory, glossary, resourcesIncluded: Rotary doctrine in 7 stages, auditable minimum standard, 9 club failure causes with treatment, clarified DNA-RAG role, standardized funding hierarchy, quantified thresholds for every critical decision, PFA ratios by phase, partner MOU template, ready-to-fill SITREP, funding decision tree.Documented cases: Hurricane Beryl 2024, Helene 2024, Vanuatu earthquake, Haiti Matthew, Philippines Haiyan, Nepal, Ecuador.Training base: the book structures 4 pedagogical formats - 2-hour club training, annual simulation exercise, district training, onboarding path for new disaster coordinators.For whom? Presidents and disaster coordinators of Rotary clubs, district DROs, DGs, DFCs, district trainers, Rotarians engaged in humanitarian response.A doctrine. A framework. Not a manifesto. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798259390331
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