The Deputy for Education and Research of the Red Crescent Society in Khuzestan Province stated: If we do not involve the people in decision-making and the implementation of policies, we will face problems not only in crisis management but also in many areas of governance; public participation must go beyond temporary and charitable assistance and become part of the practical crisis management structure.
Resilience Begins at Home; People Are the First Responders in Crises
The Deputy of the Red Crescent in Khuzestan emphasizes the importance of involving citizens in crisis management and governance. This approach is crucial for effective policy implementation and resilience in the face of disasters. It highlights a shift from charity to structured participation.
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📰 What Happened
The Deputy of the Red Crescent in Khuzestan emphasized the need for public involvement in crisis management and governance. This statement advocates for a transition from temporary charitable actions to structured citizen participation in decision-making.
- Public participation is essential for effective crisis management.
- The approach suggests a shift from charity to a more systematic involvement of citizens.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran faces various crises, including natural disasters and public health issues, necessitating effective governance and community involvement.
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