Disaster Risk Reduction Programs
Whole-of-society resiliency. Risk assessments, plan validation through live-map exercise, training delivery at cohort scale, and the underlying preparedness arithmetic the World Bank and UN have established for two decades.
Risk assessment & gap analysis
A grounded review of the hazards a jurisdiction or operator faces, the response plans on the books, and the measurable gap between the two.
Plan validation via ARTEMIS DRR
Live-map, multi-agency exercise on the real terrain — wildfire, flood, earthquake, mass-casualty, sour-gas, CBRN. AAR backed by data, not memory.
Training curricula at cohort scale
Computer-simulation-based decision training. Used in production at the Philippine Public Safety College — 160 students per cohort.
Tiger Dam™ flood-barrier deployment
Water-filled barriers that replace up to 15,000 sandbags per kilometre and deploy in 10 minutes. Procurement, training, and field support.
$1 of preparation. $7 — or $105 — saved.
The World Bank's general figure is roughly $1 of preparation against $7 in avoided response cost. The UN's number for targeted preparedness reaches $1 against $60–105. Targeting is the difference, and targeting is what we do.