all-hazards
definition: A hazard is a dynamic phenomenon that threatens people and their possessions, assets, and activities with injury, damage, destruction, or curtailment. Broadly, there are four kinds of hazards: natural (e.g., floods, earthquakes), technological (e.g., transportation crashes, toxic spills), social (e.g., riots, crowd crushes), and intentional (e.g., acts of terrorism, hostage taking). [Source: Encyclopedia of Crisis Management; All-Hazards]
broader: school environment: administration
broader: issues in crisis management
type: Concept

school environment: administration
type: Concept
narrower: all-hazards

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: all-hazards

issues in crisis management
type: Concept
narrower: all-hazards