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Preparedness actives take place before an emergency occurs Includes actions taken fo save lives and prevent futher property damage in ‘an emergency. The response is puting your preparedness plans into action Seeking shelter from a fomado or turing off gas valves in an earthquake ae bolh response activites. Response activites take place during an Tncudes actions taken fo retum toa normal or an even safer situation following an emergency. L ‘+ Recovery includes geting financial assistance to help pay for the repairs. Recovery activites take place after an emergency. DE Capacity Building Emergency Management Cycle Coping capacity isthe “ability of people, nizations, and systems, using avallable skills and ces, to face and manage adverse conditions, ‘emergencies, or disasters” (UNISOR, 20096). What will you do in this situation? 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