Successful disaster management involves several key steps. First, prevention aims to reduce the risk of disasters through planning and education. Next, preparedness involves developing emergency plans, training responders, and conducting drills. During a disaster, response is critical, requiring timely action to ensure safety and provide assistance. After the immediate threat, recovery focuses on restoring services, rebuilding infrastructure, and supporting affected communities. Finally, mitigation involves assessing the disaster’s impact and implementing strategies to prevent future occurrences. Collaboration among government agencies, organizations, and communities is essential throughout these steps to enhance resilience and effectively manage disasters.