Part 1: Crisis Prevention Strategy CCS
Part 1: Crisis Communication Prevention Strategy
While developing the crisis strategy to respond to a crisis, it is imperative to start with the crisis prevention strategy as these measures should be addressed very early in the implementation. Each item below explains the requirement to complete the template.
Note that the text in italics serves as supporting instructions for participants attending and attempting BCM Institute's Blended Learning assignment
Threat Category (Col 1)
In identifying the types of crisis or threat category that may affect an organisation, they are divided into Threats and Crisis Scenario.
- Threats are divided into 2 different categories:
- Natural
- Technology
- Crisis Scenarios are divided into 6 categories:
- Confrontation
- Organizational
- Malevolence
- Workplace Violence
- Lack of Funds
- Rumors
Types of Threats/ Crisis Scenario (Col 2)
Under each listed category, list the types of threats or crisis scenarios faced by the organisation.
Detailed Description of Threats/ Crisis Scenario (Col 3)
Once the general category of the types of threats or crisis scenarios faced by the organisation is identified, it would be useful to relate the specifics of the threat/ crisis scenario category. For example, labour disputes: Strike organised by the Labour union, Walkout by employees as it varies from country to country.
Crisis Prevention Strategy (Col 4)
Five levels and types of Crisis Communication Prevention Strategy:
- Strategic
- Technical and structural
- Evaluation and diagnostic
- Communication
- Psychological and cultural
Details of Crisis Communication Prevention Strategy (Col 5)
Describe the Strategy in detail
Instruction to BL-CC 3/5 M2 and WSQ-CC-350 M1-S2 Participant
This section is for Module 2 participants attending the BL-CC-3 Module 2 Facilitated workshop, this is the additional instruction to complete your Crisis Communication Strategy assignment.
Refer to the text of each of the sections within this page which are highlighted in italics for further explanation when attempting the Module 2 assignment.