Italian Crisis Management in 2020

Luisa Franchina, Alessandro Calabrese, Giulia Inzerilli and Enrico Scatto

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Abstract: Approaches to risk analysis, crisis management and resilience enhancement for Critical Infrastructure (CI) Protection will be considered starting from a case study related to the management of the pandemic in Italy. Business continuity and crisis management models for CI are analyzed aiming to deal with complexity and reduce uncertainty relating pandemic and long-time crisis. Furthermore, is presented a methodology highlighting the functioning of the Italian Civil Protection and its systemic nature: a complex apparatus made up of different elements and organizations, which derives from the functioning of different organizational systems in interaction with each other. As a baseline for the coordination management the Augustus Method is considered for its strategical, tactical and operational aspects. One of the main outputs of the research consists in creating a "what if" forecasting model, configured as a visualization of the propagation of negative effects on the supply chain and manpower over time.

Keywords: complex system; emergency management; manpower; cascading effects; resilience (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q56 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.94894

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