Evaluation and Learning
From experience to improvement
The value of an exercise or incident is only realised when the lessons are turned into concrete measures. We help organisations evaluate what worked well, uncover areas for improvement and establish a structured process for learning and follow-up. The evaluation is carried out in a way that promotes openness, reflection and organisational learning, while giving management a sound basis for the further development of its emergency preparedness work.
The evaluation can include
- evaluation of exercises, incidents and crises
- collection of experiences from participants and key personnel
- assessment of roles, responsibilities and collaboration
- analysis of decision-making processes and information flow
- assessment of plans, procedures and operational tools
- mapping of strengths, weaknesses and areas for improvement
- identification and prioritisation of learning points
- preparation of an evaluation report and executive summary
- development of an action plan with responsibilities and follow-up
- support for the implementation and follow-up of improvement measures
What does the organisation get?
The organisation gets a structured and documented basis for learning and improvement. The evaluation helps to strengthen emergency preparedness, improve plans and work processes, and ensure that lessons from exercises and incidents are turned into concrete measures that increase the organisation's resilience and ability to respond.
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