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Area of Science:

  • Disaster Management and Emergency Response
  • Public Policy Analysis
  • Societal Resilience

Background:

  • Korean emergency management faces scrutiny regarding its selective vs. comprehensive approach despite government initiatives.
  • Practitioners question the effectiveness and scope of current emergency management strategies in South Korea.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the barriers hindering selective emergency management in Korea.
  • To identify pathways toward comprehensive emergency management in Korea.
  • To evaluate emergency management transformation across central government, industry, community, and household levels.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative content analysis of existing practices and literature.
  • Examination of emergency management through stakeholders, lifecycle phases, and hazard/impact elements.
  • Multi-level analysis encompassing national, industrial, community, and household perspectives.

Main Results:

  • Identified specific barriers impeding the transition from selective to comprehensive emergency management.
  • Outlined actionable strategies and pathways for achieving comprehensive emergency management.
  • Highlighted the need for a paradigm shift in Korea's emergency management approach.

Conclusions:

  • Korea's current emergency management, despite perceived progress, remains largely selective and requires urgent transformation.
  • Achieving comprehensive emergency management is essential for enhancing national resilience and effectively addressing diverse hazards.
  • A multi-level, integrated approach is necessary to overcome existing barriers and foster a truly comprehensive system.