(きき)(かんり)

ききかんり
noun
crisis management
1. crisis management; emergency management
The process of preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies, disasters, or serious problems. Used in government, business, and personal contexts.
危機(きき)管理(かんり)大切(たいせつ)だ。
Crisis management is important.
会社(かいしゃ)危機(きき)管理(かんり)体制(たいせい)見直(みなお)必要(ひつよう)がある。
We need to review the company's crisis management system.
今回(こんかい)台風(たいふう)被害(ひがい)で、自治体(じちたい)危機(きき)管理(か���り)能力(のうりょく)()われることになった。
The typhoon damage this time called the local government's crisis management capability into question.

A compound of 危機(きき) (crisis) and 管理(かんり) (management). A widely used term in Japanese politics, business, and disaster preparedness. Japan's frequent natural disasters have made this concept especially prominent in public discourse.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 危機(きき)管理(かんり)体制(たいせい): crisis management system
  • 危機(きき)管理(かんり)能力(のうりょく): crisis management capability
  • 危機(きき)管理(かんり)意識(いしき): crisis awareness
  • 危機(きき)管理(かんり)マニュアル: crisis management manual

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 災害(さいがい)対策(たいさく): disaster prevention measures — specifically about natural disasters
  • リスク管理(かんり): risk management — preventive, focused on identifying and mitigating risks before they materialize
  • 防災(ぼうさい): disaster prevention — specifically preparedness for natural disasters