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Everything that gets printed and executed, gathered on one page. In a crisis, don't search the book: come here, open the card or form you need, print it.

Print a single card

Open the card or form you need via the links below, then use your browser's print function (++ctrl+p++). For the full book, use the Download page.


The 20 disaster cards

Print before the risk season: the 4-6 cards matching your territory's priority risks (chapter 3 matrix).

A — Geological hazards

Code Card Direct access
A1 Earthquake Open card
A2 Tsunami Open card
A3 Volcanic eruption Open card
A4 Landslide Open card

B — Meteorological hazards

Code Card Direct access
B1 Hurricane / cyclone / typhoon Open card
B2 Flood Open card
B3 Cold wave / snowstorm Open card
B4 Heat wave Open card

C — Climate hazards

Code Card Direct access
C1 Drought Open card
C2 Wildfire Open card

D — Technological hazards

Code Card Direct access
D1 Industrial explosion / HAZMAT Open card
D2 Nuclear / radiological accident Open card
D3 Major power outage (blackout) Open card
D4 Mass transport accident Open card
D5 Building collapse Open card

E — Health hazards

Code Card Direct access
E1 Epidemic / pandemic Open card

F — Complex crises

Code Card Direct access
F1 War / armed conflict Open card
F2 Refugees / mass displacement Open card
F3 Food crisis / famine Open card
F4 Complex multi-hazard crisis Open card

The 10 operational forms

The complete documentation chain, from SITREP to After-Action Report. Print several copies for the club kit.

# Form When to use Direct access
1 SITREP (situation report) Every 6 h in acute phase, then daily Open
2 Rapid needs assessment Within the first 4 hours Open
3 Beneficiary register At every distribution Open
4 Daily financial log Every day of operation Open
5 Volunteer registration Before any deployment Open
6 Donations tracking As soon as donation channels open Open
7 Press and social media releases First public communication (H+6 to H+24) Open
8 NGO partnership agreement (MOU) In peacetime, before the crisis Open
9 After-Action Report (AAR) Within 30 days after the operation Open
10 Funding decision tree From the initial assessment Open

Quick references

Tool Use Access
Contact directory (fill-in) The club's directory: district, emergency services, partners Annex B
Glossary All Rotary and humanitarian acronyms Annex C
The Five Steps of the First Hours The H+0 → H+12 sequence Chapter 12
Country pages Emergency numbers and national systems See country pages

Reminder

These tools are released under the Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 licence: free to reproduce, photocopy and adapt within a club, district or associated humanitarian operation. Official figures (DRG ceiling, etc.) evolve — check my.rotary.org before any binding action.