The book "Disaster Management" offers a comprehensive introduction to the topic of disaster management and divides the activities into four essential phases: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. The first phase, mitigation, focuses on reducing the likelihood of disasters and their impacts long before they occur. In the second phase, preparedness, strategies are developed to respond effectively in case of an emergency. The response phase addresses the immediate actions taken after a disaster, including emergency assistance and medical care. Finally, the recovery phase deals with the activities necessary for stabilization and returning to normalcy after the disaster. This specialized book is aimed at students of social sciences as well as educators and professionals working in disaster prevention and management.