Crisis Management refers to the systematic approach to dealing with a significant and often unexpected event that threatens to harm an organization, its stakeholders, or the public. This process involves preparing for potential crises, effectively responding to the immediate situation, and implementing strategies to recover and restore normal operations after the crisis has passed. The key components of crisis management include risk assessment, crisis communication, decision-making under pressure, and post-crisis analysis to improve future responses. Effective crisis management aims to minimize the negative impact of a crisis, protect the organization’s reputation, and ensure the safety and well-being of all affected parties.