The role of administrative decisions in dealing with biological risks and natural disasters

Abstract

Abstract: the role of administrative decisions in addressing them. Findings indicate that such hazards represent multidimensional threats affecting health, economy, and environment, while administrative decisions serve as the primary tool to transform theoretical policies into practical actions. The study highlights that the effectiveness of administrative decisions depends on prior planning, rapid response, resource allocation, and institutional coordination. Moreover, these decisions must cover the stages of prevention, early response, and recovery/reconstruction., experiences show that lack of planning or weak coordination increases losses, whereas conscious management reduces the impact of crises and strengthens resilience.