Asia’s #1 safety and security event comes to India!

India was, until recently, reactive, only responding to disasters by provided relief from calamity – It was a relief driven disaster management system. In recent times, there has been a paradigm shift and India has become or is becoming more proactive with emphasis on disaster prevention, mitigation and preparedness. With rapidly increasing urbanisation and changing socio-economic landscape, criminal activities at different levels of the society have become common place in India. Moreover, the growing incidences of terrorist attacks have significantly increased demand for better and more advanced safety and security needs.

Crisis Management & Security India 2010 – our 10th annual security conference – has identified key action fields that must be embraced to ensure early planning and collaboration which are critical to build local capacity for disaster management and response as well as to leverage both humanitarian and development programmes for the successful recovery. It offers comprehensive study of the factors which are driving up demand for security systems in the country coupled with the steps taken by the Government to deal with security threats.

Hear what top government officials have to say on next generation crisis management!

• Shri Gopal K. Pillai, Home Secretary, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, INDIA
• Shri Rakesh Mehta, Chief Secretary, GOVERNMENT OF NCT DELHI, INDIA
• Shri A B Prasad, Secretary, NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (NDMA), INDIA
• Shri S Suresh Kumar, Joint Secretary – Police Modernisation, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, INDIA
• Shri P.C. Sabarwal, ADDL. Director General, INDIAN BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (BPR&D), INDIA

2010 Focus