Risks Anticipation
Crisis Mechanisms
Training and Education

Support for Sensitive Projects
Post-Crisis Analysis
When the Crisis Erupts
Communications

Communication alone is not sufficient to predict and manage a crisis situation..., but it does play a vital role,
because of the need to maintain the public's confidence.


Each crisis is different. The organization's f positioning, the scope of its reaction, and the messages to be put across, must all be considered on a case-by-case basis and taken into account.

• It is possible to be prepared, notably by:

           - visualizing the actors of the crisis,

           - preparing pratical information on the identified risks,

           - having a better understanding of how the media operates,

           - learning how to address the public in a difficult context.