CLEAN : Ethiopian radio and TV show taps diaspora doctors to battle virus

The transcript discusses the delay in publication and the importance of learning from others during the pre-crisis phase. It highlights the impact of COVID-19 on preparedness and emphasizes the need to plan for worst-case scenarios. The discussion concludes with the value of gaining insights from those responding to major crises.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding publication?

• The publication is delayed and information transmission is crucial.

• The publication is ahead of schedule.

• The publication is irrelevant to the crisis.

• The publication is only for internal use.

How does the speaker view the role of COVID-19 in crisis preparation?

• COVID-19 is irrelevant to crisis preparation.

• COVID-19 is seen as a distraction.

• COVID-19 has no impact on crisis readiness.

• COVID-19 provides time for preparation.

What is emphasized as a consequence of not preparing for a crisis?

• It will bring shame if unprepared.

• It will lead to financial gain.

• It will be a learning opportunity.

• There will be no consequences.

Why is learning from those on the front lines important?

• They have theoretical knowledge.

• They provide firsthand experience.

• They have no impact on preparation.

• They are not involved in crisis response.

What should be the approach towards potential crises according to the speaker?

• Prepare for the worst-case scenario.

• Wait for others to respond first.

• Focus only on current issues.

• Ignore them and hope for the best.