For displaced populations and communities affected by conflict, preparedness looks very different. When instability is ongoing, emergencies overlap and recovery is incomplete.

Displaced populations often face:

  • Insecure housing
  • Interrupted healthcare access
  • Language and legal barriers
  • Chronic trauma and stress

Preparedness in these settings requires flexibility, cultural competence, and trauma-informed approaches. Traditional preparedness models built for stable systems often fail in humanitarian and conflict-affected contexts.

Preparedness must adapt to reality, not ideal conditions.

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