Yes, the syllabus covers the study of disaster management and environmental risks. Here are the details:


- Definition and concept of disaster management
- Various phases of disaster management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery
- Role of different stakeholders in disaster management


- Natural disasters: earthquakes, floods, cyclones, droughts, etc.
- Man-made disasters: industrial accidents, chemical spills, nuclear incidents, etc.
- Complex emergencies: conflicts, war, terrorism, etc.


- Causes and consequences of environmental risks
- Identification and assessment of environmental risks
- Impact of environmental risks on ecosystems, human health, and socio-economic development


- Relationship between climate change and increased vulnerability to disasters
- Adaptation and mitigation strategies for reducing climate-related risks
- International frameworks and agreements for climate change and disaster risk reduction


- Methods and tools for assessing and analyzing disaster risks
- Disaster risk reduction measures and strategies
- Importance of early warning systems and emergency response planning


- Emergency response operations and coordination
- Search and rescue operations
- Rehabilitation and reconstruction activities


- Government policies and legislation related to disaster management
- Roles and responsibilities of different government agencies
- Role of NGOs in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery


- International collaboration for disaster management
- Sharing of best practices and lessons learned
- Role of international organizations in disaster management


- Analysis of real-life disaster management scenarios
- Learning from past disasters and applying lessons to future situations

Overall, the syllabus covers a comprehensive study of disaster management and environmental risks, providing candidates with a strong foundation in this field.