Establishment of the Disaster Prevention Agency! What will change in corporate disaster prevention and BCP from now on?

Establishment of the Disaster Prevention Agency: What is the impact on corporate disaster prevention and BCP? An explanation of the preparations that can be made now for decisions on resuming operations and switching suppliers.

This document is a white paper that organizes the impact of the establishment of the Disaster Management Agency on corporate disaster prevention and BCP, and explains the approach to preparedness moving forward. The establishment of the Disaster Management Agency does not impose new legal obligations on companies. However, discussions surrounding its establishment have indicated an expectation for companies to possess the capability to prepare for and respond to disasters. Previous preparations have primarily focused on "pre-disaster" measures such as earthquake resistance, stockpiling, and safety confirmation. However, post-disaster, various decisions may need to be made, such as resuming operations at facilities or switching to alternative suppliers. What should companies focus on to make these decisions swiftly? In addition to past preparations, we will introduce what corporate disaster prevention and BCP will face moving forward and what can be done now. [Contents] - Overview of the Disaster Management Agency and its impact on companies - Current status and challenges of corporate disaster prevention and BCP - Differences between national initiatives and corporate needs - What corporate disaster prevention and BCP will face in the future - Decisions that can be made in advance - Six key points for internal explanations *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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