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政府は災害対策を強化するための新しい法律を制定した。
The government enacted new laws to strengthen disaster preparedness.
Measures and strategies to prepare for and respond to natural or man-made disasters.
台風が接近しているため、災害対策本部が設置された。
A disaster preparedness headquarters was set up due to the approaching typhoon.
企業は災害対策計画を策定することが義務付けられている。
Companies are required to establish disaster preparedness plans.
Commonly used in government, corporate, and community contexts to refer to proactive planning for emergencies.
災害対策 is often followed by terms like 計画 (plan), 本部 (headquarters), or 訓練 (drill). For example, 災害対策計画 (disaster preparedness plan) or 災害対策本部 (disaster preparedness headquarters).
災害対策 is a formal term used in institutional or governmental contexts. Avoid using it in casual conversation unless discussing official plans.
災害対策 emphasizes planning and preparation BEFORE a disaster occurs, not recovery efforts after.
災害 (さいがい, saigai) means 'disaster' and 対策 (たいさく, taisaku) means 'countermeasure' or 'plan'. The compound word combines these two to form a term specifically addressing disaster response strategies.
災害対策 is typically used in formal or institutional contexts (government, corporations, NGOs). It emphasizes proactive measures rather than reactive responses. The term is often paired with terms like 計画 (plan), 本部 (headquarters), or 訓練 (drill/training).