A report on disaster management should cover all aspects of how to prepare for a disaster, such as Hurricane Katrina. Some of the subtopics that could be addressed should anwer the following concerns: what emergency services are available during the disaster, what services, such as, food services and medical services, are available after the immediate disaster; what transportation can be arranged to get people out of the area "before" the disaster and afterwards; How can disaster relief services be directed to the people who need them; what disaster teams can be arranged before a disaster strikes; how will roads, water and electric service be repaired after the disaster.
Before you write your paper you can look up Hurricane Katrina on the internet; and look at the disaster procedures that were not in place before the hurricane struck and before the levees broke. There has been a lot of public and offcial scrutiny about the handling of Katrina, so I guess there is a lot of information available online. You could read the criticism about the disaster services that were available during Hurricane Katrina and apply the future guidlines to the subsections in your paper.
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