“Emergency and Disaster Management” encompasses the phases of preparedness, active response, and recovery following a major incident—whether natural or human-made. Leveraging geospatial technologies, stakeholders can model scenarios (floods, earthquakes, storms, fires), map critical and vulnerable infrastructures, visualize real-time impacts, and manage rescue and logistics operations. Geomatic data deepen understanding of impacts, help prioritize interventions based on spatial indicators, and facilitate coordination between services, partners, and communities. This integrated approach contributes to a systemic vision of territorial resilience.