Multilingual crisis communication: reaching everyone
In many local authorities, there is a large group of people living and working who speak little or no Dutch. In the event of a crisis, the message must reach them in good time and in a way they can understand. CrisisRadar makes that easy.
What happens
In the event of an incident — a fire, an evacuation or a health warning — everyone needs to know what to do. But the neighbourhood is home to migrant workers, expats and tourists who do not understand the Dutch message. It is precisely these people who then miss the instructions that would keep them safe. Translation normally takes up valuable time and resources. As a result, the message often reaches non-native speakers too late, or not at all. This increases the risk, causes anxiety and leads to a higher volume of enquiries to the emergency services.
From alert to clear communication
Available in several languages straight away
CrisisRadar translates your key message into the languages you need in a matter of seconds.
The right group, the right channel
Reach every target audience where they are watching, using clear, simple language.
One consistent message
All languages contain the same facts and the same perspective on action. There is no confusion.
Who collaborates in this scenario
CrisisRadar brings all the parties involved into line, with a single shared situational picture.
- Reaching non-native speakers clearly and in good time
- Messages in multiple languages without any delay
- Less disruption and fewer enquiries to the emergency services
- One consistent message in every language
Well prepared for this scenario?
In a short demo we show you how CrisisRadar helps, from preparation to the first minute of the crisis.