
A step-by-step guide to organising water, food, equipment and a family plan for the first 72 hours of an emergency.
Digital product · 7 materials + 4 bonuses
US$ 9.90
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// REFERENCES
The advice is preventive: keep water, food and essentials at home for the first few days.
// THE PROBLEM

Without electricity the house goes dark, the fridge stops and phones run flat.
With a plan: torches, batteries, a radio and a way to stay in touch, ready to go.

With nothing coming from the tap, there is no water to drink, cook or wash.
With a plan: a reserve calculated per person, stored in suitable containers.

Crowded or closed shops and empty shelves when everyone rushes at once.
With a plan: a stock of long-life food, built up gradually and rotated before it expires.

// THE SOLUTION
It brings together the information and tools you need to go from good intentions to a plan you actually put in place.
Buying the manual does not make your family prepared on its own. Results depend on you applying the guidance.
// CONTENTS
The modules teach. The support tools help you put it into practice.
Manual + 6 modules · 7 materials
MODULE 01
Identify the risks in your area and decide what to prioritise first.
MODULE 02
Know what to do at each stage of the first three days, without improvising.
MODULE 03
Choose long-life food, work out quantities and keep track of expiry dates.
MODULE 04
Store water safely and keep up basic hygiene for the whole family.
MODULE 05
Build your kit from basic to complete, without spending on what you don't need.
MODULE 06
Set out responsibilities, contacts, a meeting point and a back-up plan.
Support tools · 4 bonuses
A printable list to organise your shopping.
A spreadsheet that estimates water and food by number of people and days.
A template to fill in contacts, documents and meeting points.
A list for packing a quick-exit emergency bag.
// CALCULATOR
Choose the number of people and days. The result updates instantly.
Adults
Children
Days of self-sufficiency
Assumptions: 4 L per adult per day and 3 L per child per day (drinking + basic hygiene). Increase in hot weather and for pregnant or breastfeeding women, older people, anyone unwell and pets.
Assumptions: 4 L per adult per day and 3 L per child per day (drinking + basic hygiene). Increase in hot weather and for pregnant or breastfeeding women, older people, anyone unwell and pets.
Estimated water
33 L
≈ 7 × 5 L containers for 3 person(s) over 3 days
Educational calculator. It does not replace official guidance from civil protection or health authorities.
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