The research of BCP assessment of Thai SME and startups from multi-natural hazard risk evaluation for disaster management

This study conducted the risk evaluation from the natural disaster in Thailand and explored the suitable method of risk evaluation for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) and startups. The results for the entrepreneur is the risk reduction plan developments under the Thai environment, i.e., business continuity plan (BCP). The awareness and readiness participants were evaluated by questionnaires and insight for further information for risk calculation and BCP assessments. Therefore, the factors of mitigations were perceived. Also, this study conducted the cost-benefit analysis to understand the value of flooding mitigation of accommodation entrepreneur who has the highest vulnerability. The output from this study is ready to use as UML diagrams or further software developments. The outcomes from the research allow the understanding of risk evaluation factors and value of the entrepreneur and the necessary resources for assessments.