Description: Utility services in the context of disaster recovery are essential to ensure the continuity of operations and the safety of affected communities. These services include, among others, the supply of electricity, drinking water, telecommunications, and internet. Their importance lies in enabling the coordination of rescue efforts, communication between authorities and the population, as well as access to critical information during emergencies. The infrastructure of utility services must be resilient, capable of withstanding and quickly recovering from adverse events such as earthquakes, floods, or hurricanes. Furthermore, the planning and improvement of these services are fundamental to mitigate the impact of future disasters, ensuring that communities can recover effectively and efficiently. In this sense, the integration of advanced technologies and collaboration between governmental and private entities are key to strengthening disaster response capacity and ensuring that essential services are available when they are most needed.
