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• What is a disaster according to the definition provided?

  A serious disruption of community or society functioning
• What key factor determines if an event is classified as a disaster?

  The affected community's inability to cope with its own resources
• According to the definition provided, what is a hazard?

  A dangerous phenomenon, substance, human activity or condition
• What potential impacts can a hazard cause?

  Loss of life, injury, property damage, and disruption
• What does vulnerability refer to?

  The susceptibility of a community to hazard effects
• How does vulnerability influence disaster impact?

  Increased vulnerability worsens the effects of a hazard
• What is capacity in the context of disaster risk reduction?

  Strengths and resources within a community
• How does capacity contribute to disaster risk reduction?

  It reduces risk levels and disaster effects
• What does exposure refer to in disaster risk management?

  The degree to which elements at risk experience hazards
• How does the magnitude of a hazard event relate to exposure?

  Exposure considers hazard events of different magnitudes
• What does 'disaster risk' refer to?

  Potential disaster losses in lives, health, assets
• Over what time period is disaster risk typically assessed?

  Over some specified future time period
• What is disaster prevention?

  The outright avoidance of adverse impacts of hazards
• What is the primary goal of disaster prevention?

  To avoid hazards and related disasters completely
• What is disaster mitigation?

  The lessening of the adverse impacts of hazards
• How does disaster mitigation differ from disaster prevention?

  Mitigation lessens impacts, while prevention avoids them
• What does disaster preparedness involve?

  Awareness, knowledge, skills, and equipment
• Why are awareness, knowledge, skills, and equipment important for disaster preparedness?

  They enable effective response and reduce vulnerability
• What is a survival kit?

  A package of basic tools and supplies
• How long should a survival kit's supplies last?

  At least three days
• What should the contents of a survival kit be based on?

  Your needs
• What are the key categories to consider when preparing a survival kit?

  • Food and Water
  • Power/Energy
  • Communication
  • First Aid/Medicine
  • Legal Documents
  • Money
  • Security
  • Others
• What is disaster response?

  Emergency services and public assistance after a disaster
• What is the main goal of disaster response?

  To save lives and meet basic needs
• What is Republic Act 9372?

  HUMAN SECURITY ACT OF 2007
• What is Republic Act 9514?

  FIRE CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES OF 2008
• What is Republic Act 10871?

  BASIC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING IN SCHOOLS ACT OF 2016
• What is Republic Act 11469?

  BAYANIHAN TO HEAL AS ONE ACT
• What is Republic Act 11479?

  ANTI-TERRORISM ACT OF 2020
• What is REPUBLIC ACT 10121?

  PDRRM ACT OF 2010
• What is the main goal of the “Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010”?

  To strengthen the country’s DRRM system
• What council was established by REPUBLIC ACT 10121?

  The National Disaster Risk Reduction Council (NDRRMC)
• What are the four thematic areas of disaster management that the NDRRMC focuses on?

  Prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery
• What does Section 14 of RA 10121 mandate?

  Integration of DRR education into school curricula
• Which levels of education should integrate disaster risk reduction education, according to Section 14 of RA 10121?

  Secondary and tertiary levels
• What is the Disaster Equation?

  The study material does not define this term
• In addition to secondary and tertiary education, which other program should integrate disaster risk reduction and management education according to Section 14 of RA 10121?

  National Service Training Program (NSTP)