(DRR) Q4 L1&L2

• DRRM

  Disaster Risk and Reduction Management
• DRRM Act of 2010 (R.A no. 10121)


  A new law which transforms the Philippines’ disaster management system from disaster relief and response towards disaster risk reduction
• National DRRM Council


  Designated with policy making, coordination, integration, etc. Advise the president and recommend to the president.
• National Government Unit

  • Government and agencies
  • Executive, Legislative, and Judicial
• Local Government Unit

  • Leading agency in preparing for, responding to and recovering, front liners, and first responders.
• Civil Society Organization

  • Private sectors and volunteers
  • Participate and involved in all aspects of DRRM
• Communities

  • Most vulnerable sectors
• Asia pacific region

  • Location with multiple disasters
• Typhoon


  Wind and Climate in the Pacific
• Education

  • Important key to empowerment
• DOST

  • Department of Science and Technology
  • Disaster prevention and mitigation
  • Avoid Hazard
• DILG

  • Department of the Interior and Local Government
  • Disaster preparedness
  • Establish and strengthen the capacity of community
• DSWD

  • Department of Social Welfare and Development
  • Disaster response
  • Provide life preservation
• NEDA

  • National Economic and Development Authority
  • Disaster rehabilitation and recovery
  • Restore and improve facilities
• Three Phases of Disaster Management Planning (PRR)

  1. Preparedness
  2. Response
  3. Recovery
• Most Vulnerable to Disaster

  • Women
  • Children
  • Old peole
• Survival Kit

  • Also known as "GO" Bag
  • Should last for 72 hours (3 days) - Philippine Red Cross
• Survival Kit should include:

  1. Shelter - Tent, sleeping bag, tarp
  2. Water - 1 gallon for 5 days
  3. Food - non-perishable goods
  4. Tools
  5. Fire starting kit
  6. Light and signaling instruments
  7. First aid kit
  8. Personal effects and hygiene