Drrm-cca Lens Community Driven Projects

8/12/2019 Drrm-cca Lens Community Driven Projects

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1. To discuss different laws that will guide

communities to aid them in integrating DRRM andCCA to their identification of projects.

2. To enable communities move towards greater

participation in the pursuit of developmentthrough DRRM-CCA compliant KALAHI-CIDDSprojects.

3. To impart to the communities the MDRRM Plan

2014-2020 of the local government.


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Raising awareness & understanding on DRRM-CCA

factors, concepts and terminologies


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Exposed elementHouses 1 & 2 and its occupants

House 1 is more VULNERABLE

(sensitive to flood) than House

no. 2


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HAZARDX EXPOSURE X SENSITIVITY

COPING CAPACITY

REDUCED EXPOSURE


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COPING CAPACITY


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COPING CAPACITY


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HAZARDX EXPOSURE X VULNERABILITY

COPING CAPACITY


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WEATHER-CAUSING

PHENOMENA

IN THEPHILIPPINES

AND

ASSOCIATEDHAZARDS

THUNDERSTORMS

MONSOONS

INTERTROPICAL

CONVERGENCE

ZONE (ITCZ)

TROPICAL

CYCLONES

COLD FRONTS


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1. TY "Klaring"

(11 to 22 May 1966)

Casualties: 82 dead

Damages :PHP 120

2. TY "Didang"

(12 to 26 May 1976)Casualties: 347Damages :PHP 624.7 M

LEGEND:=>TD (up to 63 kph)=>TS (64 - 117 kph)=>TY (over 117 kph)


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SAFE AND DISASTER-RESILIENT

COMMUNITY WITH CAPACITATED

AND CLIMATE CHANGE

ADAPTIVE CITIZENRY THROUGH

EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT

GENDER RESPONSIVE POLICIESTOWARDS SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT.


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DRRM STRATEGIC PLAN 2014-2020

RESULTS

PREVENTION/MITIGATION

Impact Level1) Reduced vulnerability & exposure

of communities to all hazardsOUTCOME ACTIVITIES

1) Improved mainstreaming &

integration of DRRM-CCA in

local policies, plan and budget

1) Training on DRRM-CCA integration in CLUP, CDP, Term-

Based Plan and AIP

2) Identification, screening and designation of potential

technical experts to include CSOs

1.2 Enhanced DRRM-CCA

sensitivity of environmental

management program

Environmental & Socialized Housing and Resettlement

Program

Clean, Green and Grow Program

Solid Waste Management Program

DRRM STRATEGIC PLAN 2014 2020


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RESULTS


OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

1.2 Enhanced DRRM-CCA

sensitivity of environmental

management program

Integrated Coastal Resource Management Program (ICM)

Formulation of Environment Code

Enactment of DRRM-CCA ordinance

Awareness-raising in watershed coastal and marine

importance

Biodiversity Conservation Management Program

River Management Program

Master Drainage Plan and Drainage enhancement program

Upgrading of Local Roads, bridges and other horizontal

infrastructures



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RESULTS


Impact Level2. Reduced casualties & damages to

infrastructure and agricultural resourcesOUTCOME ACTIVITIES

2.1 Increased resilience of

infrastructure systems

conduct of inventory and assessment of critical

infrastructure

Soil exploration/testing of soil at the Poblacion (Municipal

Compound)

Increased resiliency of

agricultural resources to

disasters

Orientation of agricultural personnel on DRRM-CCA

Encourage farmers for the protection of crops through

insurance (Orientation on appropriate and existing financing

and insurance scheme)


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RESULTS


Impact Level2. Reduced casualties & damages to

infrastructure and agricultural resourcesOUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Community-based scientific

DRRM-CCA assessment,

mapping, analysis and

monitoring

CBMS database with DRRM-CCA indicators updated

Risk and Vulnerability Assessment and Profiling of 37Barangays


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RESULTS

PREPAREDNESS

Impact LevelScaled up preparedness of the community (anycalamities) =minimal damage/casualties

OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Increased DRRM-CCA capacity

of local DRRM Councils and

offices and operation center at

all levels

Evacuation Camp Mgt. training to MLGU & Brgys.

Family Kitchen Training for Barangay Volunteers.

Purchase of Rescue Equipments, Supplies and Logistics.

Contingency Plan for all types of Hazard Formulation Training

Workshop.



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RESULTS

PREPAREDNESS

OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Develop and implemented

comprehensive local

preparedness & responsepolicies, plans and systems

Conduct of earthquake & fire drills to government offices,

schools, business establishments and communities

Conduct of flood drills to flood prone barangays.

Organize and train ICS team.

Purchase of Mobile Clinic

Outsource fire truck.

Purchase of HE (dump truck, bulldozer, grader, road roller)

Purchase of rescue equipments for flood, typhoon,

earthquake/fire and storm surges.



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RESULTS

PREPAREDNESS

OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Develop and implemented

comprehensive local

preparedness & responsepolicies, plans and systems

Purchase of communications and early warning equipments.

Disaster Preparedness & Response Training s

DRRM Protocol for information gathering and reporting

development.

Response assessment tools and mechanism formulation.

DRRM Response Team training/orientation on integrated

response assessment tools and mechanism.

Enhancement of knowledge/skills/attitudes of MDRRMC

members through

trainings/seminars/conferences/symposium/foras/meetings


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RESULTS

RESPONSE

Impact Level Preserved life and met basic needs

during and immediately after a disasterOUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Well-established disaster

response operations

Mobilization and deployment of trained personnel and

volunteers thru assessment, validation and assistance

Systematic and organized handling and distribution of relief

goods.

Assessment, validation and assistance.

Activation of incident command system.

Activation of relief distribution points/centers

Conduct Rapid Disaster Assessment and Needs Analysis

Interview and Ocular Inspection and creation of reports.



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RESULTS

RESPONSEOUTCOME ACTIVITIES


response operations

Activation of assessment teams at all levels.

Listing and validation of affected families.

Coordination with the office of MDRRMC on the existing

calamity/disaster.

Provide security in the evacuation center/s and Casualties.

Provide assistance on the distribution of relief goods.

Provide assistance to evacuate greatly affected constituents

safely and timely.

Extend full assistance on the actual search, rescue and

retrieval operation.

Evacuate affected community safely and on time


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RESULTS

RESPONSEOUTCOME ACTIVITIES


response operations

Establishment of child-friendly spaces and other learning

areas in the evacuation site.

Identification of standard and ideal relief, shelter and sites.

Mobilization of trained volunteers in Community kitchen and

camp Management.

Provision of tents and other temporary shelter facility.

Provision of breast feeding areas and couples room.

Increase budgetary allocation in emergency needs supplies indisaster.

Provision of medicines to affected individuals

Implementation of WASH (Water and Sanitation and Hygiene)

Organize health personnel in Triage Setting (Prioritization)



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RESULTS

OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Economic activities restored,and if possible strengthened or

expanded

Conduct damage assessment and need analysis(Comprehensive)

Presentation and Prioritization of needs

Identification and master listing of Beneficiaries

Coordination with other national Agencies

. Preparation of necessary documents

Release of Farm Inputs (Crops /Farm Rehabilitation)

Orientation and skills training of beneficiaries (LivelihoodProvision)



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RESULTS

OUTCOME ACTIVITIES

Economic activities restored,

and if possible strengthened or

expanded

Release of Livelihood Assistance

Provision of shelter assistance to affected families

Immediate rehabilitation/repair and improvement of

damaged public infrastructures, road network and facilities

Relocation of affected communities


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Drrm-cca Lens Community Driven Projects