Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Planning Workshop and Disaster Management Contingency Planning Seminar-Workshop

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February 8 – 10, 2011

Venue : BISU Clarin Campus

SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

DAY / TIME TOPIC RESOURCE PERSON
Day 1

Morning Session

8:30 – 8:45

8:45 – 9:00

9:00 – 12:00
  • Opening Program
  • Welcome Message
  • Levelling of Expectations
  • Philippine Disaster

Management System

Ø RP Risk Profile

Ø Salient Features of DRRM

Act of 2010 (RA 10121)

Ø Disaster Management

Framework

v Mitigation

v Preparedness

v Response

v Rehabilitation

  • Ø Criteria in the Declaration of  State of Calamity
  • Ø Disaster Reporting
  • Ø Damage Assessment & Needs Analysis (DANA)
  • Secretariat
  • Hon. Allen Ray Z. Piezas
  • Mrs. Florenda Gaviola
  • Mrs. Florenda Gaviola
  • Engr. Ver Neil Balaba
  • Mrs. Florenda Gaviola
12:00 – 1:00 L  U  N  C  H     B  R  E  A  K  
Afternoon Session

1:00 – 2:30

2:30 – 5:00
  • Contingency Planning : The Purpose
  • Contingency Planning Workshop
  • Florenda Gaviola
  • OCD
Day 3

Morning Session

8:00 – 10:00

10:00 – 12:00
  • Continuation : Workshop
  • Presentation of Output
  • Participants
Afternoon Session

1:00 – 3:00

4:00

4:30
  • Continue : Presentation of Output
  • Next Steps
  • Closing Program
  • Distribution of Certificate of Completion
  • Participants

I. RATIONALE

Disasters, natural or human-induced hit the country every now and then. This usually results in the tremendous destruction both to life and property. In the event that such eventualities occur, everybody must react properly so that lives can be saved and damage to properties be prevented or can be minimized. And because of this need, a functional and action-oriented disaster risk management planning workshop is very important.

The occurrence of disasters has become an important factor adversely affecting our economic development and social stability. However these natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, storm surges and flood occur mainly because of our geographic location. Many of these emergency situations just cannot be avoided. Our government has to formulate plans in order to prevent emergencies, mitigate their destructive effects and ensure the provision of assistance to those in need, hence this workshop.

II. GENERAL OBJECTIVES

 

1.     To develop/strengthen awareness of the local officials, NGOs, Pos, leaders and volunteers of the value and the need for community based disaster risk management.

2.     To provide the participants knowledge and skills leading to the establishment, operationalizing and sustenance of a viable community based disaster risk management program.

3.     To formulate Disaster Management Contingency Plan

III. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

 

At the end of the training the participants should be able to:

1.     Realized the importance of understanding, observing and applying well-established guidelines for disaster risk management.

2.     Recognized the importance and value of organizing disaster risk reduction and management councils and define their functions.

3.     Acquire knowledge on the basic measures in mitigating the effects of disasters and apply them when the need arises.

4.     Formulate/establish and implement a functional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan and Contingency Plan/s

5.     Identify the hazards and disasters in the Philippines and their effects.

6.     Be aware of the Philippine Disaster Management System; its institutional and operational arrangements.

7.     Mobilized effective actions and resources for emergency response

8.     Generate commitment among parties involved to act in a coordinated manner before the emergency occurs; and

9.     Design a concrete and continuous plan until the emergency occurs and which can be discontinued when the hazard is no longer threatening.

IV. COURSE CONTENT

1.     Review of RP Risk Profile

2.     The Philippine Disaster Management System: An Overview

Ø  Salient Features of Republic Act 10121

Ø  Criteria in the Declaration on State of Calamity

Ø  Requirement for NDRRMC Financial Assistance

3.     Emergency Management Framework

  • Ø  Migitation
  • Ø  Preparedness
  • Ø  Response
  • Ø  Rehabilitation

4.      Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (DANA)

5.      Contingency Planning: An Introduction

6.      Incident Command System: An Introduction

7.      Disaster Planning

8.      Contingency Planning: The Purpose

9.      Contingency Planning: The People

10.  Contingency Planning: The Process and Format

11.  Contingency Planning: Formulation Workshop

V. METHODOLOGY

  • -          Plenary discussions/ interactive lecture / workshops
  • -          Participative Lecture Discussion
  • -          Brainstorming
  • -          Work group Discussion
  • -          Technology of Participation
  • -          Workshop

VI. RESOURCE PERSONS:

Resource persons will be composed of OCD trainers from OCD Bohol and from OCD RO VII namely:

  • Mrs. Florenda Gaviola
  • Engr. Ver Neil Balaba
  • OCD Staff Amelie Tagaan.

VII. PARTICIPANTS

MDRRMC Chairman,

MDRRMC Members,

Punong Barangays,

Barangay Kagawads