Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan

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Summary

An overview of the four stages of the Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (CBDRRM) process, key concepts in disaster management, and the framework used in the Philippines.

Highlights

Introduction to CBDRRM00:00:00

Overview of the importance of community preparedness to mitigate disaster impacts, introducing the four stages of the CBDRRM plan.

Stage 1: Disaster Prevention and Mitigation00:00:38

Discusses assessing hazards, vulnerabilities, and capacities. Covers hazard mapping, historical profiling, and the distinction between structural and non-structural mitigation.

Stage 2: Disaster Preparedness00:06:32

Focuses on actions taken before and during a disaster. Key objectives are to inform, advise, and instruct relevant stakeholders to reduce life and property loss.

Stage 3: Disaster Response00:08:24

Covers needs assessment, damage assessment, and loss assessment to handle the immediate aftermath of a disaster.

Stage 4: Disaster Rehabilitation and Recovery00:09:14

Details the process of restoring services and structures to return a community to normalcy, including the implementation of the cluster approach.

Core Concepts and Philippine Framework00:11:46

Explains key terminology like hazard, disaster, vulnerability, risk, and resilience. Also discusses the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010 and the importance of multi-sectoral cooperation.

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