is an approach and process of disaster risle management in which communities al risk are actively engaged in The identification, analysis, trealment, monitoring and evaluation of disaster rises
CBDRRM
empowers people by valuing their local knowledge and sleills.
bayanihan
refers to the efforts taken to analyze and reduce the impacts of disasters.
Disaster Risk Reduction
Refers to the systematic effort to minimize vulnerabilities and disaster risks.
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION
Aims to avoid disasters through prevention, or limit impacts through mitigation and preparedness.
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION
are designed to reduce disaster-related losses.
Mitigation measures
include systems like early warning devices.
Preparedness measures
are conducted before a disaster occurs.
DRR activities
Alerts communities about disasters like floods, Typhoons, landslides, and earthquakes.
Early Warning
TYPES OF EARLY WARNINGS
Timely Warning
Clear & Specific Warning
Consequence-Based Warning
Evacuation Information
Credible Source Warning
Communication Channel Warning
Modern Technology Warning
A warning issued before a hazard becomes dangerous so people have enough time to act.
Timely Warning
A warning that explains the hazard in simple, understandable language to make people act quickly.
Clear & Specific Warning
A warning that tells the risks of ignoring it, encouraging people to Take the hazard seriously.
Consequence-Based Warning
Provides safe roules and destinations so people can move out of danger safely.
Evacuation Information
A warning given by authorized personnel (like DRRM officers, barangay officials, or PAGASA) to avoid misinformalion.
Credible Source Warning
Delivered through TV, radio, social media, text, or megaphones so everyone receives it.
Communication Channel Warning
Uses smartphones, apps, automated alerts, and livestreams to give real-time updates and allow people to report conditions.
Modern Technology Warning
aims to reduce, or avoid, the potential losses from hazards, assure prompt and appropriate assistance to the victims of disaster, and achieve rapid and effective recovery.
Disaster management
occur as disaster management improvements are made in anticipation of a disaster event
The mitigation and preparedness phases
GOALS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT:
- Reduce, or avoid, losses from hazards;
- Assure prompt assistance to victims,
- Achieve rapid and effective recovery.
responsible for formulating policies and frameworks for warning systems.
National government
WHO ARE THE 4 PARTICIPANTS IN CBDRRM?
National Government Agencies (NGAS)
Non-Government Organizations (1605)
the private sectors
United Nations (UM)
Before conducting an earthquake drill, teachers and students should first receive an?
orientation
This routine should be emphasized during earthquake drill
Duck, Cover, and Hold
