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Module 2 - CP Factors

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MODULE 2:

CP Factors

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Module Objectives
Upon completion of this module, the
participants will be able to:
1. Discuss the relevance of DRRM and CM
in CP
2. Explain the early warning signs as bases
for CP action; and
3. Relate CP with other DRRM
mechanisms.
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Scope
1. DRRM and CM

2. Early Warning Signs

3. CP and other DRRM Mechanisms

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DRRM and CM

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DRRM and CM

Disaster Risk Reduction and


DRRM Management

Crisis
CM Management

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Disaster vs Crisis
Disaster:
Serious disruption of functioning
of community or society
(overwhelming situation)

Crisis:
Threating condition that requires
urgent action

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Game: Puzzle!

See Activity Packet for Instructions

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Observations:
DRRM and CM
Mechanism Cover the whole phases
(before, during and after the disaster or
s crisis)

Compositio Almost the same government


n agencies involved

Represented from barangay to


Levels
national level
Escalation
and
Bottom-up approach
De-
escalation
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What is the
role of DRRMC
in CM?
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The role of DRRMC in CM is:
CONSEQUENCE
MANAGEMENT

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Application in CP Formulation
CP for
CP for Human-
Induced-
Natural Hazard
-Hazard Involve the
Involve the CMC and
DRRMC DRRMC
Text Text

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Early Warning Signs

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Early Warning Signs

Valuable
indicators that
allow prediction
of a developing
disaster or crisis.

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Factors related to early warning signs:

ROOT underlying natural or human-


CAUSES induced causes of the hazard

TRIGGERING factors that could trigger the


FACTORS unfolding of an event

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Sources of Early Warning Signs

Locality Government Media Organizations

Technical Academe Studies Global


Experts Community
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Example: Natural Hazard
Triggering Early Warning
Hazards Root Causes
Factors Signs
Flash Denuded Continuous Continuous
flood forests, heavy rainfall,
erosion, non- rainfall, seasonal
compliance watershed cycles, rising
with the law failure, dam water level,
break turbidity and
speed of
water flow

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Example: Human-Induced
Hazard
Triggering Early Warning
Hazards Root Causes
Factors Signs
Terrorism Ideological Drastic Presence or
differences change in the arrest of
(social, political, balance of suspects;
religious, etc.), political intercepted
perceived power; arrest directives
injustice and or killing of
inequality, political
economic gap leaders

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Linkage of CP to Other
DRRM Mechanisms

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Disaster Risk Assessment

R= H x V x E R – Risk
H – Hazard
C V – Vulnerability
E – Exposure
C – Capacity
CP helps reduce risk by increasing
C: Capacity
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Pre-Disaster Risk
Assessment (PDRA)

PDRA can be
used as basis for
activating CP

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Rapid Damage Assessment
and Needs Analysis (RDANA)

Like PDRA,
RDANA can be
used as basis for
activating CP

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Incident Command System
(ICS)

ICS is used for tactical


response when
implementing CP

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Cluster Approach

Cluster
Approach
supports CP
through
resource
coordination.
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Post-Disaster Needs
Assessment (PDNA)

CP information
can serve as
foundation for
PDNA.
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CP Life Cycle

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CP Life Cycle

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Summary:
Answer the questions

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The key to successful CP
?

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What is the manual that serves
as reference for CM?
?

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Enumerate the 5 Ps of CM
?

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The two factors related to
early warning signs
?

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Briefly explain this diagram:

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Questions?

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Module Objectives
Upon completion of this module, the
participants will be able to:
1. Discuss the relevance of DRRM and CM
in CP
2. Explain the early warning signs as bases
for CP action; and
3. Relate CP with other DRRM
mechanisms.
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Learning Insight
“There are no problems
we cannot solve
together and very few
that we can solve by
ourselves.”
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Lyndon B. Johnson
US President

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