PREEMPTIVE
DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS
HAZARD
EVENT
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE
FUNCTIONAL DAMAGE
NEEDS
EMERGENCY
DISASTER
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Risk Assessment: Identify which disasters are most likely in your area—floods, earthquakes, typhoons,
etc.
Emergency Kit: Assemble supplies like water, non-perishable food, first-aid, flashlights, batteries, and
important documents.
Communication Plan: Establish how your family will get in touch and where you’ll meet if separated.\
Evacuation Routes: Know your local evacuation routes and shelters.
Home Preparation: Secure heavy furniture, install smoke detectors, and have fire extinguishers
accessible.
Insurance: Make sure your insurance covers potential disasters common in your area.
Stay Informed: Keep up with local news and weather alerts.
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PACE
PACE – that's a proactive approach to emergency planning:
Primary Plan: Your main go-to plan, often the simplest and most direct
solution.
Alternate Plan: A secondary plan if the primary fails.
Contingency Plan: A backup if both primary and alternate plans fail.
Emergency Plan: The last resort, your final option if all else fails.
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PACE
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GOBAG
TAKEAWAYS
1. EVACUATION/KABARANGAY SHELTER
2. GO BAG/Emergency kit
3. Work as a Team
4. MEETING PLACE
A HOLISTIC APPROACH IN APPLICATION
FUNDING SOCIAL ASPECT
Utilizing funding options Manage and ensure that all
available. stakeholders are part of the
discussion and response, inclusivity
STANDARD
MODELING & FORECASTING AGILE POLICY
Providing a science-based foundation Deriving from case study and evidence-
through probable modeling and based science serving as the backbone in
translating it into monetary value as a developing plans, drafting evidence-based
basis response and recovery efforts INTEGRATED HOLISTIC APPROACH assessment and making informed
INTO THE TIMELY DELIBERATION AND decisions on future policy as COVID-19
APPROACH TO DRRM disrupts the normal activities and
relationships of communities
SAFETY IS everyone's responsibility, with inclusivity as the key.
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THANK YOU
OFFICIAL
REFERENCES
R.A. 10121 – Philippine Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management Act of
2010
Naga City
Birbaum’s Conceptual Framework, 2015
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