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Slide 1 - Community Preparedness & Disaster Planning
Slide 2 - Why Disasters occur ?
Slide 3 - Understand Risk
Slide 4 - Prevention for Risk Reduction
Slide 5 - Community Disaster Planning A preparedness plan should list the names, responsibilities during emergency and contact numbers & addresses for the emergency response focal point, the team members at each operational level and people in charge of: Activating the response services Communicating with headquarters Managing external relations and aid appeals from other sources, including governmental, international and public funds Communicating with the media Coordinating and liaising with other agencies and services Managing administrative work
Slide 6 - Assessment of Probable needs Based on previous disasters, planners should compile a list of likely needs and available resources. If planners anticipate a gap between needs and resources, they should identify, in advance, ways to reduce it.
Slide 7 - Emergency Needs Assessment When planning for an emergency needs assessment, identify: Who and when (e.g. immediately, after 3 days, 2 weeks, etc.) is responsible for the assessment. Normally, multi-functional and multi-sectoral teams should conduct assessments What information is required at each stage of the emergency How and where research teams will be formed and trained What standards are being used to indicate the severity of the emergency
Slide 8 - Resource Mobilization and Allocation The preparedness plan should consider: What resources are already available and in what quantities? Which staff and volunteers can be shifted over from other programs during times of emergency? What resources will be needed that we don't have? Plans for procuring the resources that are not currently available.
Slide 9 - Communication Sharing and exchanging information among representatives of various agencies is crucial during emergencies. To ensure clear and effective communication in an emergency the plan should specify how communication will take place and via what mediums (e.g. email,radio, telephone, in person, etc.)
Slide 10 - Resource Components 1. Rescue and Medical Assistance Who will be responsible for organizing search and rescue operations? How to dispose of dead bodies Who will deliver first aid? What distribution and registration systems will be used? Who will be responsible for medical evacuations and hospitalization?
Slide 11 - Resource Components 2. Water and Sanitation The policy regarding use of water resources. What infrastructure and technical capacities exist? Who is responsible for the water system? Whether a supply/distribution system is in place Measures to take in winter, in summer drought or in case of water source contamination Equipment that is required and whether there is a need for water tanks (if local water sources are not available) For Sanitation Who is responsible (public divisions or private sector) • Whether training programs on sanitation should be conducted • The level of planning for sanitation activities
Slide 12 - Resource Components 3. Food and Nutrition Who is responsible for assessment of food supply needs and coordination of this part of the response operation? What food is available locally, in the region, in the country? What are the capacities of and prices in local markets? What foodstuffs traditionally used/acceptable to the population are likely to be affected? Of what should the food basket consist? What are the caloric requirements for various climates (for example, in cold high mountain climates)? What basic needs should be met for small children? Arrangements for storage & distribution.
Slide 13 - Resource Components 4. Logistics and transport Define normal aid delivery routes to anticipated disaster areas and affected populations Determine available storage sites Specify transportation modes (road, railway, air) and issues such as availability and cost Define availability of fuel and garages. Clarify limitations Define and establish cooperation with the government office Identify the spare parts that may be needed for vehicles; make all preliminary arrangements Define the probable impact of weather on logistics work Define and conduct training for personnel or divisions responsible for logistics in an emergency
Slide 14 - Resource Components 5. Other Domestic needs The items that will be needed and available Storage requirements—what are the local storage capacities? Available reserves of blankets, water tanks, fuel for food preparation, stoves, utensils and clothing Whether a distribution system is in place Who is responsible for management of these supplies and needs assessment
Slide 15 - Resource Components 6. Health Needs Who is responsible for health needs What is the local health care structure and how does it function during emergencies? Where can vaccinations for infectious diseases (e.g. measles) be conducted? Which governmental or non-governmental agencies are responsible for health care, disease prevention and public health campaigns? What role does your agency play? Is health protection different in winter? In what way? What special measures should be considered during a winter emergency? How can the problem of overcrowding be solved? How will the problem reflect on health care before and after an emergency? What measures should be taken for different population groups (children, pregnant women, etc.)? What medication and medical equipment is available? What might be needed? Is an additional supply of these items needed? Are storage capacities available? If not, what should be done?
Slide 16 - Resource Components 7. Shelter Needs Who is responsible for management and needs assessment related to shelter? What is the state policy with regard to sheltering an affected population? Which governmental structure is in charge of coordinating this work? Have sites been identified for possible large-scale emergency shelter needs? How will sites be identified? What difficulties are there related to land ownership? What potential problems may occur with the local community? What difficulties may arise in winter/summer time? What types of assistance will those who are hosted by relatives or friends need? How will the terrain affect shelter requirements? Are construction materials available locally? Are supplies of tents, construction materials, plastic sheets needed?
Slide 17 - Resource Components 8. Search and Reunification of families Who is responsible for managing search and reunification activities? What methods or approaches will be used to carry out these activities? What communication methods will be used to reunite family members? What other agencies and governmental structures are responsible for these operations? What level of coordination with these structures is required? At which stage of response should search operations be started (normally after 24-48 hours, since many people find each other during this period)?
Slide 18 - 9. Protection and Security Preparedness plans should identify who is responsible for protection and security. In addition, the plan should identify the actions to take to ensure the protection of the affected population and their belongings as well as the safety of the emergency responders.
Slide 19 - Plan Implementation Public Awareness Explaining the Risk Organizing the Response teams Incident Management Co-ordination of Resources Up-dation of the Plan Planned Exercise
Slide 20 - Any Questions ?
 

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