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1. Instruction: Each student will make a concept map discussing the different information about Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). CONNECTING...

2. Questions: Why is preparedness considered a critical principle of DRR? How can community engagement and education enhance the effectiveness of DRR strategies? In what ways can sustainable development practices contribute to reducing disaster risks?

3. Disaster Risk Reduction

4. Discuss the key concepts, principles, and elements of DRR. OBJECTIVE

5. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) refers to the strategies and practices aimed at reducing the damage caused by natural hazards like earthquakes, floods, typhoons, and droughts.

6. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION The goal of DRR is to minimize risks to lives, property, and the environment by implementing proactive measures before, during, and after disasters.

7. KEY CONCEPTS OF DRR Risk The possibility of loss or damage caused by a hazard. Risk is determined by the likelihood of a hazard occurring and the severity of its impact. Hazard A natural or human-made event that has the potential to cause harm, such as earthquakes, floods, or industrial accidents.

8. KEY CONCEPTS OF DRR Vulnerability The susceptibility of people, property, and infrastructure to damage when exposed to hazards. High vulnerability can be due to factors like poverty, poor infrastructure, and lack of awareness. Resilience The ability of a community or system to withstand, adapt to, and recover from disasters.

9. PRINCIPLES OF DRR Fundamental information about Disaster Risk Reduction Prevention Reducing or eliminating the risks posed by hazards. This can include building stronger infrastructure, enforcing building codes, and implementing early warning systems. Preparedness Planning and preparing for potential disasters. This involves creating evacuation plans, conducting drills, and educating communities on how to respond during an emergency.

10. PRINCIPLES OF DRR Response The immediate actions taken during and after a disaster to save lives and minimize damage. This includes search and rescue, medical aid, and providing food, water, and shelter. Recovery Restoring normalcy to communities after a disaster, including rebuilding infrastructure, providing psychological support, and ensuring the long-term recovery of the economy and social systems. Fundamental information about Disaster Risk Reduction

11. ELEMENTS OF DRR Risk Assessment Identifying potential hazards, evaluating the vulnerabilities of communities, and assessing their capacities. Effective DRR begins with understanding the specific risks that a community faces. Early Warning System Systems that detect potential hazards early and disseminate warnings to communities so they can take action to protect themselves. Effective early warning systems can save lives by providing timely information.

12. ELEMENTS OF DRR Community Engagement and Education DRR efforts are most effective when communities are actively involved. Education and training help people understand the risks and what actions they can take to reduce their vulnerability. Sustainable Development Integrating DRR into sustainable development ensures that development projects, such as building roads, hospitals, and schools, do not increase the risk of disasters. It involves considering risk factors in planning and building resilient infrastructure.

13. INSTRUCTION: Write a 2 00-word essay that reflects on the following. .. ACTIVITY

14. Understanding DRR: Summarize what Disaster Risk Reduction is and why it is important for communities at risk of natural hazards. Personal Reflection: Choose one of the key concepts, principles, or elements of DRR that you find most significant. Explain why this aspect resonates with you and how you believe it can be improved in your local community. Future Steps: Discuss how you can contribute to DRR efforts in your community. This could include personal actions, advocacy for better policies, or community engagement initiatives. ACTIVITY

15. INSTRUCTION: Read carefully the questions and write your answer in the quiz part of your big notebook.