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1. Instruction: List 5 community-based practices to help manage a specific (pick your own) hazard. CONNECTING...

2. Questions: What role does the community play in managing disaster risks? Why is Government critical in DRR? What do you think is our topic for today?

3. Community-based Practices for DRR

4. Discuss different community-based practices for managing disaster risk to specific hazards. OBJECTIVE:

5. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Disaster risk management is essential for building resilience in communities and reducing the impact of hazards such as floods, typhoons, earthquakes, and landslides.

6. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Community-based practices involve the active participation of local residents in identifying risks and implementing strategies to manage them effectively. Here are several key practices that communities can adopt to manage disaster risk for specific hazards:

7. Risk Assessment and Mapping Community Involvement Engaging community members in identifying local hazards and vulnerabilities helps create accurate risk assessments. Workshops can be held to gather input and local knowledge. Mapping Hazards Using maps to visually represent hazard-prone areas enables communities to understand the risks they face and develop appropriate response plans.

8. Early Warning Systems Local Communication Networks Establishing systems that leverage local radio, social media, and community bulletin boards allows timely dissemination of warning information about impending hazards. Training for Community Leaders Equipping local leaders with knowledge on hazard detection and communication ensures effective information flow during emergencies.

9. Emergency Preparedness Training Disaster Response Drills Conducting regular drills helps prepare community members for potential disasters, teaching them evacuation routes and safe locations. First Aid and Survival Skills Offering training in basic first aid, search and rescue, and emergency response techniques empowers individuals to take action during disasters.

10. Community-Based Disaster Response Teams Formation of Local Teams Creating volunteer teams dedicated to disaster preparedness and response fosters a sense of responsibility and solidarity within the community. Collaborative Partnerships Partnering with local government, NGOs, and other organizations enhances resources and training for these teams, ensuring a coordinated response during disasters.

11. Infrastructure Improvement Flood Control Measures Communities can engage in projects like building levees, drainage systems, or rainwater harvesting to mitigate flood risks. Retrofitting Buildings Strengthening structures against earthquakes and landslides through retrofitting helps ensure that community members have safe shelters during disasters.

12. Ecosystem Management Sustainable Practices Promoting practices like reforestation, wetland restoration, and sustainable land use can reduce the impacts of natural hazards and enhance community resilience. Community Gardens and Green Spaces Developing community gardens and green spaces not only improves food security but also helps absorb rainwater and reduce flooding.

13. Education and Awareness Campaigns Workshops and Seminars Hosting educational events to inform residents about disaster risks, preparedness measures, and recovery resources raises community awareness. School Programs Integrating disaster risk management education into school curricula ensures that younger generations understand the importance of preparedness.

14. Post-Disaster Recovery Planning Community-Led Recovery Involving the community in the recovery process after a disaster ensures that local needs and priorities are met. Resource Mobilization Establishing a fund or resource pool managed by the community can support recovery efforts, ensuring that assistance reaches those most affected.

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