Management Intervention in Disaster Risk Reduction.pptx

Disaster Risk Reduction Via Management Intervention

1. Disasters Risk Reduction via Management Interventions ENS 111 Disaster RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT

2. Topic Outline I. Introduction Definition, importance, and objectives of vulnerability assessment in disaster risk reduction. II. Key Concepts Hazards, exposure, vulnerability, and capacity. III. Steps in Conducting Vulnerability Assessment Preparation and Planning: Set objectives, engage stakeholders, allocate resources.

3. What is Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) ? Measures taken to minimize vulnerabilities and disaster risks Includes preparedness, mitigation, and recovery strategies

4. Importance of Management Interventions Risk Assessment and Analysis Identifying hazards, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts Utilizing tools like risk maps and simulation models

5. Key Management Interventions Preparedness Planning Developing emergency response plans Conducting drills and training programs Establishing early warning systems Mitigation Strategies Implementing building codes and land-use planning Investing in resilient infrastructure Promoting environmental management and sustainable practices

6. Key Management Interventions Response Mechanisms Coordinating between various emergency services and agencies Ensuring timely and efficient communication Mobilizing resources and aid Recovery Planning Developing reconstruction and rehabilitation plans Supporting community recovery efforts Integrating DRR into development policies

7. Key Management Interventions Response Mechanisms Coordinating between various emergency services and agencies Ensuring timely and efficient communication Mobilizing resources and aid Recovery Planning Developing reconstruction and rehabilitation plans Supporting community recovery efforts Integrating DRR into development policies

8. Case Study Example 1: Japan’s Earthquake Preparedness Strict building codes and regular earthquake drills Advanced early warning systems Example 2: Flood Management in the Netherlands Comprehensive water management and dike systems Land reclamation and floodplain zoning

9. What is the future of DRR? Needs continuous effort for improvement and innovation Foster global cooperation and knowledge sharing Prioritize sustainability and resilience in development initiatives Promote research-based management strategies

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