Disaster Risk Reduction

Disaster Risk Reduction

aims to reduce the damage caused by natural hazards like earthquake, floods, droughts, and cyclones, through an ethic of prevention.

International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR)

a global framework established within the United Nations that aims to coordinate efforts to reduce the risks associated with natural hazards and related disasters

Risk Awareness and Knowledge

Understanding the nature of hazards, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts.

Community Participation

Involve local communities in planning, decision-making, and implementation of DRR measures

Response

Immediate actions taken to protect lives and reduce further damage during a disaster

Recovery and Rehabilitation

Restoring normalcy and rebuilding after the disaster’s impact

Prevention & Mitigation

Activities aimed at avoiding or lessening the impact of disasters.

Preparedness

Measures taken to ensure readiness for disasters.

Response

Immediate actions taken during or right after a disaster to save lives and reduce damage

Recovery

Long-term efforts to restore normalcy and rebuild affected areas.

Community Preparedness Plans
& Family Survival Kits

A proactive strategy developed by local governments, organizations, and communities to minimize risks and coordinate an effective response during disasters.

Family Survival Kits and Materials

A set of essential items households prepare to ensure survival and comfort during emergencies