SAMPLE SWOC

Disaster Prevention and Mitigation

Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges

 Presence of risk maps  Outdated CBMS  Availability of  Refusal of
 Presence of installed early data funding for COVID-19
warning signages  Ease of relocation from vaccination of
 Presence of early warning implementation of NGAs senior citizens
devices “No Build Zone”  Implementation  No early
 Availability of evacuation  No available lot for of warning system
center relocation from the transportation at the barangay
 Issuance of DRRM related Municipality modernization level
policies (ordinance, EOs)  No established program at the  Reluctance to
 Forged MOA with private policy requiring national level registration of
sector for the use of essential business  Availability of some farmers
sanitary landfill establishment for technical and fisher folks
 Presence of approved the installation of assistance from  Climate change
solid waste management back-up power warning  Poor
plan  Absence of agencies maintenance of
 Regular collection of laboratory for water  Availability of irrigation
waste testing advisories from system
 Availability of CDRA result  No established early warning  Different
 Availability of funds for warning system agencies warning
insurance coverage  Limited evacuation  Advancement of protocols and
 Presence of insurance center capacity technology alert systems at
coverage for DRRM  Presence of  Provision of the national
personnel including job unmanaged, building as level, creating
orders and contract of undeveloped, and evacuation confusion to
service privately owned center from LGUs
 90% of farmers and fisher destination sites PAGCOR  Unwillingness
folks are registered in a which is hazardous  Availability of of farmers to
LGU recognized to individuals NDRRM Fund avail the PCIC
organization visiting the site for the crop insurance
 On-going dredging and  Schools used as construction of  Lack of
desilting of river system evacuation centers evacuation database for
and its tributaries center agriculture at
 Availability of crop  With available the barangay
insurance risk assessment level
 Conduct of clean and tool from the 
green program national
 Conduct of tree planting  Presence of
along riverbanks and PCIC for crop
creeks insurance
 Insured government  Availability of
Geo Risk PH for
 buildings and facilities risk assessment
 Regular dissemination of 
local advisories.
 Presence of CBMS

Disaster Preparedness

Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges

 Established LDRRMC  LDRRMC  Presence of  Irregular fuel
Council through E.O. composition is support from rate
 Regular conduct of incomplete based the higher  No Barangay
council meetings on RA 10121 DRRMCs DRRM plans
 Established 24/7  CDP and CLUP for  Established  Various plans
Operations Center updating Barangay required by
 Availability of local DRRM  Lack of manpower in Development concerned
fund the LDRRM office Councils national
 Established LDRRM Office  No separate facility through E.O. government
through E.O. for the operations  Presence of agencies
 Filled-up plantilla center support from  Bureaucracy
positions for the LDRRMO  Lack of DRRM OCD regional at the national
including mandatory related trainings office government
staffs (RDANA, PDNA, CP,  Availability of  Different COA
 Availability of trained ICS, PSCP) DRRM-related interpretation
responders/  Lack of responders/ trainings from on some
personnel manpower NGAs national
 Regular conduct of fire  Lack of ambulance  Availability of policies
and earthquake drills  Lack of health DRRM-related  Limited
 Presence of capable personnel policies as awareness
responders ANDAM  Lack of DRRM- bases and and
BATOK SA TRAHEDYA related training for guide in preparedness
INGON MAN SA Teachers LDRRMF activities at
KATALAGMAN (ABTIK)  Power supply is utilization the
 Availability of equipment CEBECO-dependent  Presence of community
for disaster response  Some areas do not community fire level
 Presence of DRRM-H plan have access to auxiliary group  Not functional
 Regular conduct of water source (CFAG) BDRMMCs
COVID-19 vaccination  Lack of water supply  Presence of  Insufficient
 Presence of school DRRM for the irrigation ACDV supply of farm
focal system guidelines from inputs from
 Strong coordination  No approved DRRM- the NDRRMC other
among DRRMC members related plans (CP,  Availability of organizations
 Regular conduct of IEC PSCP, SOP, RRP, heavy  Lack of
activities RisCom Plan, etc.) equipment on coordination
 Availability of back-up  No separate office loan basis between
power for critical for GAD  Presence of tourism center
establishments  Not yet trained in augmentation and the
 Presence of renewable Gender Sensitivity support from barangay
 solar powered street training neighboring tourism sites
lamps  No monitoring and LGUs  No standard
 Availability of water evaluation scheme  Availability of fees for tourist
supply (springs, etc.) for DRRM PPAs solar lamps being
 Presence of water tanker implementation from the NGAs implemented
for household use  Lack of training in  Availability of for the
 Presence of water tanker search and rescue water tanker transport tariff
 Allocated budget for the  Intermittent supply from private  No established
improvement of water of water on the far organizations protocol/MOA
systems flung areas  Availability of during joint
 Presence of design  Presence of dead technical and response
software for water spots on some areas financial operations
systems  No reorganization of assistance at with
 Availability of handheld response clusters the provincial neighboring
radios  Lack of permanent level related to LGUs/LDRRMC
 Presence of NTC licensed LDRRM staff supply of water
radios and radio  Lack of equipment systems
operators storage / warehouse  Partnership
 Accessible municipal and constraints with civic
barangay road organizations
networking and NGAs
 Availability of LGU related to
vehicles water systems
 Presence of Barangay  Availability of
Animal Health Aide satellite phone
(BAHA) at the
 Conduct of regular provincial level
meeting of organized  Linkage to the
farmer association provincial and
 Availability of surveillance national
drone for agricultural government
assessment  Availability of
 Presence of tourist funds at the
destination provincial and
 Availability of municipal national level
market  Availability of
 LGU is open for investors DRR-related
 Full support from LCE and plans at the
LGU officials regional and
 Presence of approved national level
CDP  Availability of
 Presence of LPDRP technical
 Presence IEC materials experts in the
(pamphlets, leaflets, formulation of
brochures) plans
 Availability of localized  Presence of IEC
IEC materials materials in the
 Continuous conduct of regional level
information drive  Availability of
 Presence of GAD plan, technical
budget with focal person experts for
 Presence of inventory of GAD training
resources  Water supply
project to be
implemented
by the Cebu
Provincial
Government
 Availability of
radio stations
to be tapped
for IEC
 Strong support
from the Cebu
Provincial
Government
and
Congressman
in DRRM
programs and
activities
 Availability of
capacity
enhancement
training from
the regional
agencies
 Established
strong
partnership
with
neighboring
LGUs/LDRRMC
 Availability of
funds at the
national level
(NDRRMF)
 Presence of
national ACDV
guidelines
 Disaster Response and Early Recovery

Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges

 Availability of food  Lack of SRR-  Availability of  No established
assistance for fisher trained responders standard
folks during bad response from protocol during
weather personnel neighboring disaster
 Established 24/7  Lack of LGUs for response with
Operations Center augmentation the neighboring
response
 With available  Availability of LGUs and
resources
communication, national volunteers
 No response
rescue, and issuances for  No MOA
transportation plans at the the declaration established
equipment for LGU level of state of with
operations and  Lack of calamity, neighboring
response response conduct of pre- LGUs in disaster
 Conduct of RECOREDA protocols disaster risk response
as preparedness action  Report assessment,  Reluctance of
 Strong partnership with generation utilization of some members
other offices in QRF and among of the
conducting response  Lack of mobility others that will community in
and relief operations in the serve as bases the
 Availability of quick assessment of for LGU in the implementation
response fund for crops after a implementation of pre-
response intervention disaster of activities emptive/force
 With available  Trained  Availability of evacuation
communication, responders national  National
rescue, and need refresher government declaration of
transportation courses in agencies to assistance but
equipment for DRRM. augment different in the
operations and  resources to stated policy or
response LGU guidelines.
 Availability of  Different
National and reporting
Regional templates
Disaster forwarded to
Response Plans LGUs for
and compliance
Contingency for from concerned
various hazards national
 Presence of government
Negosyo agencies
Centers for  Uncooperative
financial attitude / non-
assistance for compliance of
businesses some members
 Availability of of the
support from community in
 local and the
foreign implementation
organizations of pre-
emptive/force
evacuation

Disaster Rehabilitation and Recovery

Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges

 Regular conduct of  No Rehabilitation  Availability of  Bureaucracy
mental health and and Recovery Plan livelihood training at the
psychosocial (RRP) from private and national level
support  Lack of PDNA- government for the
 Provision of trained personnel organizations provision of
livelihood  Lack of funds for  Availability of rehabilitation
program Rehabilitation livelihood
assistance
 Conduct of purposes opportunity from
 Lack of fund
livelihood training NGAs
(sewing, parents  Availability of PDNA at the
and child laborers, teams from higher barangay level
bugasan, soap DRRMCs for
making, women’s  Availability of fund rehabilitation
organization) at the national level  Procurement
for rehabilitation process
program