CAPSTONE PROJECT ON DISASTER

MANAGEMENT PLAN
Course: Introduction to Disaster Management

Submitted by
Name : RAJ RATAN RAI
Sap Id : 500081839
Program : BBA MARKETING
Date : 25/11/2022
Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
i.
ii. Vulnerabilities
3. Implantation of National/ International protocols in DM Plan
4. Disaster Specific Plans
4.1 Hazard 1
 Hazard 1: Risk Assessment
 Hazard 1 : Mitigative Measures
 Hazard 1 : Preparedness Measures
 Hazard 1 : Response
 Hazard 1 : Recovery
4.2 Hazard 2
 Hazard 2: Risk Assessment
 Hazard 2 : Mitigative Measures
 Hazard 2 : Preparedness Measures
 Hazard 2 : Response
 Hazard 2 : Recovery
4.3 Hazard 3
 Hazard 3: Risk Assessment
 Hazard 3 : Mitigative Measures
 Hazard 3 : Preparedness Measures
 Hazard 3 : Response
 Hazard 3 : Recovery
4.4 Hazard 4
 Hazard 4: Risk Assessment
 Hazard 4 : Mitigative Measures
 Hazard 4 : Preparedness Measures
 Hazard 4 : Response
 Hazard 4 : Recovery
4.5 Hazard 5
 Hazard 5: Risk Assessment
 Hazard 5 : Mitigative Measures
 Hazard 5 : Preparedness Measures
 Hazard 5 : Response
 Hazard 4 : Recovery

5. Gaps in Disaster Management Plan

6. Conclusion
7. References
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
Profile of the district - By carving away areas of Ghaziabad and Bulandshahar, the District
Gautam Buddh Nagar was constituted on 6/9/97 with effect from Govt. order no
1249/97/82/97. Dadri and Bisrakh blocks carved out of Gaziabad are included in the
Gautam Buddh Nagar district, while

Bulandshahar District has been divided into two blocks: Dankaur and Jewar. 18 more

Bulandshahar settlements have also been carved out and incorporated into the project.

Dankaur and Jewar are two characters in the game Dankaur and Jewar.

Currently, the district is divided into three Tehsils: Dadri, Jewar, and GB Nagar (Map 1).

Bisrakh, Dadri, Dankaur, and Jewar are the four blocks. It contains 38 Nyaya.

343 habited villages and 30 inhabitated villages, 343 Panchayats and 243 Village
Panchayats

There are 8 towns and settlements in all. There are also 22 police stations in the city.
Gautam Buddh Nagar is a major industrial district in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

Sub-Region of the National Capital Region (N.C.R.) of Delhi, located west of Uttar Pradesh.
It's true.

It covers a total area of 1,442 square kilometres. A 100-kilometer length of road in the west

The district is divided from Delhi and Haryana by the Yamuna River. The locality is

Ghaziabad District to the north, Bulandshahr District to the east, and Aligarh District to the
south.

Southerly district. The area is also traversed by the River Hindon, which meets the

The Yamuna River near Village Gharbra, on the outskirts of Noida's Notified Area.
Within the district, both rivers represent a significant flood risk.According to the 2011
Census, the district has a total population of roughly 16.75 lakh people.

Table 2.1 shows a 37.11 percent increase in population, with Noida accounting for
approximately half of the total.

Greater Noida is a city in Uttar Pradesh, India. Figure of the Sex Ratio (which shows the
population makeup in terms of men and women)

In the 2011 census, the number of females per 1000 males increased to 851.

In 2001, the total number of people in the District was 841. Census India's preliminary data
has been released.

The population density of Gautam Buddha Nagar district in 2011 was 1,286 people per
square kilometre.

people per square kilometre The population density of Gautam Buddha Nagar district was
898 people in 2001.

per square kilometre The Gautam Buddha Nagar district covers a total area of 1,282 square
kilometres.

areas.Gautam Buddha Nagar has an average literacy rate of 80.12 in 2011, up from 68.69 in
2010.

in the year 2001 When it comes to gender, male and female literacy rates were 88.06 percent
and 88.06 percent, respectively.

70.82 per cent and 70.82 per cent, respectively. In the 2001 census, the same statistics were
81.26 and 53.70 respectively.

Gautam Buddha Nagar is a district in Gautam Buddha Nagar. In Gautam Buddha Nagar
District, the total literate population was
There were 1,122,947 people in all, with 666,065 men and 456,882 women. In the year
2001,

The district of Gautam Buddha Nagar has a population of 675,669 people.

According to the 2011 census, 59.12 percent of the population of Gautam Buddha Nagar
lives in Gautam Buddha Nagar.

in the district's urban areas Males make up 974,309 of the 974,309 persons who live in
urban areas.

Females number 443,700, while males number 530,609. Sex Ratio in Gautam Buddha's
Urban Area.According to the 2011 census, the Nagar district has a population of 836 people.
In Gautam, the kid sex ratio is similar.

In the 2011 census, the Buddha Nagar district had a population of 856 people. In the urban
area, there are around 6,000 children aged 0 to 6.

There were 137,118 people in all, with 73,884 men and 63,234 women. This youngster

Gautam Buddha Nagar district has a population of 13.92 percent of the total urban
population.

According to the 2011 census, Gautam Buddha Nagar district has an average literacy rate of
83.73 percent.

Males have a literacy rate of 89.20 percent, while females have a literacy rate of 77.17
percent. In reality,

In the urban area, there are 701,019 literate persons, both males and females.

The numbers are 407,405 and 293,614 respectively.

According to the 2011 census, the rural population of Gautam Buddha Nagar districts is
40.88 percent.

villagers' areas The total population of Gautam Buddha Nagar district lives in rural areas.

is 673,806, with 359,605 males and 314,201 females, respectively. In rural areas,

The sex ratio in the Gautam Buddha Nagar district is 874 females per 1000 males. If

When the Gautam Buddha Nagar district's child sex ratio data is included, the figure is 826
girls.

per 1000 males Males account for 109,480 children aged 0 to 6 in rural regions.

Females numbered 59,951 and males numbered 49,529. The child population accounts for
16.67 percent of the overall population.

Gautam's rural population Buddha Nagar is a neighbourhood in the city of Delhi. Gautam's
rural parts have a high literacy rate.

According to census data from 2011, the Buddha Nagar district has a population of 74.77
percent. Male and female are the two genders.

Female literacy was 86.32 percent while male literacy was 61.69 percent. There were
421,928 people in all. Agriculture is the main source of income for the residents of this
district. The most important crops in

Wheat, rice, and sugar cane are the main crops grown in the district. Millet is also grown in
some regions.

However, because of the industrial areas of Noida and Greater Noida, which are part of the
Bisrakh block, the major

Industrial employees, technical, engineering, and management are the main sources of
income in this area.
services.

The district's development is accelerating due to its proximity to the National Capital
Region.

The townships of NOIDA, Greater NOIDA, and the Yamuna Expressway are all in Gautam.

District of Buddha Nagar The district's cities of Noida and Greater Noida are world-class.

industrial nodes Many large-scale industries are located in the Noida/Greater Noida
industrial regions.

international corporations such as Daewoo Motor and Honda have

established. MANUFACTURING, CL, BPL, LG, HCL, etc. Other countries are undergoing
industrialization.

also within the district

As a result, the district is significant in terms of economic structure.

Not only on a state level, but also on a national level. Uttar Pradesh's total revenue accounts
for 25% of the state's total revenue.

Gautam Buddha Nagar sent me a message.

The Yamuna and Hindon Rivers separate the NOIDA area from Greater NOIDA.

The township is situated on the banks of the Hindon River. NOIDA is included in the
catchment area.

It is located in the Yamuna Valley and is an old riverbed of the same. The soil is a sandy
clay called Khadar.

is ideal for growing seasonal vegetables, grains such as wheat, and cash crops like as cotton.
sugarcane. The majority of vegetables and fruits are now grown in urban areas as a result of
urbanisation.

grown.It is well acknowledged that preventive, mitigation, and preparedness measures can
be taken.

measures, as well as stakeholder capacity building, so that negative effects are reduced.

A disaster's impact can be reduced. As a result, careful planning is required.

It is mandatory on the part of District Disaster Management under the DM Act 2005.

DDMA must embrace a continuous and integrated planning, organising, and executing
process

organising and putting in place procedures that are both essential and practical

Disaster prevention and mitigation are both important. These procedures will be
implemented.

the many departments' developmental strategies and readiness to handle the challenges

catastrophe relief, rescue, and rehabilitation, with the goal of minimising the loss.
uffered by the communities and must be documented in order to be useful and accessible.

The facility is open to the general public.

The NGY and Gautam's industrial nature makes disaster management a challenge.

Buddha Nagar must be thoroughly investigated for potential natural dangers.

natural disasters including earthquakes, floods, and strong winds, as well as man-made
calamities
 such as fires, road accidents, and industrial accidents ..

Disaster Specific Plans

Hazard 1) Floods
Waterways Yamuna and Hindon, however significant natural highlights of the
advised regions
of Gautam Buddha Nagar are inclined to conceivable flood risks. Noida is
especially
inclined, since it basically was important for the waterway bowls of Yamuna and
Hindon which
were recovered for improvement by developing dike. It is the low lying and
liable to confront enormous scope flooding in case of a break in one of the dikes -
along Yamuna or Hindon.

HAZARD 2) Seismic tremors:

Whole Gautam Buddha Nagar area incorporating the NGY fall in seismic zone IV
and are
offering normal limits to weak states like Delhi, Haryana and Ghaziabad
Region in Uttar Pradesh, which are all in seismic Zone IV (Refer Earthquake
Weakness Map of India, Map 2). The two blames specifically Moradabad issue
and
Mahendragarh-Dehradun issue going through the locale complement the quake
hazard of the twin urban communities (Map 4). This region has previously
confronted a few tremors of high
extent in past. The principal deductively recorded seismic tremor from this area
was on
fifteenth July 1720 with power of IX. Other serious seismic tremors have been
accounted for
therefore in the years 1803 (IX), 1825 (V), 1830 (V), 1831 (VII) and 1842 (VI). In
the
ongoing past, seismic tremors of extent up to 6.2 have been accounted for in Delhi
and
close by area (allude to the Figure 3). These are Bulandshahar seismic tremor
(1956) of
extent 6.2, seismic tremor close to Sona (1960) of size 6.2 and Moradabad
quake (1966) of extent 5.6. Also, Delhi and encompassing regions have a
potential for harm because of quake occurring in Himalyan Region. Besides, the
whole region along the Yamuna on either side lies added to the liquefaction
repertoire. This further
disturbs the issue of seismic tremor related takes a chance in the urban
communities.

HAZARD 3) Man Made Disasters

Likewise; there are numerous potential outcomes of synthetic debacles happening
nearby due
to contamination, mishaps that might cause outflow of huge volumes of synthetics
and
harmful gasses, plausibility of weighty vehicles engaging in street mishaps as
well as oil spillage, blasts of profoundly inflammable material that the trucks/big
haulers
might be moving and harm prone to be brought about by high wind speed in the
occasion
of tempest or cyclonic developments. The artificial fiascos are additionally
reasonable because of high
speed streets, parkways and connections to public thruways prompting or going
through the
city like Noida-Greater Noida and Yamuna Expressway, interface street
associating the NH
24 to the interior street organizations of Noida and Greater Noida, interface from
GT Road through
railroad over span at Dadri, proposed Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad Expressway and
the proposed rail interface from Tughlakabad to Maripat. These streets, however
fundamental for
improvement of Noida and Greater Noida, are expected dangers for conceivable
major
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mishaps except if satisfactory anticipation, alleviation and readiness measures are
coordinated with the improvement interaction so calamity risk is decreased.
Taking into account that modern areas of Noida and Greater Noida are truth be told
piece of a
proceeding with modern belt stretching out from Ghaziabad to Sikandrabad in
Uttar Pradesh;
Faridabad and Gurgaon in Haryana and Okhla Industrial Area of Delhi, the city is
inclined
to being affected by modern mishaps in any of these spots.
Thinking about the abovementioned, the fiasco risk examination has been done
under the
two more extensive heads for example normal and human prompted calamities

HAZARD 4 ) Fire Hazard

Fires frequently happen in urban communities as indoor flames in private,
modern, business and
institutional structures. Seismic tremor can likewise set off tremendous flames
in developed areas of
urban communities. Most successive reason for fire is short out, falling candles
or lamp oil lights
furthermore, comparative mishaps in dubious developments of wood, stick,
cardboard and other
materials. Fires so caused frequently spread rapidly and inundate enormous
regions, for example, a
private area, bunches of Jhuggi Jhompris, business buildings and
modern regions. Most awful fire occasion in Delhi was because of
shortcircuiting in
Upahaar Cinema Hall in the year 1997 making 59 passing and genuine injury
over
100 people.
The significant fire dangers in Gautam Buddha Nagar locale and NGY regions
are expected to
following:
 Shortcircuiting, blasting of gas chambers, indiscreet human prompting
unplanned fire connected with gas spillage, shades and other inflammable
material
bursting into flames and so forth.
 Compound debacle/mishaps
 Vehicle impact/air crash/train impact and mishaps prompting fire Industrial
mishaps prompting unstable gas spillages and fire
 Quake initiated fires
 Holder crack, spillage of inflammable liquids and gas spillages Communal
riots
 Dread assaults

HAZARD 5 ) Industrial and Chemical Disaster

Hazard
Noida and Greater Noida municipalities have been fabricated
essentially to advance modern
advancement in the locale. There are 6, 218 limited scope modern
units, 320
sending out and 16 wiped out units in the assigned areas of Noida
and Greater Noida.
Other than these, there are 12 significant mishap perils (MAH) units
in the Gautam
Buddha Nagar District
These MAH units discharge compound which are generally unsafe to
the climate
what's more, the local area.
The compound referenced above, if unintentionally delivered to the
climate, may lead
to wounds, passings, and fire in this way end up being unfortunate
for the climate and the
society.

CONCLUSION
This is a strategy that details the hazards that your company may face, what
you can do to minimise or manage them, and how to get your company back
up and running if tragedy strikes. The final section of your disaster
management strategy summarises the main topics and offers actionable
recommendations.