BSA

NSTP2- 421
NDRRMP THEME OVERALL RESPONSIBLE ROLE & RESPONSIBILITY
AGENCY
Disaster Prevention & Department of Science Responsibility:
Mitigation and Technology (DOST) • provides key strategic actions to
activities revolving around hazards
assessment and mitigation, risk
assessments, recognition of hazard-
prone areas and mainstreaming
DRRM into development plans.
• Underlines the importance of
conducting a thorough and scientific
examination of the underlying
vulnerabilities, threats, and
exposure to hazards and disasters.

Goal:
• To prevent hazards and mitigate
their possible consequences by
reducing vulnerabilities and
increasing community ability.
Objectives:
• To minimize community
vulnerability and exposure to all
hazards
• To improve communities' ability
to reduce their own risks and deal
with the effects of all hazards
Disaster Preparedness Department of Interior Responsibility:
and Local Government • Provides for important strategic
(DILG) actions such as community
awareness and understanding,
contingency planning, local drills,
and the creation of a national
disaster response plan.

Goal:
• To build and strengthen
community capacity to anticipate,
cope with, and recover from the
negative effects of emergency
situations and disasters.
 Objectives:
• To raise community consciousness
of the dangers and consequences of
all hazards, risks, and
vulnerabilities.
• To provide the community with
the tools it needs to deal with the
aftermath of a disaster.
Institutional capability should be
increased.
•Comprehensive national and local
disaster preparedness strategies,
plans, and processes must be
developed and implemented.
• To improve collaboration between
all players and stakeholders.

Disaster Response Department of Social Responsibility:

Welfare and • Provides for key actions that
Development (DSWD) prioritize tasks such as needs
assessments, search and rescue,
relief operations, and early recovery
activities during actual disaster
response operations.
Goal:
• During or immediately after a
disaster, provide life preservation
and basic subsistence needs to the
affected population based on
appropriate criteria.

Objectives:
• To reduce the number of
preventable deaths and injuries
•To provide basic subsistence needs
of affected population.
• To restore immediately the basic
social services.

Disaster National Economic and Responsibility:

Rehabilitation and Development Authority •Deals with issues such as jobs and
Response (NEDA) livelihoods, infrastructure and
lifeline services, as well as
accommodation and resettlement.•
Provides general advice on how to
provide humanitarian aid and
recover from disasters in a short
amount of time.

Goal:
• In line with the "build back better"
philosophy, rebuild and enhance
infrastructure, livelihood and living
standards, and organizational
capacities of impacted communities,
as well as reduce disaster risks.
Objective:
• Restoring people's livelihoods and
the continuity of economic activities
and business
• Restoring shelter and other
structures/installations
•Rebuilding infrastructure and
other public services.
• To aid in the physical and
psychological recovery of people
who have been affected by disasters.