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Flow to Safety: A Proactive Approach to

Flood Disaster Management

Introduction

The purpose of this action research is to improve flood response and


preparedness plans. The initiative focuses on preventing measures that reduce the
effect of flooding, ensuring community safety through early warning systems,
strategic planning, and effective resource distribution. According to Salik, A.
(2021), Floods are common natural disasters that can affect millions of people
around the world.

Research Questions:

1. How does a flood disaster effect on a citizen’s daily existence?


2. What is the impact of proactive approach on the flood disaster
management that flows to safety?
3. What are the factors that make the community vulnerable?

Methodology

The research will involve family members from our community.

Procedure:

I. Analyze historical data and potential climate changes.


II. Community Engagement: Conduct awareness campaigns. Involve
local communities in risk identification and response planning.
III. Early Warning System: Implement a robust early warning system.
Ensure effective communication channels for timely alerts.
IV. Infrastructure Preparedness: Upgrade and maintain drainage systems.
Construct flood barriers and embankments where necessary.
V. Evacuation Planning: Develop evacuation routes and shelters.
Conduct regular drills to familiarize the community with evacuation
procedures.
VI. Emergency Services Coordination: Establish a central coordination
unit. Train emergency responders and equip them for flood scenarios.
VII. Technology Integration: Use GIS mapping for risk visualization.
Implement flood monitoring systems for real-time data.
VIII. Community Training: Provide first aid and basic survival training.
Educate residents on emergency response procedures.
IX. Public Communication: Maintain open communication channels with
the public. Disseminate information through various media platforms.
X. Post-Flood Recovery: Develop a recovery plan for infrastructure and
community rehabilitation. Ensure psychological support for affected
as individuals.
XI. Regular Review and Update: Periodically assess and update the action
plan. Incorporate lessons learned from previous flood events.
XII. Collaboration with Stakeholders: Work closely with government
agencies, NGOs, and other stakeholders. Foster partnerships for a
unified and comprehensive approach

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Implications

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