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REDUCTION
Lesson 2
Exposure and Vulnerability
REVIEW
Disaster
RA 10121
RA 7160
Risk Assessment
Hazard
Vulnerability
Disaster Management Stages
Levels of Disaster
Effects of Disaster
PHILIPPINE’S OVERVIEW
According to
“Philippines’ Disaster Management
Reference Handbook of 2015”
By: The Center for Excellence in
Disaster Management and
Humanitarian Assistance
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Population/People
One of The highest birth rate in Asia.
14th in the Asia Pacific
80 ethno-linguistic subgroups
Diverse culture from colonizing
countries
Estimate of 11 million OFW
Rank 94 of 177 most corrupt
governance with the score of 36 out
of 100.10
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Population/People
Rapid Urbanization, Overcrowding
issue, Growth of Urban Poor
population, underprivilege quality of
life
By 2030, urban area population is
expected to add 67% or another 34.8
million people
109,581,078 Filipinos as of 2020
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Population/People
Existence of the vulnerable group.
Children, the Elderly, PWD
Women has a higher rate in terms of
Educational Attainment in the tertiary
level or College level
Poverty rate from 21 percent in 2006,
19.7 in 2012
Currently Poverty rate is 16%
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Population/People
Philippines is categorized as Lower
Middle income country placing 114th
out of 187 countries
More than a 3rd of the population lives
in poverty
The considered poorest of the poor
are the Indigenous people, Small scale
farmers, fishermen, and people living
in the upscale area
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Population/People
Mindanao is considered as the
poorest area. Some causes are high
illiteracy rate and declining farming
production
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Environment
Located in the west of the Pacific and
under the pacific ring of fire
An Archipelago with 7,107 island
Has the longest seaboard all over the
world
Terrain consist of lowlands and
mountainous areas
PHILIPPINES’ OVERVIEW
The Climate
Tropical Weather and has a warm and
humid atmosphere all year round
June – November Wet season
December - May Dry season
One of the most susceptible country
to climate change according to WWF
3rd most disaster prone country in the
world after Vanuatu and Tonga
VULNERABILITY TYPES