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    This document discusses disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) in the Philippines. It provides: 1) A list of the 15 countries with the highest disaster risk in the world, with the Philippines ranking 9th. 2) An overview of Republic Act 10121, the legal basis for DRRM in the Philippines from the national to barangay levels, moving from a reactive to proactive approach. 3) The four thematic areas of DRRM: disaster prevention and mitigation, disaster preparedness, disaster response, and disaster rehabilitation and recovery. 4) Examples of natural and human-induced hazards faced by the Philippines. 5) Key partners involved in DRR

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    This document discusses disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) in the Philippines. It provides: 1) A list of the 15 countries with the highest disaster risk in the world, with the Philippines ranking 9th. 2) An overview of Republic Act 10121, the legal basis for DRRM in the Philippines from the national to barangay levels, moving from a reactive to proactive approach. 3) The four thematic areas of DRRM: disaster prevention and mitigation, disaster preparedness, disaster response, and disaster rehabilitation and recovery. 4) Examples of natural and human-induced hazards faced by the Philippines. 5) Key partners involved in DRR

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    Isaster ISK Eduction & Anagement: DRRM Framework

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    DISASTER

    RISK
    REDUCTION &
    MANAGEMENT
    DRRM FRAMEWORK
    GILBERT F. FERNANDO, RN
    LDRRM OFFICER II
    ADMINISTRATION & TRAINING DIVISION
    DISASTER SITUATION
    The 15 countries with the highest risk worldwide

    Country Risk (%)


    3rd in 2011 – 2013
    1. Vanuatu 56.71 2nd in 2014
    3rd in 2015 – 2016
    2. Antigua and Barbuda 30.80
    3. Tonga 29.39
    4. Solomon Islands 29.36 3rd in 2017
    3rd in 2018
    5. Guyana 22.87
    6. Papua New Guinea 22.18
    7. Brunei Darussalam 21.68
    8. Guatemala 20.69

    9. Philippines 20.69
    10 .Bangladesh 18.78
    Developed by Bündnis Entwicklung Hilft in cooperation with
    11. Cape Verde 18.02 the United Nations University in Bonn)
    12. Fiji 17.83 Reference:
    https://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/Worl
    dRiskReport-2019_Online_english.pdf
    LEGAL MANDATE
    Republic Act 10121

    Enacted on 2010

    Legal basis for


    DRRM in the
    Philippines, from
    national down to
    barangay levels
    LEGAL MANDATE
    Then: REACTIVE
    Disasters as function of
    Top-down, centralized Focus on response
    physical hazards

    Disasters as reflection of
    Bottom-up, participatory Integrated approach
    vulnerability

    Now: PROACTIVE
    DRRM THEMATIC AREAS
    Disaster Disaster
    Prevention and Response
    Mitigation Provide life preservation
    and basic subsistence
    Avoid hazards and
    mitigate their potential
    Safer, adaptive and needs
    impacts disaster resilient
    Filipino
    communities
    towards
    sustainable Disaster
    Disaster
    development Rehabilitation
    Preparedness
    and Recovery
    Establish and strengthen
    capacities Restore and improve
    facilities and living
    conditions and capacities
    Natural Human-Induced
    Typhoons  Fires
    Floods  Accidents
    Storm Surges  Aircraft crash
    Earthquakes  Pollution
    Tsunamis  Civil disturbance
    Volcanic  Terrorist attacks
    eruptions
     Explosions
    Landslides
     Armed conflict
    Drought

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    PARTNERS IN DRRM
    DISASTER RISK
    H× V× 𝐄
    R=
    C
    H azard × V ulnerability × E xposure
    Risk =
    C apability
    DepEd in Disaster Response

    EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 33


    Series of 2019

    AN ORDER ESTABLISHING PROTOCOL


    IN THE ACTIVATION OF THE
    EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER
    (EOC) OF ROXAS CITY TO EXECUTE
    INTER-AGENCY AND MULTI-LEVEL
    COORDINATION
    DepEd in Disaster Response

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