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Asked: July 9, 2024In:
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In recent context to Hathras stampede and T20 world cup celebrations gatherings .

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  1. Sahil Rathod
    Sahil Rathod Begginer

    Effective crowd management is crucial in India to ensure public safety and the smooth execution of large-scale events, considering the country's diverse population, frequent cultural, religious, and political gatherings. Here are some ways to achieve this: Pre-event planning: Conduct thorough risk aRead more

    Effective crowd management is crucial in India to ensure public safety and the smooth execution of large-scale events, considering the country’s diverse population, frequent cultural, religious, and political gatherings. Here are some ways to achieve this:

    1. Pre-event planning: Conduct thorough risk assessments and create detailed event plans, including crowd management strategies, emergency response protocols, and communication plans.
    2. Intelligence gathering: Gather intelligence on potential security threats, crowd behavior, and demographics to anticipate and prepare for potential issues.
    3. Clear signage and messaging: Provide clear signage and messaging to inform attendees of event rules, safety protocols, and emergency procedures.
    4. Trained staff and volunteers: Train event staff and volunteers on crowd management, emergency response, and communication procedures to ensure they can effectively respond to incidents.
    5. Crowd control measures: Implement crowd control measures such as barriers, fencing, and cordoning off areas to manage crowd flow and prevent overcrowding.
    6. Security personnel deployment: Deploy security personnel strategically throughout the event area to monitor crowds, respond to incidents, and maintain order.

    Challenges in crowd management in India:

    1. Diverse population: India’s diverse population poses challenges in understanding crowd behavior, language barriers, and cultural differences.
    2. Frequent gatherings: The frequency of cultural, religious, and political gatherings can create logistical challenges in managing crowds.
    3. Limited infrastructure: India’s infrastructure may not always be able to accommodate large crowds, leading to congestion and safety concerns.
    4. Corruption and inefficiency: Corruption and inefficiency in the system can hinder effective crowd management.

    Best practices for crowd management in India:

    1. Use technology: Leverage technology such as surveillance cameras, sensors, and data analytics to monitor crowds and respond to incidents more effectively.
    2. Cultural sensitivity training: Provide cultural sensitivity training for event staff and security personnel to better understand local customs and behaviors.
    3. Community engagement: Engage with local communities to understand their needs and concerns, increasing trust and cooperation during events.
    4. Inclusive planning: Involve people with disabilities in the planning process to ensure accessibility and inclusivity at events.

    By adopting these strategies and best practices, India can improve its crowd management capabilities, ensuring public safety and the smooth execution of large-scale events despite the challenges posed by its diverse population and frequent gatherings.

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Asked: August 22, 2024In:
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Roadmap for Answer Writing 1. Introduction Objective: Introduce the transition from a reactive to a proactive approach in disaster management. Importance: Highlight the need for improved disaster management strategies to enhance resilience and preparedness. 2. Key Measures Initiated A. National Disaster Management Plan Description: A comprehensive ...

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    Model Answer Introduction Traditionally, disaster management in India has followed a reactive approach, focusing on response and relief after disasters occur. However, the Government of India has recently implemented several measures aimed at shifting towards a more proactive framework, enhancing prRead more

    Model Answer

    Introduction

    Traditionally, disaster management in India has followed a reactive approach, focusing on response and relief after disasters occur. However, the Government of India has recently implemented several measures aimed at shifting towards a more proactive framework, enhancing preparedness and resilience.

    Recent Initiatives in Disaster Management

    National Disaster Management Plan

    The Government has developed a comprehensive National Disaster Management Plan, which delineates the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders involved in disaster management. This plan emphasizes proactive strategies to build resilience and mitigate disaster risks.

    Enhancing Emergency Preparedness

    The 2nd BIMSTEC Disaster Management Exercise, focused on flood rescue operations, was held at Ramachandi Beach in Puri. This field training exercise aims to strengthen regional response mechanisms, fostering effective disaster management within the BIMSTEC region.

    National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)

    The NDRF, a specialized force established by the Government, has seen significant expansion and strengthening in recent years. Equipped with specialized training and equipment, the NDRF enhances India’s capacity to respond effectively to disasters.

    Indian Coast Guard Interventions

    The Indian Coast Guard has played a pivotal role in averting fatalities and minimizing damage during cyclones like Amphan and Nisarga. Utilizing advanced systems like the NAVTEX warning system and Maritime Rescue Coordination Centers, they ensure preparedness well in advance of disasters.

    Disaster Risk Reduction

    The Government emphasizes disaster risk reduction, focusing on resilience-building through land-use planning, early warning systems, and public awareness campaigns. This shift aims to reduce vulnerability and enhance community preparedness.

    Technology-Enabled Disaster Management

    Leveraging technology, initiatives like the National Disaster Management Information System (NDMIS) and the use of satellite imagery have been introduced to improve disaster response capabilities, facilitating timely interventions.

    Conclusion

    The recent measures initiated by the Government of India reflect a significant departure from a reactive disaster management approach. By emphasizing preparedness, risk reduction, and community involvement, these initiatives aim to enhance resilience and mitigate the impacts of disasters, underscoring the need for continued strengthening in this vital area.

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Anushka Kashyap
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Asked: August 1, 2024In:
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What is vulnerability? How and in what ways can vulnerability to disasters be categorised?

  1. Anita Dhruw
    Anita Dhruw Legend

    What is Vulnerability? Vulnerability has more to do than what happens direct from a disaster. It involves social and environmental factors that influence people’s capabilities in dealing with challenging events-for instance, natural hazards. Types of Vulnerability:- 1.Tangible Vulnerability: PotentiRead more

    What is Vulnerability?
    Vulnerability has more to do than what happens direct from a disaster. It involves social and environmental factors that influence people’s capabilities in dealing with challenging events-for instance, natural hazards.

    Types of Vulnerability:-
    1.Tangible Vulnerability: Potential loss of crops, livestock, machinery, equipment, buildings, and infrastructure.

    2.Intangible Vulnerability: Potential loss of social cohesion, community structures, cultural artifacts.

    3.Socioeconomic vulnerability Poor family is socially positioned to live in hazard-prone zones, or dilapidated structures. They have low savings so after disaster they cannot get back on their feet quickly.

    4.Physical / Material vulnerability: Engineering weaknesses which causes building/ bridges / dams to collapse quickly during earthquakes, cyclones et al, causing heavy casualties. Similarly, lack of building codes, hotel/homes built in flood, cyclone or earthquake prone areas is more vulnerable.

    5.Motivational/Attitudinal Vulnerability: Communities with fatalistic or dependent ideologies may be more vulnerable because they can’t cooperate or recover successfully after the disaster.

    6.Social/Organizational Vulnerability: Where there is a division on grounds of race, religion, and class or caste. The relief items are deprived to those on the lower rungs. Example: Bihar Kosi river floods and the lot of the scheduled castes villages concentrated.

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kavita kumari
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Asked: July 14, 2024In: , , , , , , , , ,
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What significant challenges does climate change pose for India, considering its geographical diversity, population size, and economic structure?

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  1. Poulami Roy
    Poulami Roy Begginer

    Challenges:   Extreme Weather Events: Increased frequency and intensity of events like cyclones, floods, and droughts can disrupt lives, damage infrastructure, and affect agriculture. Agricultural Impact: Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns threaten crop yields, affecting food secRead more

    Challenges:

     

    1. Extreme Weather Events: Increased frequency and intensity of events like cyclones, floods, and droughts can disrupt lives, damage infrastructure, and affect agriculture.
    2. Agricultural Impact: Changes in temperature and precipitation patterns threaten crop yields, affecting food security and the livelihoods of millions of farmers.
    3. Water Scarcity: Melting glaciers and altered rainfall patterns can lead to water shortages, impacting drinking water supply, agriculture, and hydropower generation.
    4. Health Risks: Rising temperatures and pollution levels can exacerbate health issues, including heat strokes, respiratory problems, and the spread of vector-borne diseases.
    5. Economic Losses: Climate-related disasters can result in significant economic losses, straining public finances and hampering development efforts.
    6. Biodiversity Loss: Climate change can lead to habitat destruction and loss of biodiversity, threatening wildlife and ecosystems that are crucial for environmental balance.

     

    Opportunities:

     

    1. Renewable Energy Development: India has vast potential for solar, wind, and hydropower. Investing in renewable energy can reduce dependence on fossil fuels, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and create jobs.
    2. Sustainable Agriculture: Implementing climate-smart agricultural practices can improve resilience, increase productivity, and ensure food security.
    3. Water Management: Developing efficient water management systems, such as rainwater harvesting, improved irrigation, and wastewater recycling, can address water scarcity issues.
    4. Green Infrastructure: Investing in green infrastructure like urban forests, green roofs, and sustainable transport can enhance climate resilience and improve urban living conditions.
    5. Disaster Preparedness: Strengthening early warning systems and disaster response mechanisms can reduce the impact of extreme weather events and save lives and property.
    6. Innovation and Technology: Promoting research and development in climate-resilient technologies can drive innovation and support sustainable growth.
    7. International Collaboration: Engaging in global climate initiatives and partnerships can bring in financial and technical support, enhancing India’s capacity to tackle climate change.

     

    India faces significant challenges due to climate change, but with strategic planning and investment in sustainable practices and technologies, the country can turn these challenges into opportunities for growth and development.

     

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Ameya Srivastava
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Asked: July 13, 2024In:
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What is the framework of Sendai? Describe the significant steps that India has taken to manage disasters based on the Sendai framework.

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  1. Jitendra Singh
    Jitendra Singh Begginer

    India has been traditionally vulnerable to natural disasters on account of its unique geo-climatic conditions. About 60% of the landmass is prone to earthquakes of various intensities; over 40 million hectares is prone to floods; about 8% of the total area is prone to cyclones and 68% of the area isRead more

    India has been traditionally vulnerable to natural disasters on account of its unique geo-climatic conditions. About 60% of the landmass is prone to earthquakes of various intensities; over 40 million hectares is prone to floods; about 8% of the total area is prone to cyclones and 68% of the area is susceptible to drought. Considering the vulnerabilities of India, Sendai Framework plays an important role in response, recovery and resilience of India in terms of disaster management.

    Sendai Framework

    1. Sendai framework is a 15-year voluntary, non-binding agreement adopted at the Third World Conference on DRR. It is a successor instrument to Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) 2005- 2015.
    2. It recognizes that the State has the primary role to reduce disaster risk but that responsibility should be shared with other stakeholders including local government, the private sector and other stakeholders.
    3. The Sendai Framework has set seven targets and four priorities along with guidelines for a substantial reduction in losses including a reduction in the number of deaths from disasters, number of people affected by disasters, economic losses and infrastructure losses.
    4. It also calls for an increase in capacities through national and local strategies, international cooperation and improved access to early warning.
    5. The Sendai Framework works hand in hand with the other 2030 Agenda agreements, including The Paris Agreement on Climate Change, The Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development, the New Urban Agenda, and ultimately the Sustainable Development Goals.

    Important Initiative Taken By India Based On Sendai Framework

    In furtherance to its commitment to the Sendai framework, the Government has taken up several important initiatives post-Sendai Declaration.

    1. Asian Ministerial Conference on Disaster Reduction (AMCDRR): India hosted the Asian Ministerial Conference on Disaster Reduction (AMCDRR) in November 2016. It provided an opportunity for multiple stakeholders to come together and make specific commitments to the implementation of Sendai Framework.
    2. New Delhi Declaration: The ‘New Delhi Declaration’ declares the commitment of participating governments towards preventing and reducing disaster risk, and strengthening the resilience of communities, nations in the Asian region. It also emphasises the need to enhance the capacity of communities and ensure participation of all stakeholder groups towards achieving resilience.
    3. Asian Regional Plan: The ‘Asian Regional Plan for Implementation of the Sendai Framework’ focuses on the ‘How to’ reduce disaster risk at national and local levels. It has arrived at a longer-term road map of cooperation and collaboration, spanning the 15-year horizon of the Sendai Framework, as well as a two-year action plan to further disaster risk reduction with specific, actionable activities.
    4. Prime Minister’s 10-Point Agenda on Disaster Risk Reduction: This agenda includes motives such as, to build a coalition to support disaster resilient infrastructure, encourage greater involvement and leadership of women, leverage technology to enhance the efficiency, develop a network of universities to work on disaster issues, utilize the opportunities provided by social media and mobile technologies, build on local capacity and initiative and bring about greater cohesion in the international response to disasters, etc.
    5. Training programmes: First national-level Training of Trainers programme for Sendai Framework was organised in 2017 by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR). Aim of the programme was to sensitise various Central Ministries and Departments on the utilisation of Sendai Monitor for developing action plans for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR).
    6. International Cooperation on Disaster Management: India had signed bilateral/ multilateral agreements with the several countries for cooperation in the field of disaster management like SAARC Agreement on Rapid Response to Natural Disasters, Agreement between India and Russia on cooperation in the field of Emergency Management, and Joint Declaration of Intent (JDI) between India and Germany on cooperation in the field of Disaster Management, etc.
    7. KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND REGIONAL COOPERATION: India is keen to share her expertise and help other countries in disaster response as it did during the Japan Earthquake in 2011 and Nepal earthquake of 2015. The government of India is making consistent efforts to promote regional cooperation by hosting the SAARC Disaster Management Centre to reduce disaster risks in the region and promoting knowledge sharing among the SAARC countries.

    India Specific Initiatives

    1. A National Disaster Management Plan was framed by the NDMA. It provides a framework and direction to the government agencies for all phases of the disaster management cycle. It has short, medium and long term measures that will be completed within the time frame of 5, 10, and 15 years. 2.
    2. The Government of India has issued a set of priority actions to all the State Government based on the goals, targets and priorities of Sendai Framework 2015-2030.
    3. In line with Sendai priority 4, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) is strengthened, both in terms of state-of-the-art training and equipment so as to further empower it as a professional disaster response force.
    4. Government of India has approved the creation of National Disaster Response Reserve (NDRR) through a revolving fund of Rs.250 crore to be operated by the National Disaster Response Force. This dedicated fund would enable the NDRF to maintain a ready inventory of emergency goods and services.
    5. The Government of India has constituted the National Disaster Response Force Academy at National Civil Defence College, Nagpur for training to personnel involved in disaster management and response.

    The Sendai Framework also calls upon all the stakeholders to be involved in disaster preparedness and mitigation planning as well as the relief and recovery phase. In the mission of Disaster Risk Reduction, there is a need for collaboration by all entities, public and private, to strengthen the mechanisms for disaster risk reduction by using and sharing reliable and affordable modern technology for capacity building. The country requires protocols to involve civil society in myriad post-COVID roles.

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Keerthana Rachagarla
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Asked: July 16, 2024In:
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How can AI and machine learning be applied in disaster management?

  1. Anita Dhruw
    Anita Dhruw Legend

    AI and machine learning have a high impact for disaster prediction, response, and recovery. Here is how some of them may be used; 1. Early Warning and Prediction: Weather Forecasting and Hazard Prediction: AI models try to identify pattern that may be indicative of such things as hurricanes, earthquRead more

    AI and machine learning have a high impact for disaster prediction, response, and recovery. Here is how some of them may be used;
    1. Early Warning and Prediction:
    Weather Forecasting and Hazard Prediction: AI models try to identify pattern that may be indicative of such things as hurricanes, earthquake or floods through processing big weather data.
    – Flood and Tsunami Predictions: Based on data from optical sensors, orbiting imagery and gauging stations, prediction models for flood heights and first alerts exist as a result of the ML algorithms.

    2. Real-time Monitor and Data Analysis:

    Real time identification and tracking of disasters through the use of sensor and image from satellites with the aid of Artificial Intelligence.
    – Social Media Analysis: Real-time observations on social media are useful in establishing on-demand conditions, and the impacts that may require resources besides analytical algorithms.

    3. Resource Allocation and Response Optimization:

    Rescue Operations Optimization: AI helps decide the routes that the emergency response teams should take, where there is a blocked road, shows directions that will save time.
    – Relief Supplies Demand Forecasting: Based on machine learning, the amount and sort of relief supplies needed is provided this makes resource distribution efficient.

    4. Damage Assessment and Recovery Planning:
    Post-Disaster Damage Assessment: AI within seconds can search satellite images to get an idea of the damages and sequences that can be useful in information prioritization with respect to recovery operations.
    AI would be used to demarcate important repairs; the structurally important repair requirements are thus determined which depends on the community need and availability of the location.

    5. Building Resilience through Risk Mapping and Planning:

    Risk Maps and Vulnerability Assessments: An AI model would facilitate the analysis of historical data for identification of high risk areas to assist governments in the formulation of measures for dealing with the risks.
    Simulation and Scenario Planning: Machine learning enables catastrophe modeling, which helps the planners to evaluate proposed responses to different disaster types and improve the catastrophe preparedness scores.
    AI and machine learning help turn disaster management into a less reactive process and bring about great benefits in lives saved and money conserved.

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Asked: August 22, 2024In:
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Roadmap for Answer Writing Introduction Purpose: Introduce the topic of landslides and their significance as natural disasters. Context: Highlight the need to understand causes, effects, and management strategies. Causes of Landslides Geological Factors: Fact: Geological characteristics such as soil type, rock composition, slope angle, and stability ...

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    Model Answer Introduction Landslides are among the most destructive natural disasters, causing significant loss of life and extensive property damage globally. They can be triggered by a variety of factors, including human activities and geological conditions. Causes of Landslides Geological FactorsRead more

    Model Answer

    Introduction

    Landslides are among the most destructive natural disasters, causing significant loss of life and extensive property damage globally. They can be triggered by a variety of factors, including human activities and geological conditions.

    Causes of Landslides

    1. Geological Factors:
      • Geological characteristics such as soil type, rock composition, slope angle, and stability contribute to landslide susceptibility. For instance, in Himachal Pradesh, steep slopes with loose soil and rock are particularly prone to landslides .
    2. Natural Factors:
      • Natural triggers include heavy rainfall, snowmelt, earthquakes, and volcanic activity. For example, in Assam, intense rainfall can saturate the soil, leading to instability and subsequent sliding downhill .
    3. Human Factors:
      • Human activities such as deforestation, mining, and construction exacerbate landslide risks. In Kerala, deforestation destabilizes slopes, increasing the likelihood of landslides .

    Effects of Landslides

    1. Loss of Life:
      • Landslides can result in fatalities and serious injuries among populations in affected areas.
    2. Damage to Property and Infrastructure:
      • They can cause extensive damage to buildings, roads, bridges, and other critical infrastructure, leading to substantial economic losses .
    3. Environmental Damage:
      • Landslides can lead to soil erosion, loss of vegetation, and alterations to local watercourses, causing long-term ecological harm .

    National Landslide Risk Management Strategy

    1. Hazard Assessment:
      • Conducting hazard assessments to identify landslide-prone areas and evaluate potential impacts on communities and infrastructure is crucial .
    2. Risk Mapping:
      • Mapping vulnerable areas helps prioritize them for risk reduction measures, ensuring targeted interventions .
    3. Early Warning Systems:
      • Implementing early warning systems with sensors and monitoring devices can alert communities before landslides occur .
    4. Land Use Planning:
      • Regulating human activities in high-risk areas through zoning regulations and building codes can mitigate risks .
    5. Public Education and Awareness:
      • Campaigns to educate communities about landslide risks and emergency preparedness are essential for enhancing resilience .

    Conclusion

    Landslides pose significant hazards, but with a robust National Landslide Risk Management Strategy, risks can be effectively reduced. By implementing comprehensive assessments, mapping, early warning systems, land use planning, and public awareness initiatives, we can protect communities from the devastating impacts of landslides.

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Pritma Sharma
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Asked: June 25, 2024In:
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In India, flash floods cause terrible damage to the homes located in low-lying areas. Talk about the causes of the regular flash floods that occur in India. Emphasize their influence as well. (Answer in 250 words)

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  1. Vishwa Mhatre
    Vishwa Mhatre Begginer
    Flash floods have a devastating impact on the habitations in low-lying regions in India. Discuss the reasons behind frequent occurrences of flash floods in India. Also, highlight their impact.

    Attached is an infographic based on flash floods  

    Attached is an infographic based on flash floods

     

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Sunita Soni
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Asked: July 24, 2024In:
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Communities need to be prepared to handle disasters since they are the first to respond to them. Explain.

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  1. Rajesh Meena
    Rajesh Meena Begginer

    Disasters affect people individually and communities collectively. Communities across the world have been facing a series of new challenges due to increased frequency of disaster occurrence. These have proved to be a threat to the developmental gains, target of poverty reduction and achievement of SRead more

    Disasters affect people individually and communities collectively. Communities across the world have been facing a series of new challenges due to increased frequency of disaster occurrence. These have proved to be a threat to the developmental gains, target of poverty reduction and achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. In the above context, community based disaster management has become very important as communities are the first respondents to any disaster. There are numerous examples of successful disaster management by communities in countries like, Peru, Bangladesh etc. During the Chennai floods it was observed that local communities helped the vulnerable people as well as the NDRF teams.

    Thus, capacity building of communities through training becomes very important because

    • A bottom up approach would be adopted where communities are the best judges of their own vulnerability and are capable of making the best decisions regarding their well-being.
    • It would ensure the formation of an inclusive plan keeping in mind varied risk-perceptions across people belonging to different social classes, age groups, gender etc. and unite the community in their mitigation and preventive actions.
    • The involvement of local people promotes self-reliance and ensures that emergency management plans meet local needs and circumstances; use indigenous knowledge, and skills with respect to hazards and mitigation.
    • Communities also play an important role in the recovery process including the socio- psychological rehabilitation of the victims of the disaster.
    • With the training and creation of awareness generation on disaster management and carrying out the mock drills from time to time under the close supervision of Disaster Management Committees, the community will be able to function as a well-knit unit in case of an emergency.

    It has become necessary to educate communities, impart skills and assign specific roles regarding disaster management to ensure a coordinated response. This can be achieved by:

    • Undertaking location specific training programmes for the community.
    • Integrating disaster management education wich formal and informal systems of education.
    • Charting a proper safety plan including all pre-disaster planning to reduce risk and enhance community preparedness.
    • Conducting the entire process of damage assessment and distribution of the relief packages with active involvement of local community leaders and SHGs.

    The UNISDR has also noted that where communities are equipped and prepared, disasters have much lesser impact. Consequently, efforts are now focused around building risk resilience by helping communities mitigate the impacts of inevitable disasters, as mandated in priorities of Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

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