1. Deepening community preparedness and resilience Data, nuance, and drive towards increasing local capacities in Phby DILG Usec. Austere A. Panadero 2013 International Research Forum Catanduanes State University, VIrac, Catanduanes PH October 16, 2013

2. State of Disaster? World Disaster Impacts 2000-2012 (UNSIDR) Trillion USD 1.7 in damages Billion 2.9 people affected Million 1.2 people killedPHL Disaster Impacts 1900-2013 [Top 10 disasters total only] (UNSIDR) 5.1 B in damages 45,418,734 people affected 25,011 people killed The Philippines is ranked 3rd (formerly 8th) amongst countries most exposed and vulnerable to disasters (United Nations Universitys Institute for Environment and Human Security and the German Alliance Development Works) 3. Damage and losses: Ondoy and Pepeng (in PhP million) SectorDamageLossesTotalProductive sectors557.82,661.73,219.5Social sectors706.5212.5919.0Infrastructure181.156.2237.36.30.97.168,228.4137,770.3205. 998.7Local government Total (1USD = 47PhP)Source: Typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng: Post-Disaster Needs Assessment, n.d. 4. Damage and losses: Ondoy and Pepeng (in PhP million)Private Sector 90% of total damage and lossesProductive & social sectors Public Sector95% of total damage and losses10% of total damage and lossesSource: Typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng: Post-Disaster Needs Assessment, n.d. 5. Source: Aquino, n.d. 6. State of Disaster? (UNSIDR) 7. Program Target 8. Policy-Enabled Environment Points of complementation (Risk Assessments)DRRMRA 10121Point of integration (CLUP/CDP)PSFRA 10174CCARA 9729 9. Capacity Development & AwarenessSustainability Resilient & Climate-adaptive CommunitiesOrganization & Leadership Policy EnforcementPlanning & FinancingTakes leadership and advocates SHARED communal responsibilityPrevention & MitigationPreparednessRoadmap *As determined in the March 2013 National DRRM SummitResponseRehabilitation & Recovery 10. ROLE of LCE/LDRRM Office Prevention & MitigationRecoveryLCE/DDRM Officer: Organize, train and directly superviseLeadCoordinateManageResponse Research and DevelopmentPreparednessStaff 3: Operations & WarningStaff 1: Administration & TrainingStaff 2: Research & Planning 11. Academic research and extension services Training of LGUs, including barangays, on understanding geo-hazard maps Capacity-building in LGU-specific LDRRM and LCCAP plans, and CLUPs, including inter-LGU complementation Quality standards for assessing LGU plans and budgets, and initiating participatory results-based M&E 12. One Month: One Action Multi-Hazard risk assessment and mappingEstablish and operate an end-toend early warning system Disaster PreparednessDisaster Rehabilitation and Recovery Livelihood, Health care and wellness programsPrevention and MitigationDisaster Response Monitor & mobilize local entities 13. It is better to prepare and prevent , than to repair and repent.~ Ezra Taft Benson 14. Thank you.@ResilientLGUsTemplate Provided By: 15. References Aquino, Ives. 2013. Most Destructive Typhoons in the Philippines (Infographic list). Accessed 14 October 2013, from Infographic List: http://infographiclist.com/2013/09/23/most-destructivetyphoons-in-the-philippines-infographic/. Typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng: Post-Disaster Needs Assessment. n.d. Accessed 14 October 2013, from Reliefweb: http://reliefweb.int/report/philippines/typhoons-ondoy-andpepeng-post-disaster-needs-assessment. WWF and BPI Foundation, Inc. 2012. Business Risk Assessment and the Management of Climate Change Impacts. Accessed 23 September 2013, from World Wide Fund: http://wwf.org.ph/wwf3/downloads/publications/bramcci2.pdf.