NDMA

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDIA
BY
AMIT JHA, IAS
JOINT SECRETARY, NDMA
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
HISTORY OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDIA

1 High Powered Committee set up in August 1999.
1.
1999
2. Until 2001 Responsibility with Agriculture Ministry,
3. Transferred to Ministry of Home Affairs in June 2002.
4 National Disaster Management Authority established.
4.
established
5. Disaster Management Act passed in December 2005.
OBJECTS OF THE DM ACT

The Government of India through an Act of the Parliament have
d id d to
decided
t putt in
i place,
l
necessary institutional
i tit ti l mechanisms
h i
f
for
drawing up and monitoring the implementation of disaster
management plans, ensuring measures by various wings of
Government for prevention of and mitigating the effects of
disasters and for undertaking a holistic, coordinated and prompt
response to any disaster situation.
SALIENT FEATURES OF DM ACT 2005
SALIENT FEATURES DM ACT

DM STRUCTURE
S
C
NDMA set up as the Apex Body with Honble PM as Chairperson.
National Executive Committee (NEC) - Executive Committee of NDMA.
At the Centre
Central Ministries will Continue with Nodal Responsibilities.
State Level
SDMA at State Level,
Level headed by Chief Minister.
Minister
State Executive Committee (SEC), headed by Chief Secretary, will
coordinate and monitor implementation of National Policy, National Plan
and State Plan.
SALIENT FEATURES DM ACT
District Level
DDMA headed by District Magistrate.
Magistrate
Chairperson of Zila Parishad as Co-Chairperson interface between Govt.
and Public.
SUPPORTING INSTITUTIONS
National Disaster Response Force (NDRF).
National
N ti l IInstitute
tit t off Di
Disaster
t M
Managementt (NIDM)
(NIDM).
APPROACH
Paradigm Shift from Response Centric to a Holistic and Integrated
Approach.
Backed by Institutional Framework and Legal Authority.
Supported by Financial Mechanism, Creation of new Funds, i.e., Response
F d and
Fund
d Mitigation
Miti ti Fund
F d att National,
N ti l State
St t and
d District
Di t i t levels.
l l
MANDATE,, VISION AND STRATEGY
MANDATE
1 Lay down Policy and Guidelines.
1.
Guidelines
2. Approve National Disaster Management (DM) Plan and DM Plans of Ministries &
Departments.
3. Coordinate enforcement and implementation of Disaster policy and plans.
4 Take Measures for Prevention,
4.
Prevention Mitigation,
Mitigation Preparedness and Capacity Building.
Building
5. Lay down broad policies and guidelines for functioning of the National Institute of
Disaster Management.
g
6. Exercise general superintendence, direction and control of National Disaster
response Force.
VISION
To build a Safe and Disaster Resilient India by
developing a holistic, proactive, multi-disaster and
gy
strategy
gy through
g a culture of
technology-driven
prevention, mitigation, preparedness and efficient
response.
response
STRATEGY
STRATEGY
A multi-dimensional Strategy, focusing on
Pre-disaster Phase:
1. Prevention.
2. Mitigation.
3. Preparedness.
4. Capacity Building and Awareness.
5 Community Based Disaster Management.
5.
Management
Post-disaster Phase:
66. Prompt
p and Efficient Response
p
Proactive.
7. Reconstruction to build back better.
OBJECTIVES OF THE NATIONAL POLICY

Promoting a culture of prevention,
preparedness
and
mitigation.
Establishing institutional and techno-legal
frameworks.
Mainstreaming
M i t
i disaster
di t managementt into
i t
th
the
developmental
planning process.
Developing contemporary forecasting and
early warning
systems.
Ensuring efficient response and relief through
dedicated
Decision Support
System.
Undertaking reconstruction to build back
better.
Caring Approach.
Approach
CORPORATE SECTOR IN DISASTER

MANAGEMENT
ROLE OF CORPORATE SECTOR

The contribution of the Corporate Sector has been notable
especially in the aftermath of the devastating SuperCyclone in Orissa in 1999 and the Bhuj Earthquake in 2001.
During Kosi Floods and Andhra Pradesh & Karnataka
Floods in 2008 & 2009 respectively,
respectively the Corporate Sector
came forward in providing relief in a big way.
As an inalienable part of its Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR), the Corporate Sector can play an
essential role in leading
g and supporting
pp
g the communityy in
comprehensive risk management activities and in
mobilizing human and financial resources.
POTENTIAL AREAS FOR

CORPORATE SECTOR
Common inventory (public-private-public) of disaster
response resources so that one could easily find a
machine or a specialist in the aftermath of a disaster.
Alternating and cost-effective
cost effective technologies for hazardhazard
resistant housing and infrastructure.
R
Research
h and
d development
d l
t in
i hazard
h
d prevention
ti
and
d
mitigation.
S
Supporting
ti
and
d popularizing
l i i
t diti l and
traditional
d indigenous
i di
disaster mitigation methods which are time tested and
effective.
effective
POTENTIAL AREAS FOR

CORPORATE SECTOR
Corporate Sector can also play a useful role before the
crisis by supporting disaster prevention and preparedness
activities, by filling gaps between emergency relief and
long-term
g
development
p
programmes.
p
g
Initiate and support initiatives aimed at disaster prevention
or preparedness so that communities regularly hit by
floods, earthquakes and other disasters can develop
disaster plans, raise public awareness about disaster
preparedness, and train local disaster response teams for
the next emergency.
INITIATIVES TAKEN BY NDMA

Identified areas of priorities where Corporates can provide
assistance for disaster management and how they can
dovetail their commitments/ assistance to meet the
existing
i ti gaps.
Developed an Institutional framework for coordinating the
receipt
i t off such
h assistance.
i t
Development of multi-partner for a to discuss these issues
and take the agenda forward.
f
NDMA also taken up with State Governments to make
adequate precautions in the regulatory framework to
ensure that all projects undertaken by the Private Sector
are made disaster resilient.
resilient

Written to important Central Ministries, State Governments,
PSUs and Private Sector Groups.
Conducted National Level Conferences with various
Corporate Houses on how to develop partnerships in
disaster management not only for relief measures but also
i mitigation
in
iti ti and
d preparedness.
d
Developed scoping exercise on the involvement of the
C
Corporate
S
Sector
in Disaster Management in coordination
with IIM Ahmedabad.
Developing an institutional framework in the Corporate Sector, State

Governments District Level,
Governments,
Level NDMA and Ministries for coordinating the
activities of the Corporate Sector in DM and mobilization of assistance,
and to continue this engagement and take the agenda forward.
Planning by the Government through the SDMP and DDMP to factor

in Assistance of resources and inventory, CSR and PPP activities.
Planning by Corporate bodies for identification and matching of areas,

priorities, sectors, in which corporate sector can initiate projects and
schemes, as p
part of their CSR, or p
partner with g
government through
g PPP
initiatives, or provide assistance for disaster management dovetail
their commitments/ assistance to meet the existing gaps.
Ensure that
E
th t on-site
it and
d off-site
ff it disaster
di t managementt plans
l
are
developed by industries, compliance to be ensured.
Conduct mock drills on a regular basis in collaboration with the

corporate units.
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NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDIA

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

HISTORY OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN INDIA

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

OBJECTS OF THE DM ACT

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

SALIENT FEATURES OF DM ACT 2005

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

SALIENT FEATURES DM ACT

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

SALIENT FEATURES DM ACT

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

MANDATE,, VISION AND STRATEGY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

OBJECTIVES OF THE NATIONAL POLICY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

CORPORATE SECTOR IN DISASTER

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

ROLE OF CORPORATE SECTOR

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

POTENTIAL AREAS FOR

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

POTENTIAL AREAS FOR

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

INITIATIVES TAKEN BY NDMA

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

INITIATIVES TAKEN BY NDMA

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

INITIATIVES TAKEN BY NDMA

Developing an institutional framework in the Corporate Sector, State

Planning by the Government through the SDMP and DDMP to factor

Planning by Corporate bodies for identification and matching of areas,

Conduct mock drills on a regular basis in collaboration with the

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY

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