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    DRRR-Activity 4 - 4th Q

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    Here are a few ways I could help my local disaster response team in the event of a natural calamity like a typhoon or flooding: I could volunteer to help with evacuations by going door-to-door in my neighborhood to notify residents of the danger and help transport those who need assistance to emergency shelters. I could also assist at a shelter by helping to set up cots, distribute supplies, and provide support to vulnerable community members. By being prepared myself with an emergency kit and plan, I can focus my efforts on helping others who may be less prepared.

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    Here are a few ways I could help my local disaster response team in the event of a natural calamity like a typhoon or flooding: I could volunteer to help with evacuations by going door-to-door in my neighborhood to notify residents of the danger and help transport those who need assistance to emergency shelters. I could also assist at a shelter by helping to set up cots, distribute supplies, and provide support to vulnerable community members. By being prepared myself with an emergency kit and plan, I can focus my efforts on helping others who may be less prepared.

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    Here are a few ways I could help my local disaster response team in the event of a natural calamity like a typhoon or flooding: I could volunteer to help with evacuations by going door-to-door in my neighborhood to notify residents of the danger and help transport those who need assistance to emergency shelters. I could also assist at a shelter by helping to set up cots, distribute supplies, and provide support to vulnerable community members. By being prepared myself with an emergency kit and plan, I can focus my efforts on helping others who may be less prepared.

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    DRRR-Activity 4 - 4th Q

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    Activity 4- 4th Quarter

    A. Assessing Learning

    Disaster risk reduction is a concern of not only one government agency but of
    many agencies working together to prepare, mitigate, respond, and recover in
    times of disasters.

    To clearly understand the topic, the following are acronyms of the different
    government agencies concerned with DRR. Give the meaning of the following
    acronyms.

    1. DND-
    2. AFP-
    3. DSWD-
    4. DILG-
    5. DSWD-
    6. DOST-
    7. DepEd-
    8. DOLE-
    9. NEDA-
    10. DOE-

    Enhancing Skills

    You can evaluate preparedness by careful analysis of your answers. The first
    column of the table below lists variables indicating a state of hazards preparedness
    of individuals, families, communities, and the state. The second column is a
    checklist of specific criteria for hazard preparedness arranged according to the
    variables in column 1.
    Disaster Preparedness Indicators Yes No Not
    Sure
    Does your community have a disaster
    preparedness plan for each major
    hazard that is known to affect your
    community?
    Is the plan reviewed periodically before
    and after any hazard to incorporate
    Preparedness Plan

    lessons learned?
    Were the formulators of the plan trained
    in disaster management?
    Is the public aware and knowledgeable
    about the disaster plan?
    Is the plan being distributed or circulated
    among the community members?
    Is the public aware and knowledgeable
    about what the plan states about the
    roles community members play in
    disaster?
    Does the community practice activities
    in the disaster preparedness plan by
    conducting drills or exercise?
    Do you think your house will be
    damaged by a big hazard event?
    Do you know whether your house is
    located in an area that is prone to
    hazards?
    Have you had your house checked for
    Housing Safety

    earthquake, wind, flood, or fire


    resistance?
    Have you reinforced your house?
    Did you secure your furniture or other
    belongings from any hazards that might
    affect your home?
    Do you think buildings in your
    community are well- reinforced?

    Do you have an emergency kit?


    Do you examine the contents of your
    emergency kit?
    Supplies

    Is your emergency kit a place where it


    can be easily accessed?
    Do you have emergency stocks?
    Do you think your stock is sufficient?
    Does your community store carry
    emergency supplies?
    Do you know what kind of people need
    special care in case of emergency?
    Do you know that elderly people are
    Special Support

    prone to injury and even death?


    Is there anyone in your family who has
    difficulty evacuating by himself or
    herself?
    Do you know how to guide hearing or
    sight-impaired people?
    Checklist of Disaster Preparedness Indicators
    Reflection :
    In three- five sentences, answer the given situation.
    How can you, as a member of your community, help your local disaster response
    team in the event of natural calamity like a typhoon or flooding?

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