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    The document provides guidance on developing an exposure database for conducting climate change and disaster risk assessments. It outlines collecting baseline data on potentially affected elements, their vulnerabilities, and adaptive capacities. The process involves preparing exposure maps and databases with attribute information on exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity. Indicators related to wealth, information, technology, governance, social capital and infrastructure are used to assess adaptive capacity. Participants in developing the exposure database are also identified.

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    The document provides guidance on developing an exposure database for conducting climate change and disaster risk assessments. It outlines collecting baseline data on potentially affected elements, their vulnerabilities, and adaptive capacities. The process involves preparing exposure maps and databases with attribute information on exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity. Indicators related to wealth, information, technology, governance, social capital and infrastructure are used to assess adaptive capacity. Participants in developing the exposure database are also identified.

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    Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment

    STEP 3: Develop the exposure


    database 
    OBJECTIVES

    1 Prepare an exposure database that will contain baseline


    information on potentially affected elements

    2 Describe the vulnerabilities/sensitivities of the


    elements using indicators

    3 Describe the adaptive capacities of elements using


    various indicators

    4 Provide the baseline information for the conduct of the


    Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA) and
    Disaster Risk Assessment (DRA)
    OUTPUTS

    Exposure and Sensitivity Database

    Attribute information on exposure,


    sensitivity/adaptive capacity of the various
    exposure elements

    Base (Exposure) Map


    PROCESS

    1. Prepare exposure
    and sensitivity
    database and compile 2. Gather indicators
    attributes related to adaptive
    • Prepare exposure maps capacity of the exposed
    • Prepare the exposure elements
    database
    • Prepare the sensitivity
    database
    what is at risk from climate change
    EXPOSURE (e.g. population, resources, property) –
    multi-sectoral

    the degree to which a system is


    affected by the biophysical impact of
    SENSITIVITY climate change. It considers the socio-
    economic context of the systems that
    are exposed.
    Structuring the Analysis of Exposed and Sensitive Elements
    Who, what are exposed? How exposed?
    Population- %
    1. Population
    Social? Economic? children/total
    2. Urban area
    3. Natural Environment? Infra?
    Institutional or Or % PWDs, ISFs,
    resources elderly
    4. Critical point governance?
    facilities Houses- % light
    5. Lifeline Where are they? How materials/over strong
    infrastructure many? Type?
    Farmers- % w/o
    knowledge to CC

    System Exposure Sensitivity


    (refer to impact chain) (degree)
    HAZARD

    EXPOSURE SENSITIVITY
    Barangay Who / what is Location Degree of Condition of the Identify
    at exposed to (Where are Impact /threat element at risk other
    the hazard? these (e.g Percentage / (e.g. construction sensitivity
    Proportion of indicators
    (People located? Be materials, families applicable /
    places, as exact as informal below poverty
    settlement available
    facilities, possible) families) threshold)
    activities)
    PROCESS

    1. Prepare exposure
    and sensitivity
    database and compile 2. Gather indicators
    attributes related to adaptive
    • Prepare exposure maps capacity of the exposed
    • Prepare the exposure elements
    database
    • Prepare the sensitivity
    database
    the ability of a system to adjust to climate
    change (including climate variability and
    ADAPTIVE extremes) to moderate potential damages, to
    take advantage of opportunities, or to cope
    CAPACITY
    with the consequences

    a combination of ability and efforts in both


    physical elements (infrastructure, material
    wealth, technology) and social/institutional
    elements (human/social capital including
    information, governance/institutional
    strength,) to adapt to climate change
    6 Dimensions of Adaptive Capacity

    Wealth
    • Financial resources

    Information
    • Level of knowledge, info dissemination

    Technology
    • Example: drought resistant crop types being tested, research conducted

    Institution and Governance


    • Policies, plans and programs

    Social capital
    • Capacities, organized groups, CSO, trained staff

    Infrastructure
    • Structures to withstand climate projections
    Barangay Exposed Elements Sensitivity Adaptive Capacity

    Who, What is at Risk Characteristics/ Elements per sector,


    (people, systems Socio-economic per hazard
    Activities conditions that
    Facilities) makes the exposed
    elements easily
    affected
    Population 50% of 420 HHs are WEALTH
    below poverty 5% LDRRMF
    420 Households threshold 5% GAD budget
    Local budget for water
    1,800 popn 80% of 420 HHs are supply facility
    ISF
    upgrading M and E
    50% of 1,800 funds for
    population have Water rationing
    houses made of light services
    materials
    Available funds from
    CCT Program of DSWD
    PARTICIPANTS

    City/Municipal Planning and Liga ng mga Barangay President


    Development Coordinator

    City/Municipal Agriculture Officer City/Mun Disaster Risk Reduction


    and Management Officer

    City/Municipal Health Officer City/Municipal Local Government


    Operations Officer

    City/Municipal Social Welfare and City/Municipal Treasurer and Budget


    Development Officer Officers

    City/Municipal Engineer City/Municipal Environment and


    Natural Resources Officer or
    C/MENRO-DENR

    Representative from DepEd/CHED Local Economic Investment and


    Promotions Officer

    City/Municipal Tourism Officer GIS Expert/Mapper

    City/Municipal Market Administrator CBMS Data Manager


    INFORMATION
    REQUIREMENTS

    * Derived from Step 2

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