drrm roles

1. Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council
(RDRRMC) members, national agencies and other
DRRM practitioners & partners, especially those
newly-minted, being chairpersons, members,
implementers and practitioners of their local
disaster risk reduction and management councils

2. LCEs Roles and Responsibilities in DRRM, (3)
Institutionalization of Local DRRM Offices, (4)
Guidelines on the Utilization of Local DRRM
Fund

3. Formulation of Local DRRM Action Plan and
LCCAP, (9) Introduction to Contingency
Planning and Cluster Approach, (10) Introduction
to Incident Command System, (11) Pandemic
Response of the Province and (12) Introduction to
Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment and Post-
Disaster Needs Assessment.

4. During the summit, different DRRM tools, and
protocols will be discussed to DRRM practitioners
and stakeholders for them to fully understand their
roles and responsibilities in addressing disaster
risks.

5. Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management
Council (RDRRMC) members, national agencies
and other DRRM practitioners & partners,
especially those newly-minted, being chairpersons

6. This Act ensures the integration of disaster risk
reduction and climate change adaptation into local
development plans, programs and budgets as a
strategy for sustainable development and poverty
reduction.

7. Likewise, the summit was set in support to
Republic Act 10121, “An act strengthening the
Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management System, providing for the NDRRM
framework and institutionalizing the NDRRM
Plan, appropriating funds therefor and for other
purposes.”

8. (5) Hydro- Met Hazards and Warning System, (6)
Local Geological Hazards, (7) Earthquake-
induced Landslides/ Multi-Hazard Maps, (8)
Flood Modelling, Formulation of Local DRRM
Action Plan and LCCAP, (9) Introduction to
Contingency Planning and Cluster Approach

9. knowledge needed in mitigating and addressing
future disasters and emergencies. c
The event will be participated by Local Chief
Executives (LCEs), Disaster Risk Reduction
Management

10. The event will be participated by Local Chief
Executives (LCEs), Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Officers (DRRMOs) and Provincial
Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council
(RDRRMC) members, national agencies and other
DRRM practitioners & partners.

11. firm resolve on the implementation of the local
disaster risk reduction and management and
climate change adaptation plans.

12. Likewise, the summit was set in support to
Republic Act 10121, “An act strengthening the
Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management System, providing for the NDRRM
framework and institutionalizing the NDRRM
Plan, appropriating funds therefor and for other
purposes.”

13. The forum sets the direction towards unity in action and
ensuring that all concerned stakeholders will be equipped of
new skills, knowledge needed in mitigating and addressing
future disasters and emergencies. c
The event will be participated by Local Chief Executives
(LCEs), Disaster Risk Reduction Management Officers
(DRRMOs) and Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Council (RDRRMC) members, national agencies
and other DRRM practitioners & partners.

14. OBJECTIVES:
The activity aims to impart the significant roles and
responsibilities of local chief executives, Disaster Risk
Reduction Management Officers (DRRMOs) and Provincial
Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (RDRRMC)
members, national agencies and other DRRM practitioners &
partners, especially those newly-minted, being chairpersons,
members, implementers and practitioners of their local disaster
risk reduction and management councils and familiarize them
on the different geographic plans, tools and information systems
on disaster mitigation and climate change adaptation.

15. During the summit, different DRRM tools, and
protocols will be discussed to DRRM practitioners
and stakeholders for them to fully understand their
roles and responsibilities in addressing disaster
risks.

16. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
The state of DRRM and the utilization of local DRRM fund
sharing were also be highlighted as well as sharing of best
practices on DRRM and Provincial Awarding Ceremony of Best
DRRM Implementer 2021 (LGU Category).
Towards the end of the activity, the participants will recite the
“Declaration of Commitment” as a pledge of full support on
disaster preparedness efforts in the province to include their
firm resolve on the implementation of the local disaster risk
reduction and management and climate change adaptation
plans.

17. on Plan and LCCAP, (9) Introduction to Contingency Planning and Cluster Approach, (10) Introduction to Incident Command System

18. DESCRIPTION/IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY:
The three-day summit will feature lectures on (1) Central Bicol
State University of Agriculture’s/Camarines Norte State College
DRRM, (2) LCEs Roles and Responsibilities in DRRM, (3)
Institutionalization of Local DRRM Offices, (4) Guidelines on
the Utilization of Local DRRM Fund, (5) Hydro- Met Hazards
and Warning System, (6) Local Geological Hazards, (7)
Earthquake-induced Landslides/ Multi-Hazard Maps, (8) Flood
Modelling, Formulation of Local DRRM Action Plan and
LCCAP, (9) Introduction to Contingency Planning and Cluster
Approach, (10) Introduction to Incident Command System, (11)
Pandemic Response of the Province and (12) Introduction to
Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment and Post-Disaster Needs
Assessment.

19. The summit is a provincewide campaign for disaster awareness
and capacity building across the province considering that
Camarines Norte is prone to natural hazards. During the
summit, different DRRM tools, and protocols will be discussed
to DRRM practitioners and stakeholders for them to fully
understand their roles and responsibilities in addressing disaster
risks.
Likewise, the summit was set in support to Republic Act 10121,
“An act strengthening the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management System, providing for the NDRRM
framework and institutionalizing the NDRRM Plan,
appropriating funds therefor and for other purposes.” This Act
ensures the integration of disaster risk reduction and climate
change adaptation into local development plans, programs and
budgets as a strategy for sustainable development and poverty
reduction.