for B

1. Disaster
Risk Reduction
Health
Risk Reduction Measures

2. Disaster strikes
Water Death Shelter Food
Supply Disease compromise shortage
disrupted
Extensive Few Many
Immediate
Impact
Restored- Deaths Not Partially
no disease from restored- restored
Measles Measles Malnutrition
despite outbreak increases
Long Term
Impact after restoring
intervention Health
Services

3. Prevention Preparedness Mitigation
Health-services Immunization Strengthening
Primary Health
Services
Hygiene Hand-washing Hygiene Promotion
Cover face when Availability of soap
sneezing, coughing
Dispose sputum (Safe
disposal – in a container
which is covered )
Water Store Bleaching Raised Hand pumps
Powder/ Chlorine Raised Latrines
Tablets
Availability of jerry
cans
Sanitation Bio-waste Control Availability of mugs
Vector Control Integrated Vector Availability of nets
Management or Insecticide
Treated Bed Nets
Counseling Anweshi scheme
Food Availability of ICDS,
Mid Day Meal grains