Basic Concepts Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Why is there a need for us to study DRRR?

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To IDENTIFY disaster risks
To use KNOWLEDGE to build a culture of safety
To STRENGTHEN disaster preparedness for response nd recovery
To REDUCE underlying risk factors

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It is a dangerous phenomenon that may cause loss of life, health impacts, loss of livelihoods and environmental damage.

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HAZARD

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It is present in our day to day lives. And can be anywhere.

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HAZARD

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3 types of hazards?

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NATURAL HAZARDS, HAZARDS INDUCED BY HUMANS,

PLANNED HAZARDS

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It is a type of hazard that includes arson, terrorism, wars

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PLANNED HAZARDS

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It is also called ANTHROPOGERIC HAZARDS

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Hazards induced by humans

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It is a type of hazard that include climatological, biological, geological and astronomical hazards

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NATURAL HAZARDS

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Identifies, studies and monitors any hazard to determine its potential , characteristics, behavior and origin (UNISDR 2007)

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HAZARD ANALYSIS

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Its purpose is to provide description of hazards,
“ help in setting priorities for protection
“ assist in designing DRRM system, program and services.

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HAZARD ANALYSIS

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Tools used in hazard analysis (atleast 1)

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Community hazards and disaster history communication

Hazard and vulnerability mapping

Factor analysis

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It is a SERIOUS DISRUPTION of the functioning of a community and involves widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses and impacts. It exceeds ability of the affected to cope up using its resources.

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DISASTER

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2 TYPES OF DISASTER

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Natural and Manmade disasters

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Type of disaster that is caused by humans and occur near human settlements

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MANMADE DISASTERS

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It is a type of disaster that is the consequence when natural hazards affect humans and or the environment

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NATURAL DISASTERS

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Typhoons, floods, flashfloods, tsunamis, surges, pest infestations, lightnings’ fire, drought, earthquake, volcanic eruption, mudslide, tornadoes are _______________ disasters.

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Natural disasters

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Armed conflicts, epidemics, war, explosions, terrorist attacks, oil spills, garvalance, environmental pollution, road accident, aerial accident, chemical hazard, industrial hazard, sea mishaps or maritime accidents, faulty wiring fires(pyrotechnics) are ______________ disasters.

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Manmade disasters

17
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Give atleast 1 main factor that causes Disasters.

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Global climate changes

Development of new territory

Degradation of environment

Economic development

18
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Give atleast 1 negative consequence of any disaster.

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Loss of human lives

Epidemics

Destruction

19
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It is a proactive approach where risks are reduced and managed

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DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

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It is the total value of elements at RISK

21
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Susceptibility of community to the impact of hazards

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VULNERABILITY

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3 categories of vulnerabilities

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Physical/material vulnerability

Social vulnerability

Attidudinql/motivational vulnerability

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Combination of all strengths, attributes and resources available within an organization to manage qnd reduce disaster risks

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Refers to inability of ppl, organizations nd societies to withstand adverse impacts to hazardsdue to characteristics inherent in social interactions of cultural values

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Social vulnerability

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People who have low confidence in their ability to affect change and feel defeated by events they cannot control are also vulnerable to disasters
ATTIDUDINAL/ MOTIVATIONAL VULNERABILTIY
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Determined by aspects such as population density levels, | Remoteness of site, materials used for critical infrastructure and for housing
PHYSICAL/ MATERIAL VULNERABILITY
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The process thru which individuals and organiz. , societies obtain, strengthen and maintain the capabilities to set and achieve their own development objectives over time
Capacity development
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Ability of people Organization systems using available skills and resources to face and manage adverse conditions emergencies or disasters
Coping capacity
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Specifies feature and behavior of the potential hazards and text people in the community face like hazard type. warning signs Forewarning speed of onset. frequency duration
Hazard assessment
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Identifies the elements at risk and the reason why they are at risk Like elements at risk and why Location of people at risk Extent People at risk
Vulnerability assessment
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The probability of harmful consequences or expected losses resulting from the interactions between natural or human induced hazards and vulnerable conditions
Disaster Risk