WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 14 & 15, 2024 * 1:30PM to 4:45PM via ZOOM
This three-session webinar-workshop will equip local government units in the barangay, municipal, city, provincial and regional levels with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop, refresh, update effectively its annual Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan (DRRMP) as mandated by the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act (Republic Act No. 10121). The law underscores the importance of capacity building and preparedness, which this workshop aims to achieve.
Participants will learn the key principles of disaster risk management, enhance their ability to assess risks, set strategic objectives, develop actionable strategies for planning and implementation, optimize resources for disaster preparedness and response ensuring compliance with national policies and bolstering community resilience.
By the end of the webinar, participants will be able to use the tools, techniques, and best practices to draft a practical DRRM plan and apply learned concepts customized to their local context.
The budget approval of your LGU’s LDRRMP will depend on the quality of one’s output. Join us in this training and together, let us build stronger, more resilient communities!
Why You Should Attend the Workshop?
1. Enhanced Understanding: Gain a comprehensive understanding of disaster risk reduction
principles and their application in local governance.
2. Practical Skills: Develop the ability to assess risks, set strategic goals, and draft actionable plans.
3. Resource Optimization: Learn how to allocate resources and prioritize investments
for disaster risk management effectively.
4. Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, experts, and practitioners to exchange
ideas and share experiences.
5. Compliance and Improvement: Ensure alignment with national policies and improve
community resilience.
6. Budget Approval: The approval and release of funds for disaster preparedness and
mitigation depends on the quality of your LDRRMP.
He is the Acting City Administrator and City Legal Officer of the City Government of Pasay. He is currently a Dean at the School of Law at City University of Pasay. He also teaches at the University of the Philippines National College of Public Administration and Governance on Public Fiscal Management and Project Management. He has played a key role in developing critical local governance instruments, including Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plans (LDRRMP) among many others.
He holds a Ph.D. from the University of the Philippines-Diliman and a Master of Laws (LL.M) from the San Beda Graduate School of Law. He is an awardee/ holder of the Professorial Chair of the University of Makati – College of Continuing, Advanced, and Professional Studies.
1. The composition of the LDRRMO
a. The Local Chief Executives as Chairpersons
b. The Local Planning and Development Officer
c. The Head of the LDRRMO
d. The Head of the Local Social Welfare and Development Office
e. The Head of the Local Health Office
f. The Head of the Local Agriculture Office
g. The Head of the Gender and Development Office
h. The Head of the Local Engineering Office
i. The Head of the Local Veterinary Office
j. The Head of the Local Budget Office
k. The Division Head/ Superintendent of Schools of the DepED
l. The highest-ranking officer of the Armed Forces of the Philippines assigned in the area
m. The Provincial Director/ City/ Municipal Chief of the Philippine National Police
n. The Provincial Director/ City/ Municipal Fire Marshall of the Bureau of Fire Protection
o. The President of the Association of Barangay Captains (ABC)
p. The Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC)
q. Four (4) accredited CSOs, members
r. One (1) private sector representative
2. Council members
3. Other individuals responsible for emergency preparedness and response.
4. Community Leaders: Representatives from barangay or municipal levels who play a
role in community safety and resilience.
5. Urban Planners and Engineers: Professionals involved in infrastructure and land-use
planning.
6. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Organizations working in disaster risk reduction
and community development.
Session 1: Basics of DRRM
1. Key Concepts and Principles: Introduction to fundamental DRRM concepts and frameworks.
2. Understanding Local Context: Discussion on the unique challenges and opportunities in
local settings.
Session 2: Risk Assessment
1. Identifying Hazards and Vulnerabilities: Techniques for recognizing potential risks and
vulnerable areas.
2. Conducting Risk Analysis: Methods to evaluate and prioritize risks for effective planning.
Session 3: Developing the DRRM Plan
1. Setting Goals and Objectives: How to define clear, actionable goals for DRR.
2. Creating Action Plans for Prevention and Preparedness: Steps to develop comprehensive
prevention strategies.
Session 4: Implementation and Resources
1. Allocating Resources Effectively: Strategies for efficient use of resources and funding.
2. Engaging Community Stakeholders: Importance of involving various community members
in DRR efforts.
Session 5: Monitoring and Evaluation
1. Tracking Progress and Outcomes: Techniques for measuring the effectiveness of DRR initiatives.
2. Adjusting Plans Based on Feedback: How to refine plans through continuous feedback
and evaluation.
Session 6: Workshop Activity
Group Exercise: Drafting a Simple DRRM Plan: Participants collaborate to create a basic DRRM plan, applying learned concepts.
Session 7: Conclusion
1. Recap and Key Takeaways: Summary of key points and learning outcomes.
2. Next Steps for Participants: Guidance on implementing DRR plans in their communities.
Contact Person: Glaisie Falculan
Mobile Number (+63 949) 870-1832
Telefax: (+632) 8842-7148 or 59
Email: glaisie.cgbp@yahoo.com
