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RA 10121

RA 9729

RA 10174

DRRM

PSF CCA

Points of complementation (Risk Assessments)

Point of integration (CLUP/CDP)

Be Guided.

Accountable, Transparent, Participative and Effective Local Governance

Environment-Protective CC Adaptive and Disaster

Resilient LGUs

Socially-Protective and Safe LGUs

Business-Friendly and Competitive LGUs

Sustainable Development-Oriented Local Government

Poverty in multiple dimensions reduced and massive quality employment created

Societal

Outcome

Sectoral

Outcome

Organizational

Outcome

Sub-Sectoral

Outcomes

Self-Reliance, Law and

Order and Public Safety

LG Capacity Development

LG Performance Oversight & Incentives and LG Administrative Guidance

Strengthened Internal Organizational Capacity

Internal

Governance

Outcome

Major Final

Outputs

Reinforcing Agency Commitments

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resource generation and

project development for the

various CCA-DRRM

initiatives to materialize.

ACCESS TO FINANCINGext

DISASTER

RESILIENT

& CLIMATE

CHANGE

ADAPTIVE

LGs

PRIORITY PROVINCES 10 PROVINCES W/

HIGH POVERTY

MAGNITUDECEBU

SULU

10 PROVINCES W/ HIGH

POVERTY INCIDENCEMASBATE,

CAMIGUIN

ZAMBO DEL NORTE5

ISABELA,

CAGAYAN,

ZAMBALES,

LAGUNA

ILOILO 5LEYTE

SOUTHERN LEYTE

SURIGAO DEL NORTE,

SURIGAO DEL SUR

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR

8CATANDUANES,

NORTHERN SAMAR

DINAGAT ISLANDS

EASTERN SAMAR

ILOCOS NORTE

ANTIQUE

BOHOL

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

,

28 PROVs

VULNERABLE TO

SHOCKS AND

DISASTERS

27 VULNERABLE

PROVINCES

47 MRBs

PROVINCES

10AURORA,

ABRA

ILOCOS SUR,

QURINO, CAVITE,

PAMPANGA,

NUEVA VIZCAYA,

AGUSAN DEL SUR

RIZAL, BENGUET

15ALBAY,

QUEZON,

CAMARINES SUR

DAVAO ORIENTAL

TARLAC,

BATAAN, BULACAN,

NUEVA ECIJA,,

PANGASINAN, CAPIZ,

NEGROS OR., BUKIDNON

COTABATO, LANAO DS,

MAGUINDANAO

2LA UNION,

SORSOGON

17DAVAO DEL SUR,

CAMARINES NORTE

LANAO DEL NORTE,

AGUSAN DEL NORTE, KALINGA,

APAYAO, BATANGAS,

DAVAO DEL NORTE,

COMPOSTELA VALLEY, IFUGAO,

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL,

SO. COTABATO, SULTAN

KUDARAT,

SARANGANI, MISAMIS OR.

MT. PROVINCE,

DAVAO OCCIDENTAL

18 PROVINCES IN THE

EASTERN SEABAORDBATANES

20 PROVINCES W/

VULNERABLE COASTAL

AREASBASILAN

TAWI-TAWI

PALAWAN

SAMAR

2011

⦁ Continuous Enhancing

LGU Capacity on DRR-

CCA Planning

• Database dev’t on

CCA-DRRM

⦁ Development of

Competency

Framework for

DRRM as basis for

the professionalization

plan of LDRRMO

⦁ Develop/enhance

guidelines for emer-

gency response teams

• Establishment of

Nat’l network of

LDRRMOs & SPs

• Advocate Eco-system

based adpatation

• CSR Watch (Awards for

private sector established)

• Adopt-a-Community

Program established

• Local awarding (CSR Watch) implemented

• International Forum (Environmental

action through CSR) conducted

DILG CCA-DRR ROADMAP

2013

• Implementation of

Accreditation System for

CCA-DRR Programs

• National Gov’t Industry

collaboration for green

building

• Advocate Green Building

code

•Bridging local

government

industry for

green

community

programs

• Assessent to

determine

the State of

Capacities of

LGUs &

Communities

for CCA-

DDRM

2018

20202021

2019

2016

2017

2015

2014Law awareness

• Basic Orientation on

CCA-DRRM laws

• Tools/Model Dev’t

Gearing-up for Implementation

• Assessment

• Collaboration

• CBDRRM

Expansion and Deepening

• Expansion of targets to LGUs

outside the MRBs

• Expansion of reach down to the

household level

• Deepening understanding on

planning tools (QGIS/Geohazard

maps)

• Award for Most Resilient LGUs

• Development of Accreditation

System for CCA-DRR programs

• Start ASEAN initiatives for

DRRM-CCA

2012

Concept adopted from Ms. Jessica Dator-Bercilla

L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokalstandardized disaster protocols for Mayors on early preparedness actions, response actions, and monitoring actions through the DISASTER PREPAREDNESS MANUALS (for hydro-meteorological hazards). L!STO Teams were also created at the local level (DRRMO, M/CLGOO, Fire Marshall and Chief of Police) as support for LGUs.

L!STONG Pamayanan is an initiative under DILG’s Operation L!STO that promotes community preparedness. It started with convergence and dialogues of various local stakeholders (LDRRMC) on their roles before, during and after a disaster. It branched out to the WEmboree, a youth platform for disaster preparedness information and involvement. This 2016, two (2) more activities are added:

1. Community Simulation Drills for Tsunami and Storm Surge: In partnership with the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC), we have developed and pilot-tested a three-day activity where barangays are tested for their preparedness in case of a tsunami or storm surge alert. Gaps are supported by orientation on concepts of Incident Command System, CBDRRM and contingency planning.

2. Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (CBDRRM): In partnership with Save the Children, Center for Disaster Preparedness, Philippine Red Cross and PPSC, the scaled-up CBDRRM shall look into the quality of barangay preparedness plans and other prior interventions. From this, capacity-building shall be given based on the gaps.

L!STONG Pamilyang Pilipino, on the other hand, is a partnership with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). This aims to build capacities of families and households for disaster preparedness. In the Family Development Sessions (FDS) of the recipients of the Conditional Cash Transfer, the L!STO Team (DRRMO, Fire Mashall, Chief of Police and Municipal Local Government Ops. Officer) with the Community Mobilizers of the CCT families, shall orient the families on the Gabay at Mapapara sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino. The Gabayat Mapa is a family guide to action before, during and after a disaster. It requires families to make a household plan determining their evacuation routes, family meeting points, and safe places in their home.

REGION PROVINCE NO. OF CMs

2 Batanes 72 Cagayan 62 Isabela 63 Aurora 5

4A Quezon 45 Camarines Norte 75 Camarines Sur 35 Sorsogon 55 Catanduanes 78 Eastern Samar 178 Northern Samar 138 Leyte 98 Southern Leyte 8

11 Davao Del Sur 111 Davao Oriental 813 Dinagat Islands 513 Surigao Del Norte 513 Surigao Del Sur 17

What’s in store this 2016.

SOME reminders:

• Mainstreaming – Remind LGUs to update their CDP and link with

NGAs/Regional Composite Team for assistance esp. on climate projections and

maps

• CODIX – Stay confidently beautiful with a heart and submit reports on time

• Please support your LDRRMO Association

*YES, it coincides with BuB, BBuB, SGLG, CBMS and the LFPs

Activity A M J J A S O N D

Drills

Gabay

CBDRRM

LCCAP

GIS

DPA

Mains.

MDM

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