CDRRM

Question 1

aims to create resilient communities that can reduce their vulnerabilities and exposure, and at the same time enhance their capacities before, during, and after a disaster.​

Answer 1

CBDRRM

Question 2

refers to the ability to reduce the probability of failure through risk reduction measures

Answer 2

Capacity

Question 3

This project aims to strengthen local capacity for emergency preparedness through a Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) approach and to increase the resilience of livelihoods through the prevention of landslide disasters and the establishment of safer agricultural livelihood strategies. ​

Answer 3

Community-based Disaster Risk Management​

Question 4

Participants in CBDRRM

Answer 4

engages communities not only in DRR but also in all phases of the disaster management cycle. The task of decision-making and activity implementation rest primarily on local peoples and organizations with the national government assuming a supportive partner’s role.​

Question 5

every family, individual, organization, business, and public service entity within a community must assume a role in reducing disaster risks.
Families can practice DRRM with the smaller hazards they are exposed

Answer 5

Various Stakeholders and Actors in CBRRM Process​

Question 6

Educational institutions are indispensable actors in community based DRRM. Students fall within the most vulnerable sectors of the population. Yet, because of the nature of schools and students, they could also be the most potent agents not only of disaster preparedness but in all aspects of the disaster management cycle.​

Answer 6

CBDRRM in Schools​