Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan …

Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan

Barangay Casili-on Salcedo, Eastern Samar

Brgy. Casili-on BDRRMP 2017-2019 2

© Local Government Unit of Salcedo, Philippines 2016

The document must be attributed as the Participatory Capacity and Vulnerability

Assessment: Barangay Casili-on, Salcedo, Eastern Samar.

Published by Local Government Unit, Salcedo, December 2014.

Disclaimer: The views in this publication are those of the authors.


Table of Contents

Introduction 4

Barangay Profile: Caridad 5

Barangay History 7

Spot Map 8

Hazard Map 8

Disaster Timeline 10

Social Venn Diagram 10

Hazard Assessment 11

Barangay Resources 12

Seasonal Calendar 12

Vulnerability and Impact Assessment 13

Capacity Assessment 16

Adaptation Assessment 19

BDRRM Organizational Structure 22

Sectoral Plan(Supply/Relief) 23

Sectoral Plan(Evacuation) 24

Sectoral Plan(Damage Control) 25

Sectoral Plan(Medical) 26

Sectoral Plan(Security Rescue) 27

Evacuation Plan 28

BDRRM Plan 29

Pictures 30


Introduction

The Participatory Capacity and Vulnerability Assessment (PCVA) was designed and implemented by Local Government Unit of Salcedo for the Child Centered-Community Based Climate Change Adaptation (CC-CBA) project in order to assist different project stakeholders in the efficient collection, management and analysis of community-generated data for mainstreaming disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation in local development plans of schools and local government units. The CC-CBA PCVA is an attempt to stimulate people's understanding and analysis of the factors that affect children, youth and their community's resilience against climate change. The PCVA is both an approach and platform of convergence and empowerment that encourages children and different community stakeholders to collectively assess, plan, implement, advocate and mainstream climate change adaptation for an evidence-based resiliency against climate change impacts.

The design of PCVA identifies five primary areas of assessment by and for the community in subsequent order:

1. Natural Resource Assessment: Changes, trends and current state of the community's natural resources to establish link of climate - weather hazards on the exposure and sensitive units of the community. 2. Hazard Assessment: Levels of vulnerability of the human and non-human elements and the historical impact and types of hazards to a specific location and system of interests in the community. 3. Vulnerability and Impact Assessment: The vulnerabilities of each exposed unit and sensitive systems of community in terms of human and non-human elements, including the likelihood of a unit and its interaction with every exposed and sensitive elements of the community to the effect of a changing climate or extreme weather event; also gauges direct and indirect impacts of hazards to each system of interests. 4. Capacity: The existing capacity, adaptive/required capacity and capacity gaps of human and non-human element.


Barangay Profile

I. Geographical Classification The barangay is situated along the national road. It is located 10.5 kilometers northwest

of the town proper of Salcedo, 26.5 kilometers of the town proper of Guiuan, and 58.5 kilometers south east of Borongan City (the capital City of E. Samar). Boundaries East : Brgy. Talangdawan West : Brgy. Sta. Margarita,

Quinapondan North : Brgy. Caridad South : Brgy. Tagbacan The National Highway passes through the barangay. Buses from Manila, Tacloban and Borongan, public utility vehicle such as jeepneys, vans, tricycles and trucks are available during daytime, early morning and night.

II. Physical Profile/ Land Area

The Barangay has a total land area of 241.19 hectares (source: MENRO Salcedo-2009). The land use distribution is not yet planned, hence, there is no specific measure of areas for residential, institutional, agricultural, etc. III. Demographic Profile Population

As to the conduct of PCVA, the total Barangay population is , where number of Male is while the female is . There are households in Barangay Palanas. IV. Livelihood and Employment Majority of the people in the barangay are dependent on its income from copra making, tuba gathering and farming. Some are dependent salary of being government employees, remittances from relatives either in local and abroad. Other sources of income are derived from food vending and extracting chromites. V. Economic profile Barangay Caridad is a 5th class Barangay. The Barangay income is dependent on the release of Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA), coming from the National Government. VI. Infrastructure and Utilities

Barangay road Road Distance Road condi-tion

Caridad-Casilion 1.2 kms. Rough

Tagbacan- Casilion ___kms. -do-

San Antonio St. 80meters Half-concrete lane

San Roque St. 100 meters Rough road

Fatima St. 80 meters Rough road

San Jose St. 122meters Concrete

Sto. Nino St. 73 meters Half concrete lane

Unnamed road 6 meters Rough road


Water system Facilities No. Uses/Condition

Open Dug Well All purpose

Jetmatic Pump 12 Functional

5 Non-functional

3 Brgy. Property (non-functional)

2 Private property

Power

Barangay Casili-on is already energized by Eastern Samar Electric Cooperative (ESAMELCO).

Communication

The radio broadcast is the primary source of communication in this area. There is satellite broadcast TV using satellite dish (Cignal), to watch TV news locally or internationally. The reliability of local broadcast of AM radio is still the main source of information specially when there is a threat of typhoon.

VII. Education

Barangay Casili-on offers complete elementary education, servicing in-school children and youth with 3 elementary school buildings. There is also one available Day Care Center. VIII. Health and Nutrition

HEALTH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Feeding Program

Maternal and Child Care

Immunization Program

Family Planning Program

Free regular check-up

BP and OPT

Deworming

Weight monitoring

Pre and Post Natal services

Garantisadong Pambata

Felariases Program

Other special programs


BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BARANGAY

Hadton una nga mga panahon, ine nga lugar in usa nga Sitio han Brgy. Caridad,

Salcedo nga gin ngaranan hin “HIGARON”. Gin ngaranan ini nga Sitio Higaron dara kay

abunda ine dinhe nga lugar hin pagka-on, sugad han palawan, kamote, bilanghoy ug an

iba pa nga mga pagkaon nakanhe kukuha-a han mga mulopyo.

Ini nga lugar in may mga salug o sapa nga diin damo an mga kasili o isda ha tab-

ang nga nagin Kasilihon. Dara hini nga kadamo han kasili, an nagmamangulo han Baryo

Caridad hi Juancho Gilber asya an nagtikang hin pagngaran han lugar nga Casili-on.

Ha pagkanhe ha Casilion ni Florentino Duran, nga taga Brgy. Camanga gin-

pauswag ine niya nga lugar ug nagin progresibo ine. Pag abot han panahon nga nagdamo

na an nag uuma ngan mga nagbabalay naglarang ini hi Florentino Duran hin

pagparihistro ha munsipyo nga maging barangay ngan gin ngaran nga Barangay Casilion.

Para han ka patronan han Barangay, an mga tawo ug an simbahan in

nagsisilibrar han patron ha kada Agosto 25 han tuig.

An Barangay Casilion in gin administrar hin mga aktibo nga barangay kapitan. An

una hini amo hi Hon. Florentino Duran, sinundan ni Hon. Sofio Yaranon Sr., Hon. Roberto

Cayosa ngan ha pagkayana in ginpapadayon pagpakaupay ubos han pamunuan ni HON.

MARIETTA J. OBILLO.


SPOT MAP OF BARANGAY CASILI - ON

HAZARD MAP OF

BARANGAY CASILI-ON


Hazard Maps


DISASTER TIMELINE

YEAR - DISASTER EPEKTO SA KOMUNIDAD SINU-SINO AT ILAN ANG APEKTADO

SAAN - SAAN MGA ARAL MULA SA KARANASAN

December 2014 Typhoon Ruby

o Destruction of crops o Destruction of houses

Farmers 90 Families

2 totally damaged HH

o Purok Sampaguita o Purok Orchidds o Purok Camia o Purok Cadena de Amor

o Pagputol ng mga tangkay ng kamoteng kahoy

o Build / construct a strong resilient house

o Cut the branches of trees near the houses

o Always be ready

o Brgy. Infrastructures should be strong /

resilient

o Evacuate as early ass possible

2013 Typhoon Yolanda

o Destruction of farm crops and other livelihood

o Destruction of houses o Destruction of infrastructures

Whole community: o 102 totally

damaged HH o 57 partially

damaged HH o Church o Health Center

Brgy. Casili – on

1966 Typhoon Clarin

o Destruction of farm crops and other livelihood

o Destruction of houses

30 totally damaged HH All the farm crops

Brgy. Casili - on

SOCIAL VENN DIAGRAM


HAZARD ASSESSMENT

Elements of Characteristic of Hazard Characteristic of Hazard (ano bang meron ang isang bagyo) Analytical Description of

Hazard

Cause / Origin (saan nangaling o ano ang dahilan) Malamig na hangin

Maitim at maulap ang kalangitan

Pagkakaroon ng low pressure sa dagat

Pagkulog at pagkidlat

Malakas na hangin at ulan

Nabubuwal na mga puno

Lumilipad na mga yero

Pagkasira ng mga bahay

Flood

Gustinets of wind

Force (Gaano kalakas) 120-150 kph

Warning Signs & Signals (saan ba narinig, radio, tv o

bgy)

Bandilyo

Pag – asa

Mobile Phone

TV

Radyo

Forewarning (indigenous EWS)

Moon sorounded with ring

Paglabas ng mga paniki sa araw

Paglakas at paglaki ng mga alon sa dagat

Speed of Onset (gaano ba kabilis bago dumating) Depende sa signal warning ng PAGASA

5 hrs. Pinakamadali

2 days pinakamatagal

Frequency (gaano ba ito kadalas) 1 – 2 per year

Period of Occurrence (ilang beses ba itong nangyayari

sa isang taon)

1 – 2 beses sa isang taon

Duration (gaano katagal ang epekto nito 1-3 hrs

2-3 yrs hangang makabawi ng mga pananim para magkaprudokto


BARANGAY CASILI – ON RESOURCES

UPLAND LOWLAND

o Houses, Provincial Road, Bamboo (bagakay), Goat, Cow, Dog, Cat & Pig o Caladium, Coconut Tree, Cassava, Banana, Sweet potato, Bird, Papaya, Bamboo, Chicken, Mango Tree, Butterfly & Cacao

SEASONAL CALENDAR

SITUATIONS/ ACTIVITIES J F M A M J J A S O N D

Livelihood :

Rootcrop farming √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Fishing √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Sari –sari store operator √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Food Vending √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Carpentry √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Sawali Making √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Bread Making √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Dapon Vending √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Hog Fattening √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Occasions :

Christmas and New Year √ √

Fiesta √

Balintawak √

Health :

Fever and Flu √ √ √ √ √ √

Malaking Pagkakautang

Enrolment √ √

Fiesta √


VULNERABILITY AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT

HAZARD SYSTEM OF INTEREST EXPOSURE SENSITIVITY IMPACT

Typhoon

HUMAN ELEMENTS

1. Children 0-5 years old

Male 51

Female 60

Cough, Cold, Diarrhoea, Fever, Trauma, Diarrhoea, Mosquito bites, Chiconggonia & Dengue

Malnutrition, Hospitalization, Insect bite diseases & Displacement


Male 49

Female 64

Cough, Cold, Diarrhoea, Fever, Trauma, Diarrhoea, Mosquito bites & Chiconggonia

Malnutrition, Hospitalization, Insect bite diseases, Displacement & Poverty


Male 32

Female 36

Cough, Cold, Fever, Diarrhoea & Skin deseases

Hospitalization, Insect bite diseases, Displacement & Poverty

4. 18 to 59 Male 154

Female 167

Diseases

Cough, Cold, Skin disease (kurikong), Fever, Diarrhoea, High Blood, Arthritis & Trauma


5. Elderly ( 60 up ) Male 33

Female 39

High blood, Arthritis, Cold, Cough, Fever & Diarrhoea

Hospitalization, Insect bite diseases, Displacement, Death, Poverty

6. CWD Male 1

Female 3

Cough, Cold, Skin disease (kurikong), Fever & Diarrhoea


7. PWD Male 8

Female 5

Cough, Cold, Diarrhoea, Fever & Skin disease

Hospitalization, Insect bite diseases, Displacement, Poverty & Malnutrition

NON-HUMAN ELEMENTS

1. Social Services

1.1. Education School buildings

Comfort Room

Staff : 8 Elem. Teachers

Totally Damaged

Totally / Partially damaged

Inability to teach the lesson well

No classes, Pupils may transfer to other schools, Leads to students drop out, Insufficient funds & Unsanitary waste is observed

1.2. Health 1 concrete health center Under construction Can’t be used & Damage of health


apparatus

1.3. Water 24 units jetmatic & 22 open dug well

Turbidity is high & Contaminated

Cause of human illnesses, Diarrhoea & Stomach ache

2. Livelihood

2.1. Coastal 10 fishermen Destruction of pump boat

Destruction of fish nets and other fishing gear

Poverty

Possibility of theft cases arises

Low yield on catch fish

2.2. Agriculture 95 farmers - Fertilizer - Bolo - Sundang

Destruction of farm

Destruction of crops and other plant

Alkansi / lugi

Poverty

The family will suffer starvation

2.3. Others: - Sari – sari store

12 retailers

Pagkasira ng tindahan

The goods will get wet

Pagkalugi, Poverty & The family will suffer starvation

- Food Vending 7 vendors Loss / damage of materials / tools

Mahina ang kita & poverty

- Carpenter 50 carpenters Loss / damage of materials / tools


- Amakan making 3 makers Loss / damage of the raw material


- Bread making

5 makers Damage of the materials

Pagkabasa ng harena

Mahina ang kita

poverty

- Dapon vending 3 dapon vendors Pagkamatay ng mga puno ng dapon

Pagkasira ngn bahay nito

Mahina ang kita

poverty

- Hog fattening / Raise

2 Hog raisers Death of the hogs, Pagkabasa ng pagkaing baboy & Pagjkasira ng kulungan ng baboy

Mahina ang kita

poverty

3. Ecosystem


3.1. Water 5 creeks Contamination Lalala ang siltation

Mawawalan ng lugar ng paglalabhan

4. Institution

4.1. Government GOVERNANCE:

Punong Brgy., 7 Brgy. Kagawad, 1 Treasurer, 1 Secretary, 4 tanod, 4 Utility, 10 Lupon, 6 BHW, 1 Day Care Worker, Volunteer Teachers & 1 Bookkeeper

Implementation of ordinance

Resolution

5% DRRMF

Official and employees are affected by the hazard

70 % DRRMF Mitigation and preparation of 30% emergency response are minimal to support damages

4.2. Private 3 credit facility - CARD Inc., SIKAP & ASA

Phil.

Late response Hindi nakakatulong para makabangon ang beneficiary

5. Infrastructure Brgy. Hall, Data Board, Jetmatic Pumps, Tanod Outpost, Reading Center, Children’s park, Church, Water system & Day care center

Destroyed & Lack of Reading Materilas

The council will not be able to conduct its regular session

Brgy. Information is not feasible

Unavailabilitry of water resources

Lack of Reading Materials

Incomplete facilities in the Children’s Park

REMARKS


CAPACITY ASSESSMENT

SYSTEM OF INTEREST EXISTING CAPACITY (COPING) REQUIRED CAPACITY

(ADAPTIVE CAPACITY) GAPS*

HUMAN ELEMENTS

1. Children 0-5 years old Male – 51 Female - 60

8 BHW’s, 3 CHT, 3 Utility & 4 Barangay Tanod 5 Utility

8 Brgy. Tanod

Available stay in midwife

2 utility

4 Barangay Tanod


Same above Same above Same above



4. 18 – 59 years old Male – 154 Female -167


5. 60 up Male – 33 Female - 39


6. CWD Male – 1 Female - 3


7. PWD Male – 8 Female – 5


NON-HUMAN ELEMENTS

1. Social Services

1.1. Education 0 pupils table, 0 Teachers Chair, 2 Teachers Table, 2 Black Boards, 0 H.E. Room, 0 Library, 0 Electric Fans

40 Pupils Table, 6 Teachers Chair, 7 Teachers Table, 6 Black Boards, 1 H.E. Room, 1 Library

40 Pupils Table, 6 Teachers Chair, 5 Teachers Table, 4 Black Boards, 1 H. E. Room, 1 Library


& 16 Electric Fans & 16 Electric Fans

1.2. Health 1 concrete Health Center, 2 Weighing Scale, 5 sphygmomanometer, 5 Thermometer, 1 Height board, 1 Baby Bed & 1 Bed

4 weighing Scale, 2 Bed, Medicines & 3 Thermos

2 Weighing Scale, 1 Bed, Medicines & 3 Thermos

1.3. Water 24 units jetmatic pump

22 open dug well 28 units jetmatic pump

4 units jetmatic pump

2. Livelihood

o Farming o Fishing o Carpentry o Amakan Waving o Bread Making o Dapon Producers o Hog Raising o Sari – sari store

operator

95 farmers

10 fishermen

50 carpenters

3 amakan makers

5 bread makers

3 dapon producers

2 hog raisers

Trained on new technology

Avialability of tractors and other facilities

Training on organic farming

Fishing boat and gears

Capital ( puhunan )

Enhancement of Amakan technology

Materials and equipment on organic farming and organic fertilizer production

Hand tractor

Shredding Machine

Production of kawayan and bagakay

Training on sawali / bamboo making

3. Ecosystem

3.1. Forestry None None None

3.2. Water 5 Creeks

4. Institution

4.1. Government BLGU

BHW

Tanod

Lupon

DCW

Teacher

Create ordinances and resolutions on health, peace and order, and barangay sanitation.

Trainings and seminars

Fund for conducting trainings and seminars

4.2. Private Senior Citizen

Farmers Association

Fisher folk association

Women’s Organization

Livelihood program Trainings and seminars

Fund for conducting trainings and seminars


5. Infrastructure Health Center Day Care Center Jetmatic pump Church Data Board Tanod Outpost Reading Center Children’s Park Water System

Under Construction 5 jetmatic Pump Not Resilient Incomplete Data Lack of reading facilities Incomplete recreational facilities Not potable water

Complete facilities and apparatus for the health center No CR for Male 10 jetmatic pump Resilient to any disaster Complete data Complete reading facilities Complete recreational facilities Potable water and tap stand

Construction Construction of the male CR Construction of 5 jetmatic pump Rehabilitation of the Barangay Church Complete data Rehabilitation of the Tanod Outpost Procurement of reading materials and construction of comfort Room Rehabilitation of the Children’s Park Rehabilitation of the water system

Remarks


ADAPTATION ASSESSMENT

SYSTEM OF INTEREST ADAPTATION MEASURES PRIORITY RANK TIME FRAME

HEALTH

1. Request stay in midwife for the lying in

2. Detail more utility for the Brgy.

3. Deatil another Brgy. Tanod for safety of our Brgy.

4. Purchase weighing scale for the BHW

5. Purchase 3 sphygmomanometer

6. Purchase 3 thermometer

7. Purchase 1 height board

8. Purchase more medicine

9. Purchase 1 more bed

10. Purchase 5 thermos for the lying in

11. Purchase tables and chairs for the lying in

1

8

5

10

9

11

4

2

3

6

7

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

EDUCATION 1. Rehabilitation school buildings used as an evacuation

center 1

Throughout the year

WATER / SANITATION 1. Rehabilitation of 24 units Jetmatic pump

2. Cleaning and chlorination of water source

1

2

2016

2016

LIVELIHOOD

1. Purchase of hand tractor

2. Purchase of shredder

3. Training for cassava cake and cassava chips making

4. Training for cassava flour making

5. Training for hat waving

6. Purchase of other farm materials ( bolo, sundang )

7. Production of organic fertilizer

8. Training for bubu, panggal and timing making

2

4

5

6

7

3

1

8

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015

2015


FORESTRY AND WATER

1. Tree planting

2. Crafting of ordinance for tree park and production area

of bamboo and bagakay

3. Crafting of ordinance for mandating segregation of

household waste

4. Crafting of ordinance designating of dumping site and

composting area

5. Tree planting along the river bank

6. Clearing of water ways

7. Crafting of ordinance banning the throwing / dumping of

trash in the water ways

7

3

2

4

5

6

1

May 2015

2015

April 2015

May 2015

June 2015

June 2015

April 2015

GOVERNMENT

1. 70 % DRRMF for preparation and mitigation of 30%

emergency response

2. Organized BDRRMC

3. Trained BDRRMC

4. Pre-positioning of materials and equipment’s for

disaster preparedness

5. Construction / rehabilitation of safe evacuation

center

6. Inclusion of identified recovery & rehab project in

20 % DF

7. Hazard map posting

8. Drill and simulation

9. Evacuation plan posting

10. IEC for family preparedness

11. Adaptation of environmental ordinances

12. Evacuation route plan posting

4

1

3

5

12

11

9

6

8

7

10

2

8

March 2015

Feb. 2015

Feb. 2015

March 2015

Jan. 2016

Jan. 2016

Sep. 2015

July 2015

Sep. 2015

July. 2015

Sep. 2015

March 2015

Sep. 2015


INFRASTRUCTURE

1. Construction of Health Center

2. Construction of Male CR in the day care center

3. Rehabilitation of Brgy. Chapel

4. Completion of the data board information

5. Rehabilitation of level 2 water system

6. Procurement of reading materials and

construction of comfort room in the reading

center

7. Rehabilitation of the tanod outpost

8. Rehabilitation of children’s park

2

8

7

6

3

5

4

1

Aug. 2015

Dec. 2015

Dec. 2015-2016

Nov. 2015-2016

Dec. 2015

Feb. 2015- 2016

Jan. 2015 – 2016

Dec. 2015


BDRRM ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF BRGY. CASILI–ON

ALBERTO G. LOYOLA

BDRRMO

VICE CHAIRMAN

PREPAREDNESS PREVENTION / MITIGATION EMERGENCY RESPONSE RECOVERY / REHAB

SUPPLY & RELIEF

DELIA TAMBOLOGAN

MYRNA NADERA

LUZ YAKIT

RODULFO SEBALON

ESTRELLA YAKIT

GILDEGARDO APILADO

EVACUATION

ALBERTO LOYOLA

VILMA LOYOLA

DAINA MACABOCSIT

ROSALIA APILADO

DAMAGE CONTROL

RENATO MACAWILE

CLAUDIA YAKIT

MARIETTA OBILLO

FLORA YAKIT

MARGARITA TAMBOLOGAN

SECURITY / RESCUE

JUDE ODIVELAS

JAIME COLANDOG

FAUSTINO NADERA

JESSIE AYON

FRANCISCO LACTAWAN

MEDICAL

FRANCISCA JALBAY

NIEVES ABDON

EDITA BALDICANAS

JANICE QUILBIO

CRISTEE GALANGUE

JUVELYN OGARIO

AMALIA CABUGAWAN


SECTORAL PLAN (SUPPLY/ RELIEF)

SYSTEM OF INTEREST EXISTING RESOURCES

PROJECTED NEED

GAPS ACTIVITY TO MEET THE NEEDS

SUPPORT AGENCY INGO /

NGO

SOURCE OF FUND ESTIMATED COST

Children 0 – 5y.o. - Male 51 - Female 60

Children 6 – 12y.o. - Male 49 - Female64


18 above - Male 154 - Female 167

Elderly - Male 33 - Female 39

CWD - Male 1 - Female 3

PWD - Male 8 - Female 5

30 % of 5 %

BDRRM Fund

Rice

Coffee

Sugar

Sardines

Noodles

Powdered milk

Biscuits

Medicine

Distilled water

Bath soap

Laundry soap

11 sacks rice

181 (25g) packs coffee

1 sack sugar

543 cans sardines

543 Packs Noodles

111 packs powdered milk

181 packs biscuits

Medicines

111 distilled water

181 boxes bath soap

181 bar laundry soap

Resolution for procurement

BLGU MLGU DSWD PLAN

UNICEF

30 % OF 5 % BDRRM Fund

NGO’ s

24,200 3,982

1,900 8,145

4,887

2,775

9,955

2,000 3,330

5,086

3,620

Total: 735 70,862


SECTORAL PLAN (EVACUATION)


PROJECTED NEED



NGO









Megaphone

Flashlight

Day Care Center

Brgy. Hall

Medicine

Health Center

Elem. School Bldg.

Generator

Evacuation Center

Megaphone

Flashlight

Batteries

Mosquito net

Thermos

Coffee

Sugar

Noodles

Match

Solar radio

Solar lamp

Medicine

1 evacuation center

3 megaphones

50 mosquito nets

28 thermos

50 doz. Coffee

50 pcs. Matches

7 solar radio

7 solar lamp

20 L. diesel

3 boxes basic Med.

BLGU Resolution

Coordinate risk assistance in

different NGO’s

BLGU LGU

PLAN PRC

UNICEF AMURT OXFAM UNDP

LGU BLGU PLAN PRC

MLGU UNICEF

P 3M P 10, 500 P 2, 100

P 840 P 6, 300 P 6, 000 P 3, 640 P 1, 250 P 1, 900 P 3, 000

P 150 P 4, 200 P 4, 200

P 800 P 2, 000

Total: 735 P 3, 046 , 880.00


SECTORAL PLAN (DAMAGE CONTROL)


PROJECTED NEED



NGO









Jetmatic Pump

Day Care Center

Tanod Outpost

Reading Center

Children’s Park

Water System

Construction of jetmatic pumps

Chlorination of existing water sources

Construction of Male and Female CR

Rehab. Of Tanod Outpost and construction of CR

Complete reading materials and other facilities

Complete recreational facilities

Potable water with tap stand

5 jetmatic Pump

Separate comfort room for male and female

Comfort room for male and female

Complete reading materials and other facilities

Complete recreational facilities

Rehab of water system

Through resolution to

concerned agencies.

“ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “

KALAHI

MLGU

AMURT

MLGU

BLGU

PLAN

KAL;AHI

KALAHI

MLGU

BRGY. GEN. FUND

PLAN

KAL;AHI

P 50,000

P 100,000

P 100,000

P 20, 000

P 60,000

P 1.5 M


SECTORAL PLAN (MEDICAL)


PROJECTED NEED


SUPPORT AGENCY INGO / NGO









8 BHW

Paracetamol

Vitamins

Amoxicillin

Carbocistine

Thermometer

Band Aid

Betadine

Cotton

Bandage

Alcohol

Gauze Bandage

Toothbrush

Sanitary napkin

Pills

Mefenamic

Metoprolol

Agua oxinada

Losartan

Neobloc

Clothes

Rosary

Mana pack

Solar

Wheel chair

2 boxes

5 boxes

5 boxes

10 boxes

2 pc.

1 box

2 pcs.

3 pcs.

2 pcs.

3 bottles.

2 packs

1 doz.

3 packs

50 boxes

10 boxes

10 boxes

2 bottles

2 boxes

2 boxes

1 doz.

12 pcs.

2 boxes

2 pcs.

1 pc.

Brgy. Appropriation

PLAN OXFAM RED CROSS CARITAS

LGU PLAN CHRISTIAN AID BLGU 5 %

P 400 P 300 P 120 P 600 P 200 P 50 P 100 P 24 P 150 P 124 P 60 P 90 P 90 P 120 P 2500 P 120 P 160 P 160 P 180 P 240 P 600

Total: 735 P


SECTORAL PLAN (SECURITY RESCUE)


PROJECTED NEED



NGO









6 Tanod’s with Honorarium of P 400/ mos.

Training

ID

Uniform

Batuta

Solar flashlight

Whistlle

Raincoat

Boots

Wall clock

Radio gram

Motorcycle

Safety helmet

Chainsaw

Nylon rope

Hand cup

Stretchers

Nescafe

Sugar

Thermos

Jacket

Training

6 pcs. ID

6 pairs uniform

6 pcs. Batuta

6 pcs. Flashlight

6 pcs. Whistle

6 pcs. Raincoat

6 pairs boots

1 pc. Wall clock

2 pairs radio gram

1 motorcycle

6 pcs. Helmet

1 pc. Chainsaw

50m. rope

1 hand cup

1 stretcher

2 doz. Nescafe

1 kl. Sugar

1 thermos

6 pcs. jacket

Resolution to the concerned agency Coordinate to different NGO’s

LGU UNDP MLGU PLAN CRS OXFAM AMURT RED CROSS HABITAT UN OCHA UNICEF DILG BLGU PNP WFP ZUILEG UNHCR MSF

LGU UNDP MLGU PLAN CRS OXFAM AMURT RED CROSS HABITAT UN OCHA UNICEF DILG BLGU PNP WFP ZUILEG UNHCR MSF

- P 360 P 1,500 P 600 P 900 P 210 P 2,400 P 1,200 P 150 P 4,000 P 36,000 P 3,00 P 20, 000 P 400 P 600 P 1,500 P 60 P 40 P 120 P 1,200

Total: 735 P 74,240


EVACUATION PLAN

MGA LUGAR NA LILIKASAN AT KAKAHAYAN NITO EVACUATION CENTER CAPACITY SINU - SINO

Casili – on Elem. School : Grade VI Bldg.

4 families (15 persons )

F. Caandoy Family; A. Nuevo Family; E. Macasusi Family; Y. Sebalon Family

Grade IV Bldg. 10 families (36 persons ) R. Ogario Family, Sr.; R. Ogario Family, Jr.; G. Nuevo family; E. Nuevo Family; J. Ayon Family; T. Pagaspas Family; C. Jalbay Family; Carlito Jalbay Family; D. Jalbay Family

Grade V Bldg. 2 families (9 persons ) M. Abdon Family; Cabugawan Family

Pre – Elem. Bldg. 9 families ( 48 persons )

A.Colandog Family; A. Elogario Family; B. Clemente Family; R. Colandog Family; Abeo Family; Centillas Family; Robert Family; Rowel Family; Lumactod Family

Principal’s Office 5 families ( 22 persons ) Marlon Edano Family; Mamerto Edano Family; R. Candido Family; Marcelino Edano Family; Elacion Abutan Family

Day Care Center 6 Families (21 persons ) Dionisio Abdon Family; Jumar Abdon Family; Leonilo Cayosa Family; Allan Ogana Family; Zaida Family; Michael Abdon Family

Barangay Hall 2 Families ( 8 persons ) Loyola Family; Macawile Family

SALAS’s Residence 5 families (16 persons ) Macawile family; Gandia Family; Colandog Family; Ogario Family; Salas Family

JAPSON Bldg. 6 families ( 25 persona ) Lumen Family; Ida Family; Abejo Family; Yodico Family; Yodico Family; Bade Family

APILADO’s Residence 2 Families ( 9 persons ) Apilado Family; Engr. Apilado Family

LACANDAZO’s Residence 2 families ( 14 persons ) Bautista Family; Lacandazo Family

OBILLO’s Residence 5 families ( 18 persons ) Gilber Family 1; Gilber Family 2; Macale Family; Obillo Family; Oliverio Family; Caberio Family

OGKING’s Residdence 2 families ( 10 persons )

MYRNA NADERA’s Residence 4 families (19 persons ) Quilbio Family; Campo Family; Olivar Family; Nadera Family

ROBERT TAMBOLOGAN’s Residence 4 families ( 19 persons ) Poncion; Cebricus; Baldicanas ; tambologan

MILAGROSA NADERA’s Residence 8 families ( 25 persons ) Odivelas Family 1; Odivelas Family 2; Delfin; Randy; Pablo

YAKIT Sr. Residence 8 families ( 38 persons ) F. Nadera; F Yakit; J. Yakit’ E. Yakit; M. Colandog; M. Gagarino; M. Arcilla

BALDICANAS Residence 7 families ( 28 persons ) A.Ogsila Sr.; Ogsila Jr,; Yaranon Family; R. Yaranon; Dacutan; J. Baldicanas; E. Baldicanas Family

QUILBIO Residence 4 families (21 persons ) V. Odivelas; Raagas; Yarzo; Quilbio

C. YAKIT Residence 4 families (19 persons ) Suico Family; Arca Family; Yakit; Partolan Family; C. Yakit Family


BDRRM Plan

4 THEMATIC AREAS PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES UNDER EACH AREA

PREVENTION AND MITIGATION

o Creation of ordinance on tree planting o Creation of ordinance on the cleanliness of the Barangay o Posting of the DRRM Plan o Construction of evacuation center o Produce billboards or signage’s of the safe route to safe places o Creation of ordinance on waste segregation o Adoption of the memorandum circular of the DPWH on the exact distance of the national road to the

houses

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

o Orientation of the family on the safe evacuation center o Creation of ordinance for producing the early warning system o Drill simulation o Produce billboards or signage’s of the safe route to safe places o Prepare / bring banig, kumot, clothing, and medicines o Family savings for emergency o Bring your own food to the evacuation center

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

o Cleaning of the community o Repair of houses and other destroyed facilities o Relief operation o Free medical consultation o Post traumatic activities o Livelihood training o Cleaning and chlorination of the waterways o DRRM Planning

RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION

o Creation of ordinance on the design construction of resilient houses o Sustainable livelihood program o Rehabilitation of public infrastructures o Livelihood support training’s o Construction of standard drainage


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Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan …