Disaster management earthquake ppt 140am free download as powerpoint presentation. It is the outcome of stakeholder consultations initiated in march 2012 and intergovernmental negotiations from july 2014 to march 2015, supported by the united nations office for disaster risk reduction. Communities are the front line and locus for interactions with local civil society organizations, the private sector, national disaster management agencies, and the international humanitarian community. For example, earthquakes have short durations and usually affect a relatively small. Amir khorrammanesh handbook of disaster and emergency management. We would like to show you a description here but the site wont allow us. Disasternet, as part of the program on resilient communities. At the earths surface, earthquakes manifest themselves by vibration, shaking and sometimes displacement of the ground. Watanabe, k strategy for separation and treatment of disaster waste. National disaster management authority government of india ndma bhawan a1, safdarjung enclave new delhi 110 029 may, 2016 when citing this hand book, the following citation should be used. Pdf earthquake is one of the most devastating natural disasters on earth. Earthquake management plan 201516 volume 1 3 chapter 2 institutional mechanism disaster management structure is in place right from the national to local level.
The dss helps understanding what the actual impact and priority needs after an. Hospitals and health facilities management directorate. Translations of the above documents into local and regional. Disaster management and mitigation for earthquakes. For disaster mitigation against earthquake and tsunami efforts of japanturkey. Earthquake fire and emergency services commissioner department of fire and emergency services loss of interruption to the supply of.
Here you can download the free disaster management pdf notes dm notes pdf latest and old materials with multiple file links to download. Earthquakes are caused mostly by slippage within geological faults, but also by other events such as volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, and nuclear tests. Your associations disaster plan should identify procedures that will reduce loss of life and damage expenses. Floods, earthquake, river erosion, nor westar, cyclone etc occurs frequently all the year round and causes a wide spread of losses to the people and property. Although national authorities have the primary responsibility.
National institute of disaster management nidm the national institute of disaster management constituted under the disaster management act 2005 has been entrusted with the nodal national responsibility for human resource development, capacity building, training, research, documentation and policy advocacy in the field of disaster management. These may include participating in policy and strategic planning for your local community and developing your own facilitys emergency preparedness plan. Activity book on disaster management for school students nidm. This was made possible through our partnership with the united nations development programme undp which provided the resources, programme.
Earthquakes january 2012 page 1 of 20 document objective this disaster summary sheet dss provides a general profile of the potential impact of an earthquake. Disaster management study material pdf download notes from nidm hello friends welcome to. It is also multisectoral as it involves administrators, scientists, planners, volunteers and communities. Keywordsdisaster, earthquake, seismic hazards, retrofitting. Naturalness versus the social causation of disasters when disasters happen, popular and media interpretations tend to focus on their naturalness, as in the phrase natural disaster. The process may require several components, such as earthquake catalogues historical. The guatemala earthquake, 1976 the mexico city earthquake 1985 recent case studies kobe earthquake 1995 social vulnerability and highrisk groups unsafe dwellings economic vulnerability the failure of disaster preparedness measures community resilience gujarat earthquake 2001 social vulnerability highrisk groups unsafe buildings. Archival box files access stabilizing the environment assessment of damage and planning for salvage. Earthquake storm fire forest and urban flood event 2019. The use of earthquake science in disaster risk reduction policy and practice.
Disaster management disaster management is a multidisciplinary area in which a wide range of issues that range from forecasting, warning, evacuation, search and rescue, relief, reconstruction and rehabilitation are included. What are the various steps to be taken during and post an earthquake as well as the precautions for the highly active regions. Disaster recovery guide for business welcome to the sba resource partners disaster recovery guide for business. How six countries managed community recovery after great disasters how six countries managed community recovery. The size of the earthquake is called its magnitude. Earthquake is one of the most devastating natural disasters on earth. Disaster management is a big task for every country and states. Prior approval ensures that conditions have been met that would provide fns with the authority neededto replace the usda foods that are provided as part of household disaster distribution. The natural hazards that trigger a disaster tend to appear overwhelming.
Page 4 of 7 development pre key phases of disaster management there are three key phases of activity within disaster management. Usaidofda partner pmi delivers water to earthquakeaffected areas in. This institutional mechanism plays a crucial role in all activities from policy making to implementation across the entire disaster management cycle. An adverse event will not rise to the level of a disaster if it occurs in an area without vulnerable population. Disaster management cycle disaster risk management includes sum total of all activities, programmes and measures which can be taken up before, during and after a disaster with the purpose to avoid a disaster, reduce its impact or recover from its losses. Documents include expert guidelines, research reports, conference proceedings, training classes, fact sheets, websites, databases, and similar materials for a professional audience. The science behind earthquakes what is an earthquake. The length of the wiggle depends on the size of the fault, and the size of the wiggle depends on the amount of slip. In india national institu te of disaster management is located at a. The surface where they slip is called the fault or fault plane. Disaster management earthquake ppt 140am earthquakes.
Pakhtunkhwa pdma kp initiated relief activities and. Much human loss and unnecessary destruction of infrastructure can be avoided with more foresight and specific planning. Here we are providing you study material of disaster management. In the latter case, improper dumping may create longterm environmental problems that affect the community or occur on economically significant land and require the waste to be moved again, creating additional costs. The location below the earths surface where the earthquake starts is called the hypocenter, and the. The three key stages of activities that are taken up within disaster risk management are as. Unisdr 200809 the price we pay for the failure of hospitals or health facilities due to disasters is too. Database for disaster medicine and public health is the national library of medicine nlm database of links to disaster medicine and public health documents available on the internet at no cost. A study on disaster management policy of bangladesh.
Concepts such as the four disaster phases, the major agencies involved with disasters, and a. Published in japan, june 2018 by the ministry of the environment, japan godochosha no. After a disaster if a disaster strikes your home, as soon as possible, contact your credit card company, your mortgage lender, and other creditors to let them know about your situation. In the aftermath of earthquake, provincial disaster management authority khyber. Disaster management is fast emerging especially in recent wake of natural disasters that leave a region and people helpless taking away everything from them. An earthquake is what happens when two blocks of the earth suddenly slip past one another. Before a disaster to reduce the potential for human, material or environmental losses caused by hazards and to ensure that these losses are minimized. Introduction to disaster management this module has been developed to give you a better understanding of emergency management concepts and is divided into four units. Institutional capacity enhancement submitted by quazi arefin rezoane mppg program, 5th batch. I am grateful to the members of the core group who contributed to the preparation of the national disaster management guidelines for the management of earthquakes. Programming for implementation guideline templates local plans sectoral plans drr incorporated hazard plans dm policy sodnational plan for dm disaster management act disaster management regulative framework. It is designed as a working guide that will direct you through the steps as you consider how to proceed postdisaster and a planning guide before any disaster. The role of the pt and pta in disaster management is not only in the immediate response or recovery efforts. Earthquake science in drr policy and practice in nepal overseas.
Sendai framework for disaster risk reduction 2015 2030. Prepare disaster plan template and guidelines page 3. State disaster management action plan for the state of. Using innovation technology into disaster management sector such as communication, satellite imagery for the drm planning and emergency response plan. It should also identify procedures for postdisaster management. Pdf disaster management and mitigation for earthquakes. We dedicate this book to those volunteers who responded to the earthquake disasters of kobe, marmara and the gujarat with courage, passion and care. Disasters in india scope of hazards and disaster management. Volume 19 number 1 disaster risk reduction and response a framework for disaster management continued from page 1 management. Trend of earthquake disaster management in japan and the world yuji ishiyama prof. Earthquake hazard assessment enables the likelihood of ground shaking across a region to be calculated, which is a fundamental component in earthquake risk assessment or hazard mapping for design codes. A publication of the national disaster management authority, government of india. A range of statistics shows that investments made within the riskreduction phase of the cycle are significantly more efficient and save more.
Understanding disasters national institute of disaster. A disaster managers handbook this handbook is a ready reference guide for those actively involved with management of natural disasters before, during, and after disaster situations in developing member countries. Earthquakes may cause liquefaction, landslides, fire, and tsunami which would lead to far higher level of damage and losses. The following document serves as a template to assist your longterm care organization to plan and prepare to meet the needs of both your residents and staff in. Earthquake disaster management in the world unesco. The context of earthquakes is unique within the natural disaster management. The national institute of disaster management constituted under the disaster. Earthquake effects can cover hundreds of thousands of square kilometers. If you cant live in your home, check with your utility companies e.
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