National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
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(15) Prepare security guidelines for humanitarian organizations working in affected<br />
areas (in case of insecure areas where conflict and kidnappings are common.<br />
a. Emergency <strong>Response</strong><br />
(1) Activate PEOC.<br />
(2) Disseminate early warning information to all stakeholders.<br />
(3) Conduct rapid assessment and launch quick response.<br />
(4) Prepare detail plan for the resource requirement for relief operation and send to<br />
the PDMC for approval.<br />
(5) Provide food, drinking water, medical supplies, non food items to the affected<br />
population.<br />
2. Health Department<br />
(6) Keep NEOC abreast of latest situation.<br />
(7) Warn all concerned departments to prepare for emergency response.<br />
(8) Coordinate with <strong>NDMA</strong>, Armed Forces and keep them informed about the<br />
situation and resource mobilization.<br />
(9) Keep print and electronic media updated on regular basis.<br />
(10) Liaise with I/NGOs, UN bodies and philanthropists organizations for resource<br />
mobilizations for emergency response.<br />
(11) Organize regular media and public information briefings.<br />
(12) Forward Situation Report (SITREP) on daily and weekly basis to Chief Minister,<br />
Governor, PDMC/Equivalent Members, <strong>NDMA</strong>, Armed Forces etc.<br />
(13) Organize initial and subsequent assessment of disaster affected areas and<br />
determine the extent of loss damage and volume and relief required.<br />
(14) Organize detailed assessment for the early recovery programme and prepare<br />
proposal and circulate it to the PMDC, <strong>NDMA</strong>, UN and I/NGOs.<br />
a. Emergency Preparedness<br />
(1) Prepare emergency preparedness plan on health sector and share it with<br />
district health department, <strong>NDMA</strong> and PDMAs.<br />
(2) Develop plans to implement protocols and guidelines to address public health<br />
issues as part of preparedness, relief and recovery plans.<br />
(3) Formulate health assessment checklist, health monitoring and evaluation<br />
formats for emergency response programme and share it with district level<br />
health department.<br />
(4) Make a roster of medical and paramedics to be deployed in case of major<br />
disaster in province.
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