National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA

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Shelter 169 How many houses damaged? Minor Damage # Significant Damage # Major Damage # Where the disaster is affected populations living currently? Total # of families # of families living in own houses # of families living in tent camp # of families living in government building /shelter # of families living with host families/rel atives Not damaged at all # # of families without shelter What is the potential risk to the life of the people who are without /lack shelter or inadequate shelter and how many families are at risk? _________________________________________________________________________ What are the potential risks and impacts on any host population due to the presence of displaced households? ________________________________________________________________________ What are the risks to the vulnerable groups in the shelter? e.g. women children, elderly and disabled persons, ethnic and religious minorities? ________________________________________________________________________ What is the quality of the material of shelter provided to the affected population? _________________________________________________________________________ What other basic facilities provided e.g. water, sanitation to those living in the shelter? _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ What are the immediate needs of the affected population living in the shelter? _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Observations: _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Recommendations _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Action taken by whom: _________________________________________________________________________
Food 170 What types of food people used to eat before the disaster? Please list below Type of food Please tick appropriate Chapati/Roti/Nan of Wheat Flour Rice Sorghum Millet Maize/ Flour Lentils (Dall) Cooking Oil Milk Tea Any other What is the damage to the food storage at household level? Minor Significant Major Fully Destroyed/Washed away Which group or population is most affected? _____________________________________________________________________________ How has the disaster affected different sources of food and income of the affected population? _____________________________________________________________________________ What is the availability of food in near by markets and what is the price of essential food items e.g. wheat, rice, cooking oil, sugar etc? _____________________________________________________________________________ What is the percentage of households having no access/purchasing capacity to buy food from the market or other sources? _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ What are the coping strategies and what is the percentage of households engaged in them? _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ How many households need food relief support and for how long? # of Households Duration for food support 1 month 2 months 3 months or more Observations: _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Recommendations _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Action to be taken by Whom: _____________________________________________________________________________ Non Food Items (NFIs) Clothing, Bedding, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Hygiene Kit, Tools and Equipment etc. Clothing, bedding: What is the impact of disaster on the clothing and bedding requirements of the affected population?
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National Disaster Response Plan (ND
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ii MESSAGE BY THE PRIME MINISTER Di
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iv Table of Contents Detail Page In
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IOM International Organization for
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2 organizations in Northern Areas,
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5 PART- I PROFILE OF PAKISTAN 1. Ge
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7 PART- II DISASTER RISKS IN PAKIST
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9 precipitation along the lower Him
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11 d. Tropical Cyclones. Cyclones h
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13 District Province (1) Swat, Chit
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15 communities to mitigate, respond
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17 disasters in future. The earthqu
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19 vi. Coordinate response in the e
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21 bb. Facilitate community trainin
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23 d. Fire Fighting Services. The m
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25 concerning early warnings, evacu
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27 including Federal Flood Commissi
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29 Actions Responsibility (1) Activ
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31 (e) Provide necessary technical
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33 (n) Ensure that minimum standard
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35 (m) Coordinate and facilitate wi
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37 PART- V DISASTER RESPONSE FUNCTI
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39 v. Supply food, drinking water,
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41 b. Provincial Emergency Operatio
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(3) Activation Procedure 43 (a) On
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45 media etc. The DEOC will also le
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47 v. Put everything ready and func
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49 depending upon the warning avail
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51 persons and organizations involv
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53 (f) Representatives from Civil S
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55 iv. First Aid Equipment. All bas
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57 (7) Identify existing risk to he
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59 special food requirement for the
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61 (p) Monitoring gives you feedbac
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63 board etc) shall be developed so
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65 (6) Take preventive measures for
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67 (5) Camps should be designed in
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69 (3) Coverage. In the initial pha
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71 (1) Important Factors to be cons
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73 i. Population understands the mo
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75 telephone because it is reliable
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77 (c) Carryout resource mapping of
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1. Director NEOC (Director Operatio
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81 (5) Strong leadership, superviso
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83 (7) Replying to queries of Direc
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5. Public Information Officer a. Re
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87 propose a way forward in terms o
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89 (7) Establish the radio communic
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1. Chief Coordinator PEOC a. Grade.
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g. Personal Specifications 93 (1) S
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95 f. Security Management and Syste
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g. Person Specifications 97 (1) Mas
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1. Coordinator DEOC a. Grade 18 99
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101 (22) Support and oversee media
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103 (21) Adapt logistics activities
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105 Annex D To National Disaster Re
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107 (10) Prepare a inventory of equ
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109 (13) Prepare an inventory of eq
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111 (3) Prepare internally displace
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113 (10) Work with NDMA to have a r
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12. Ministry of Water and Power a.
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117 (5) Coordinate with NDMA on iss
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Page 156 and 157: 149 (9) Incorporate lessons learnt
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