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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propose a way forward in terms of management, hierarchy, training, and<br />
capacity building.<br />
(f) Ensure that communication systems are adequate and maintained and<br />
provide training to staff on the use of such equipment and<br />
communications protocols in conjunction with the Logistics Officer.<br />
(g) Adapt logistics activities according to security considerations in<br />
accordance with environment changes to effectively support emerging<br />
operations.<br />
(h) Develop Contract Format<br />
(j) Prepare list of suppliers for food and Non food items and coordinate with<br />
PEOC in this regards.<br />
(k) Develop unified logistic system and procedures (one system) for logistic<br />
for the NEOC, PDMA and DEOC.<br />
(l) Develop procurement and logistic management guidelines for the<br />
NEOC, PDMA and DEOC.<br />
(m) In coordination with administration officer Prepare inventory of assets<br />
and review it every six months.<br />
(2) Security Management and Systems<br />
(a) Develop Security Guidelines for NEOC. Finalize security plans as part of<br />
a fully inclusive process involving as many team members as possible.<br />
Publish and implement the policy and guidelines. Translate it in Urdu<br />
language.<br />
(b) In collaboration of Emergency Coordinator ensure that contingency<br />
plans for Evacuation, Relocation, Hibernation, and Medical Evacuation<br />
are in place, disseminated and adopted amongst relevant staff including<br />
a detailed contextual assessment and situational update which is<br />
regularly revised at least monthly.<br />
(c) Ensure that NEOC vehicles, premises and equipment are compliant with<br />
basic security standards.<br />
(d) Maintain a security risk assessment and regularly revise as and when<br />
the context and situation on the ground changes.<br />
(e) Ensure that briefing documents and maps are developed to help orient<br />
all new staff and humanitarian organizations.<br />
(f) Conduct ongoing threat assessments and compile reports on security<br />
assessments and share reports with humanitarian organizations.