Disaster readiness and risk reduction / Pocholo Mari T. Arabit.
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TextPublisher: Quezon City : Manila, Philippines : Rex Book Store, c2023Edition: New editionDescription: ix, 320 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 27 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume ISBN: 9786210443967 [paperback]Subject(s): Disaster management | Risk management | Emergency management| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Filipiniana (Reserve)
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College Library Nursing | 363.34 Ar11 2023 (Browse shelf) | Available | 3UCBL000028396 |
Gender and Development Collection
Includes index.
Unit I Understanding how hazards turn into disasters -- Lesson 1 Basic concept of hazard -- Lesson 2 Vulnerability and exposure -- Lesson 3 Basic concepts of disaster and disaster risk -- Unit II Understanding and mitigating natural disasters -- Lesson 4 Potential earthquake hazards -- Lesson 5 Volcano hazards -- Lesson 6 Geological hazards -- Lesson 7 Hydrometeorological hazards -- Lesson 8 Fire hazards -- Unit III Managing disasters: concepts, policies, and programs -- Lesson 9 Key concepts, principles, and elements of disaster risk reduction -- Lesson 10 Community-based disaster risk management -- Lesson 11 Disaster risk reduction laws and policies.
"This worktext has three units. Unit I aids in deepening the understanding of why and how people experience disasters not just in the Philippines but on a global scale. The basic concepts of disaster, disaster risk, exposure, vulnerability, and hazards are covered in this unit. The sources of disasters and vulnerabilities and the various situations each community has are emphasized as well. More importantly, the interplay of various forces in relation to disaster is discussed. The occurrence of a disaster is never a one-sided phenomenon-relationships of disaster risk contributors must continually be evaluated. Unit Il centers on the natural disasters and their management. The science behind the occurrence of such events is identified and the concepts learned from Unit I are applied in this unit. In addition, various ways of monitoring, preparing, and responding are also highlighted. Unit IlII focuses on the concepts, policies, and programs in managing and understanding disaster risks. The reasons as to why the Philippines crafted programs and initiatives to increase safety and resilience are presented in this unit. The global standards and laws, and community-based approaches that are worth following, are highlighted as well. Additionally, This unit recognizes the variety of Filipino communities and covers survival and management tips for every location." --Preface
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