Disaster Response and Contingency Planning 16th - 18th April 2013 Nowshera

FINAL
REPORT
THREE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON DISASTER

RESPONSE AND CONTINGENCY PLANNING 16TH 18TH
APRIL 2013 NOWSHERA
Submitted by | Kashif Inam Lead Consultant
THREE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON DISASTER RESPONSE AND CONTINGENCY PLANNING 16TH 18TH APRIL 2013 NOWSHERA
Contents
Day 1
Background and Introduction2
Course objectives.2-3
Course delivery and section by section description.3-5
Session 2.1: Introduction to Basic terminologies & concepts used in the DM & DRM..............................5
Session 2.2: a. Disaster management structure in Pakistan
b. An Introduction to CBDRM and its process ..6
Session 2.3: Introduction to HVC Assessment6-7
Session 2.4: HVC practicing of tools..7-8
Day 2
Recap of the day 1 8
Session 3.1: Introduction to Emergency response management8
Session 3.2: Introduction to early warning system..8
Session 3.3: Flood DRR measures.....9
Session 3.4: Introduction to contingency planning.10
Session 3.5: Preparation of contingency plan10
Day 3
Recap of day 1 and 2: 11
Session 4.1: HCV exercise in field11
Session 4.2:
a. Lunch
b. Debriefing..11
Session 4.3: Development of contingency plan for one village12
Session 4.4: Practical exercise on evacuation..12
Review, way forward: 12-13
Course Assessment test: .................13
Recommendations: 13
Participants Profile: .14-17
ANNEX 1 & 2
Attendance sheet.18-19
Village level contingency plan.20-31
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training organized by
KDF
Background & Introduction

Karwan Development foundation, KDF, is an NGO working on emergency management, relief,
rehabilitation and development. KDF has implemented various projects in terms of humanity and social
development. Currently, KDF is working on the capacity building of communities in flood affected areas
in terms of facilitating communities to become more resilient towards future disasters. KDF is
implementing a project Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction in village Mian Essa Union Council
Mughalkai, district Nowshera, KP. The project is implemented in a partnership with Engineers without
Borders Denmark and Danish Muslim Aid and supported financially by CISU Civil Society in
Development and DANIDA.
A major target in the CBDRR project is the organizational development (OD) of the recently elected
Community Based Organization (CBO) in village Mian Essa represents 21 Mohallah Committees (MCs)
(14 male and 07 Female MCs) as a whole total we have 14 Mohallah in village Mia Essa. The main
objective of the consultancy is to develop a test disaster response and contingency plan at village level
for staff and selected volunteers. Currently KDF is looking for a technical expert on pre test disaster
response and contingency plan, of CBDRR projects.
Aim of the consultancy:
Contingency plan aims to prepare an organization to respond well to an emergency and its potential
humanitarian impact. Developing a contingency plan involves making decisions in advance about the
management of human and financial resources, coordination and communications procedures, and
being aware of a range of technical and logistical responses. Such planning is a management tool,
involving all sectors, which can help ensure timely and effective provision of humanitarian aid to those
most in need when a disaster occurs.
The Immediate Objective of Contingency Planning is:
Earmarking evacuation arrangements routes, building and guidance etc.;

Formulate and execute the flood emergency response plan;
Guide the public about the nearby safer places, routes and other precautionary Measures;
Prepare Final Disaster Contingency Plans
Exercising and implementing Model Disaster Contingency Planning;
Conduct Desktop Exercises and Evacuation Drills of Draft Contingency Plans.
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Course objectives
By the end of course, participants will be able to:
Identify and assess disaster risks using risk management approached

Explain the philosophy and approach of the Sphere Project
Understand the importance and use of Sphere standards in disaster response
To know the background perspective of need of Humanitarian Accountability
Defining humanitarian accountability and quality management.
Be familiar with the INEE Minimum Standards the process and product
DISASTER RESPONSE & CONTONGENCY PLAN
Sessions
Time
Topic
Mode of Delivery
Resource Person
Module 1:
10:00-10:30
Opening of workshop
participants introduction and
project brief
Introduction
KDF/Kashif
10:30-11:00
Session 1.1. Participants

expectations from the workshop
Sharing program agenda,
objectives & training design
Interactive
session
Kashif
11:00-11:15
Tea break
11:15-12:15
Session 2.1: Introduction to

basic terminologies & concepts
used in the Disaster
Management & DRM
Group work,
discussion and
Q/A
Kashif
12:15-1:00
Interactive lecture
Discussion and
Q/A
Kashif
01:00-02:00
Session 2.2: a. Disaster

management structure in
Pakistan
b. An Introduction to CBDRM
and its process
Lunch Break
02:00-03:00
Session 2.3:
Interactive
lecture,
discussion & Q/A
Kashif
Exercise
Kashif
Introduction
Module 2:
Introduction
to CBDRR/M
Introduction to HVC Assessment

03:00-03:15
Tea Break
03:15-04:00
Session 2.4: HVC practicing of

tools
End of Day One
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Day Two 17/04/2013

Module 2:
Introduction
to CBDRR/M
09:00-09:15
Recap of Day 1
Activity and
discussion
Participants
Module 3:
Introductiom
to Disaster
Response and
Contingency
Planning
09:15-10:30
Session 3.1:
Interactive
lecture,
discussion, group
work and Q/A
Kashif
Interactive
lecture, Group
work, discussion
Kashif
Interactive
lecture, Group
work,
Kashif
Interactive
lecture and Q/A
Kashif
Interactive
lecture Group
work &
Participatory
Mapping exercise
Kashif
Introduction to Emergency
response management
10:30-10:45
Working Tea
11:00-12:00
Session 3.2:
Introduction to early warning
system
12:00-01:00
Session 3.3:
Flood DRR measures
01:00-02:00
Lunch Break
02:00-03:00
Session 3.4:
Introduction to contingency
planning
03:00-03:15
Tea Break
03:15-04:00
Session 3.5 :
Preparation of contingency plan
End of Day Two
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Day Three 18/04/2013

Module 4:
Participatory
Risk
Assessment
and Response
Planning
09:00-09:15
Recap of Day one and Two
Activity and
discussion
Participants
09:15-13:00
Session 4.1: HCV exercise in

field
Field visit
KDF/participants
and local
community
1:00-2:00
Session 4.2:
c. Lunch
d. debriefing
Back from field
Kashif/
KDF/participants
2:00-3:00
Session 4.3: Development of

contingency plan for one village
Exercise
Kashif
03:00-03:15
Tea break
03:1504:00
Session 4.4: Practical exercise

on evacuation
Role play/exercise
Kashif
04:00-04:15
closing of workshop
Interactive lecture,
Video show,
discussion and Q/A
Kashif
End of Day Three
Day 1
Course overview
Mr. Suleman KDF officially inaugurated the course ceremony with introduction background, strategy and
program of Karwan Development Foundation in Pakistan he further thanks to all participants for their
interest and time.
Session 1.1: Introduction
Mr. Kashif Inam has taken the lead; introduced him and requested participants to introduce themselves.
The leas facilitator shares the Course Overview with participants focusing on importance and impact of
course in daily and in professional life. He also shares the topics which will be discussed in coming three
days under the course.
In order to run course smoothly the daily management team have been formed by volunteers selected
within present participants the main task of volunteers members was to observer the time and interest
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of participants during course, on the other hand it was announced to switched off mobile phone or
convert it to silent mode for to avoid any disturbance during lectures. The participants had putted their
phone on silent mode immediately after announcement.
Pre-Course Assessment Forms
The volunteers from daily management team has distributed pre-course evaluation form among
participants 10 minutes time were given to participant for to fill the pre-course form and handed over to
the lead facilitator.
Session 2.1: Basic concept & terms used in Disaster Management and DRM
Mr. Kashif has delivered the first session and started the session from group activity, participants was
divided into four groups and shared the pictures in hard copy and groups were given 20 minutes time
for discussion among each other to brainstorm what they assume from pictures the heading was also
share with them in separate A 4 size sheet, and it was asked to put the heading accordingly in front of
each picture, after the 20 minutes one volunteer was selected from each group to paste all these group
work sheets on wall and if the definition is incorrect will put the (X) mark and in case of definition is
matched with actual one shared by facilitator put () mark. After pasting all stuff on wall the facilitator
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started sharing slide showing the actual definition which was really interesting for all because of having
debate on that. The session was made interactive when practical example was shared in relevance with
terminologies and concept by facilitator.
Session 2.2:
a)
Disaster management structure in Pakistan
During this session Mr. Kashif Inam shared with participants establishment history of Disaster
Management structure in country; how the structure and system came in place; after devastated
earthquake 2005 and strengthened after 2010 unprecedented flood via Presidential Ordinance further
he illustrate the important components of national disaster management framework and gave relative
examples.
b) An Introduction to CBDRR/M and its process
Facilitator explained the processes which need to adopt while taking into consideration of CBDRM
approach. He summarized his session with slides on how at the initial stage of the project, the role of
outsiders is important and where the outsiders are more involve. But at the end of the project, the
insiders have more dominant role and Outsiders role left for counseling and Mentoring. At the end of
this session, the participants give suggestion to have ice breakers and group activities especially in the
session after lunch.
Session 2.3: Introduction to Hazard vulnerability and Capacity Assessment
Mr. Kashif explained about the hazards, its classification, secondary hazards associated with the primary
one. He gives different examples for different hazards.
The facilitator explained about vulnerability and different types of vulnerabilities like Physical, Social and
Attitudinal vulnerabilities. He also gives different examples of the vulnerability by showing different
photos from different regions.
Last session of the 1st day was on capacity assessment. Facilitator discussed about the terms capacity
and capacity assessment. He explained that frequent disasters and similarly huge catastrophic events
are the triggering factors for building the capacities of the government and communities. He also
explained about different PRA tools used for the capacity assessment.
Session 2.4: HVC assessment practicing of PRA tools
After giving the background of hazard assessment, he explained about different PRA tools which can be
used to derive information with the support of community members. He discuss about Historical profile,
Seasonal calendar, Semi Structured interview, direct observation, ranking, hazard mapping etc. The
participants has been divided into three groups and three different tasks given to them group one was
responsible to discuss and write points regarding the existence and potential hazard in their village,
simultaneously group 2 was responsible for vulnerability assessment and group 3 was responsible for
capacity assessment to highlight the available resources of village. After the group work, the group
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members presented their work and there was QA session after each session. The facilitator summarized
the discussion and give suggestions for further improvement.
Day 2
Module 3: Introduction to Disaster Response and Contingency Planning
The 2nd day activity started with the recap of day 1, where the volunteer from participants elaborate and
refresh memories of the day one sessions.
Session 3.1: Introduction Emergency Response Management
Discussion on different activities under ERM i.e. Evacuation management, Damage and Needs
Assessment, Camp Management, Search and Rescue and Medical First Aid
In this session facilitator focus on discussion base on government and humanitarian current experience
of responding to different disasters and emergencies in region while KP is facing different disaster such
as man-made and natural so the representatives have rich experience produced fruit full discussion
during session, the representatives were divided in groups and allowed to debate on activities usually
undertaking in emergency response and its management. The participants shared their experiences and
showed interest when facilitator summarized all the group work and discussion and making it more
relevant to their work in compliance with humanitarian code of conduct, sphere standard etc.
Session 3.2: Community Based Early Warning System
An exercise was made at the start of session, facilitator ask the groups to prepare role and
responsibilities with possible list of equipment needed by the early warning committees for possible
action to activate the system and disseminate the information receiving from responsible government
department and disseminating to community level, further he explain the role and responsibility of
government departments for monitoring the hazard and dissemination of information with other
department to issue the warning timely in effective manners down to community level utilizing different
channel e.g. media, radio, district authorities, NGOs etc at the end of session few best practices videos
made on early warning was shared with participants which was very much appreciated. The facilitator
also shares different tools and techniques to be used as early warning at local level utilizing the locally
available resources.
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Session 3.3: Flood Disaster Risk Reduction Measures

In this session Mr. Kashif Inam asked the groups to brainstorm and prepare presentation on following
tasks:
1. KEEPING FLOODS AWAY FROM THE PEOPLE
2. KEEPING PEOPLE AWAY FROM FLOODS
3. HELPING PEOPLE DURING FLOOD DISASTERS
4. HELPING PEOPLE PREPARE FOR FLOOD DISASTERS
Facilitator focus on the structural and non-structural mitigation measure in session after completion of
groups work, he explain the structural intervention method to control the common flood along with the
sharing its limitation in term of cost, political commitment, social impact etc. the volunteer team leader
from each group presented their points of recommendation in context of structural and non-structural
intervention for flood disaster risk reduction measures, at the end of session facilitator share the video
relevant to flood risk reduction measures and summarized session focusing on the participatory
approach and commitment of each individual to play a vital role making people safe from disasters
especially flood disaster through sharing the information and knowledge what they have already and
what they learn from these three days course.
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Session 3.4: Introduction to Contingency Planning

The session was delivered by Mr. Kashif Inam who started his session with discussion on what is
planning and steps involve in the planning process. During his presentation he discussed about the
importance of participatory Contingency Planning Process (PCP).
Planning
Educate/ Exercise
Assets
Capabilities
Execution
Session 3.5: Preparation of Contingency Planning
Participants split in three groups to elaborate the types of planning where group one responsible for
strategic planning determining how to pursue long-term goals with available resources, group second
responsible for Operational Planning determining how to accomplish specific tasks with available
resources. Group 3 focused on Short-Term Planning determining subunits contribution with allocated
resources. After presentation and question and answer session facilitator discussed more in detail and
provided the guide lines for further improvement.
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Day 3
Module 4: Participatory Risk Assessment and Response Planning
The 3rd day activity started with the recap of day 2, where the volunteer from participants elaborate and
refresh memories of the day one sessions.
Session 4.1: HCV exercise in field

Participants were divided into three groups and sent to field with one hour time line to execute the PRA
tools in field and assess the existence/ available hazard, vulnerability and capacity in their respective
village. Where they collected information and executed step and tools involved in process of hazard
vulnerability and capacity assessment
Session 4.2:
a. Lunch
b. debriefing
After back from field upon completion of lunch in debriefing session presentation were made by team
leader of each group shared their steps and tools utilized in field for assessment of hazard, vulnerability
and capacity assessment. At the end of session lead facilitator appreciated the participants for their
effort of producing important and valuable information regarding their village related to hazard,
vulnerability and capacity.
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Session 4.3: Development of Contingency Plan for one Village

In the session facilitator focused purely on group activity participants were split in two groups group one
was responsible to elaborate the section of contingency planning e.g. Purpose, stakeholders,
coordination, resources and implantation. Group 2 was responsible for to draw the steps and process
involve in contingency planning e.g. how to examine the location, assign responsibilities, examine
communication and resources, and implement the plan.
Session 4.3: Practical exercise on evacuation

Practical demonstration/ drill conducted upon completion of village plan where all the participants
anticipated actively following the safe evacuation points with reaching safely to the safe and sound
place in village for temporary shelter, further another group give demonstration on camp management,
coordination with stakeholders and early warning.
Review, way forward

At the end of session seventh facilitator review the topics taught in sessions through discussion and
asking different questions the participants shared their view regarding course and its content where
they heard first time the name of NDMA and was not familiar with National disaster management
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structure. Further participants shared their views the training was very much interactive due to the
methodology and delivery style (especially brainstorming, discussion and group work) of both facilitators
the participant showed commitment that they will further read the handbooks in detail for more
understanding and apply the standard and tools accordingly in field to mitigate the impact of disaster
facing communities who are prone or affected by the disaster.
Course Assessment Test:
The training outcomes was assess with the help of pre and post course test. The result shows that after
the course the participants are able to understand the concept of DRR, CBDRM and would be able to
prepare and update the village level contingency plan.
S.NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
NAME
Darif Khan
Janat Gul
Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Iqrar
Zohaib
Iqbal Uddin
Bakht Sher
Naseeb Ullah
Gul Sayar
Nahid Khan
Syed Shakir Ullah
Waqar Ahmed
Muhammad Gufran
Abdul Mabud
Waqar
Asif Ali Shah
Muhammad Javed Khan
Murad Ali Shah
Muhammad Sabit
Dil Roz Khan
Pre-Course Marks
11
11
13
11
13
12
16
15
15
12
16
15
Not filled
12
13
15
12
Not filled
9
11
Post- Course Marks

19
16
18
19
15
18
19
19
19
17
18
19
Not filled
17
Not filled
17
17
17
16
18
Recommendations:
The level of understanding and commitment showed the interest of participants in course as the
duration of said training was short this would be extolled if the detail training program has been
arranged for the participants.
-
Continuity must be maintained for arranging this kind of training programs for CBOs members
to strengthen their coping capacities.
Detailed training on first aid and search and rescue is required.
Refresher courses must be exercised.
Practical demonstration is essential to be held through people- centered approach in field.
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Participants Profile & Attendance Sheet
Dr. Abdul Madud

President Al Khair Society
Mohallah Penjwari
Asif Ali Shah

Member Al Khair Society
Mohallah Maingan
Faiz Ur Rehman
Volunteer
Mohallah Och Khuwar
Shafiq Ur Rehman
Senior Vice President AL- Khair Society
Mohallah Och Khuwar
Dil Roz khan

Press Secretary AL- Khair Society
Mohallah Ghori zai
Muhammad Iqrar
General Secretary AL- Khair Society
Mohallah Tarkan Khel
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Bakhat Sher
Volunteer
Mohallah Gul Abad
Syed Shakir ullah Shah

Information Secretary Al-Khair Society
Mohallah Gharib Abad
Fazal e Ahad
Volunteer
Mohallah Seen Ghara
Gul Sayar
Volunteer
Mohallah Gul Abad
Nahid Khan
Volunteer
Iqbal Uddin
Deputy Secretary Al- Khair Society
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Waqar Ahmed
Teacher Primary School No.1 Boys
Mohallah Abdur Rehman Khel
Naseeb Ullah
Finance Secretary Al-Khair Society
Mohalalh Abdur Rehman Khel
Janat Gul
Vice President Al-Khair Society
Mohallah Penjwari
Nazim Ali Shah

Volunteer
Muhammad Ali
Volunteer
Mohallah Mandi Khel
Darif Khan
Volunteer
Mohallah Mir Hamza
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Javed Khan
Teacher Primary School No. 2
Mohallah Toot dand
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Altaf
Teacher Primary School No.1 Boys
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Annex: 1
Attednace sheet:
S.No
Name
Dr. Abdul Mabud
Total days of participation in

course
3
Iqabal Uddin
Asif Ali Shah
Gul Sayar
Bakhat Sher
Janat Gul
Darif Khan
Zohaab Khan
Muhammad Ali
10
Muhammad Iqrar
11
Naseeb Ullah
Syed Shakir Ullah Shah
13
Waqar Ahmed
14
Dilroz Khan
15
Nahid Khan
16
Nazim Ali shah
17
Fazal e Ahad
18
Shafiq Ur Rehman
12
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19
Faiz ullah
20
Waqas Ahmed
21
Waqar Ahmed
22
Niaz Ali
23
Mulana Sabit
24
Altaf Khan
25
Javed Khan
26
Tahir Ali Shah Bacha
27
Wafadar Khan
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Annex: 2
Contingency Plan of Village Main Essa

Profile:
1. District: Nowshera Tehsil: Nowshera Union Council: Mughul Ki
2. What is the Name of the Village: Main Essa
3. What is the History of the Disaster (from 10 years back to-date):
Population of Mian Essa has 10,932 approximately and 1231 Houses. 1984 families are living in village
where 2631 are men, 2659 are women, 2925 are boys and 2717 are girls. From the whole population
1484 are educated people while the rest are non-educated. 1613 are skilled people and rests of them
are unskilled. There are only 2128 people who are engaged in services while 8804 people are
unemployed.
S.N
1
2
3
Disaster
Tribal
Conflict
Boat sink
Career on
river drop
Year
1990
2001
2008
Human
7
3
N/A
2010
2012
6
Heavy rain
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Other
N/A
N/A
1 Injured
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Houses damaged
partial and full
Loss Animal &

crop
N/A
Houses damaged
partial and full
Loss Animal &

crop
N/A
N/A
Loss Animal &

crop
N/A
4
Flood
Man Made
fire due to
tribal
conflict
Destruction
Infrastructure
Livelihood
N/A
N/A
N/A
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4. Causes of those Disasters

S.N
Causes
Heavy Rain Fall
Yes
No
Remarks
Yes
2
Climate Change
-
Different Tribes
Yes
Poverty
Yes
Others
-
5. Current Hazards in the village:

S.N
Hazards
Flood
Windstorm
Earth Quake
Communicable/
Preventable
Diseases
Malaria
Social Conflicts
Poverty
Yes
Yes
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Others
Remarks
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Government imposed section 4 under people

dont have right to sell their land on any one
regardless government.
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6. Early signs of hazards/disasters (separate for each hazards):

S.N
Hazards
Early sign
Flood
Heavy Rain/ Seasonal

Rain
Windstorm
Earth Quake
Remarks
Dont know
Dont know
Communicable/
Preventable Diseases
Cholera/
Gastroenteritis,
Scabies etc
Malaria
Water pounds in
village
Social Conflicts
Poverty
Others
In summer season or rainy season
Less income etc
People and Element at Risk
7. Areas/villages can be affected?

(a) Peoples living in village
(b) Livelihood and infrastructure
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8. Vulnerable/affected locations in the village:

S.N
Vulnerable Location
Houses of? Mohallah etc
School
Livelihood
Bridges
Roads
Electricity Generation System
Communication System
Others
Yes
Yes
How Many and Where

Remarks
No
80%
Yes
6-7
Yes
80-90%
Yes
95%
Yes
80%
Yes
100%
Yes
100%
Yes
Drinking water sources
9. Vulnerable/affected people in the village:

S.N
Vulnerable People
Children
Female
Special Persons
Elders
Others
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Yes
Yes
Yes
No
How Many and Where

Remarks
70-80% diseases, injuries, missing, deaths
20%
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Available Resources in Village
S.N
Human Resource
Teachers
Youth
Religious People
Doctors
Nurses
LHV
Medical Technicians
Dispenser
Laboratory Technician
10
Government Servants
11
Drivers
12
Carpenters
13
Welders
14
Masons
15
Labors
16
Electricians
17
Plumbers
18
Others
Yes
Yes
How Many and Where

Remarks
No
10
Yes
Yes
Yes
1 Male
No
Yes
2-3
Yes
1
No
Yes
20-30
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Physical:
S.N
Physical Resource
Yes
Schools
Yes
BHU
Civil Dispensary
Dera/ Hujra
Community Centers
Safe Shelters
Shops
Mosques
Others
How Many and Where

Remarks
No
No
Yes
Yes
9-10
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Transport:
S.N
Vehicles
Trucks
Cars
Vans
Tractors
Mazdas
Dautsun
Motor bikes
Carrier
Others
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Yes
Yes
How Many and Where

Remarks
No
1
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Loader trucks, excavator and shovel tucks
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Community Organization/ Teams:

S.N
Community Based Org
Yes
No
Citizenry Based Organization
Yes
No
Community Organization
Village Organization
4
5
Yes
Village Disaster Management

Committee (VDMC)
Community Emergency Response
Team (CERT)
How Many and Where

Remarks
01
14 Mohallah Committees
No
No
Medical Committee
No
School Committee
Yes
Youth/ Volunteer Team
Yes
Others
No
10. Unavailable Resources and Capacities:

(a) Post Office
(b) Hospital, Bank and Female doctor required
11. Safe places in village:
(a) Mira, Och Khuwar
Strategies and Activities for Disaster Risk Reduction
12. Which Measures need to be taken for further resilience of community:
(a) Awareness and training program needed to be continue

(b Reconstruction of dera ( Amir Hamza Mohallah)
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13. Early Warning System used in the village:

S.N
EW System
Yes
Siren Installed
No
Traditional Siren/ Bell etc
No
Color Flags
No
Loud speakers
Drums
Others
Yes
No
Remarks
No
No
Mega phone and mobile phone
Yes
14. Safest and fastest routes for Human and Livestock evacuation
(a) Amir Hamza and Mandi Khel Mohallah
15. Safest Place for people/livestock (shelter/camp) during onset of disaster
(a) Mira
16. Which and where the Food items/medicines to be stored before the hazards season
(a) Government Primary school No.2 Toot Dand Main Essa
17. What kind of local equipments are available
(a) First aid kits
(b) Search and rescue kits
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18. Strengthening Community

S.N
Structural Mitigation
Measures
Yes
Culvert
Yes
Reforestation
Yes
Retention walls
Earth filling
Yes
No
Path ways/ small

Bridges
Yes
No
Others
No
No
Remarks
N/A
19. Community Health and Sanitation Initiatives

Health Facilities
Rehabilitation
Reconstruction
S.N
Type
Yes/No
Yes/No
1
BHU
Civil Dispensary
Civil Hospital
Others
28 | P a g e
New Construction
Yes/No
Remarks
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
KDF
Sanitation Facilities
S.N
Type
Rehabilitation
Reconstruction
New Construction
Yes/No
Yes/No
Yes/No
Remarks
Pipe Lines
Nil
Tube wells
Rehabilitation
required
Water Tanks
Yes
Working condition
Drainages
4
Streets Drainages
Natural Flood
Level
High Flood Level
Dry Weather Flow
Wet Weather
Flow
New construction
required
Irrigation Water Management System
Water
Management
System
Others
29 | P a g e
Working condition
KDF
S.N
Type
Community Fund Raising Initiatives for Emergency and Development

Total
Total
Responsibilities
Monthly
PKR
Houses
Amount
Yes/No
Min/Max
House Wise
Yes
Shop Wise
Others
40
28
1120
Remarks
Per
month
No
20. Mock Drills

S.N
Responsibility/
F. Person
Venue
Participants
Monthly/
Quarterly
Remarks
1
Not yet done
2
30 | P a g e
KDF
21. list of Vulnerable people and their phone numbers for evacuation during emergency/disaster:
S.N
Name
Vulnerability
Address
Contact
10
-END-
31 | P a g e
KDF

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FINAL

THREE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON DISASTER

Submitted by | Kashif Inam Lead Consultant

Background & Introduction

Earmarking evacuation arrangements routes, building and guidance etc.;

Identify and assess disaster risks using risk management approached

Session 1.1. Participants

Session 2.1: Introduction to

Session 2.2: a. Disaster

Introduction to HVC Assessment

Session 2.4: HVC practicing of

End of Day One

Day Two 17/04/2013

End of Day Two

Day Three 18/04/2013

Recap of Day one and Two

Session 4.1: HCV exercise in

Back from field

Session 4.3: Development of

Session 4.4: Practical exercise

End of Day Three

Disaster management structure in Pakistan

Session 3.3: Flood Disaster Risk Reduction Measures

Session 3.4: Introduction to Contingency Planning

Session 3.5: Preparation of Contingency Planning

Session 4.1: HCV exercise in field

Session 4.3: Development of Contingency Plan for one Village

Session 4.3: Practical exercise on evacuation

Review, way forward

Post- Course Marks

Participants Profile & Attendance Sheet

Dr. Abdul Madud

Asif Ali Shah

Dil Roz khan

Syed Shakir ullah Shah

Nazim Ali Shah

Dr. Abdul Mabud

Total days of participation in

Asif Ali Shah

Syed Shakir Ullah Shah

Nazim Ali shah

Tahir Ali Shah Bacha

Contingency Plan of Village Main Essa

Loss Animal &

Loss Animal &

Loss Animal &

4. Causes of those Disasters

Heavy Rain Fall

5. Current Hazards in the village:

Government imposed section 4 under people

6. Early signs of hazards/disasters (separate for each hazards):

Heavy Rain/ Seasonal

In summer season or rainy season

Less income etc

People and Element at Risk

7. Areas/villages can be affected?

8. Vulnerable/affected locations in the village:

Houses of? Mohallah etc

Electricity Generation System

How Many and Where

Drinking water sources

9. Vulnerable/affected people in the village:

How Many and Where