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Bangladesh
Mohammad Abdul Qayyum
(Additional Secretary)
National Project Director
Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP Phase II)
Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief
Disaster
Context
Location of
Bangladesh
CHINA
INDIA
Ganges Basin
1,087,000 sq-km
BHUTAN
INDIA
BANGLADESH
Meghna Basin
82,000 sqkm
Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP II)
Ministry of Disaster Management & Relief, Government of Bangladesh
B AY O F B E N G AL
Flood
River Erosion
Drought
Cyclone
Proportion of coastal
sub-district affected by
severe cyclones
Salinity
cm
cm /yr
/y
r
Earthquake Fault
In and around
Bangladesh
PLATE
Himalaya Arc
PLATE
Burma Arc
INDIAN
Active Subduction
Zone
Dauki Fault
BURMA
PLATE
Population
Unplanned Urbanization
Centralized Administration
Poverty
reduced from 40% in 2005 to 24.7% in 2014
Inequality
Conventional
Cyclone
Flood
Famine
Disease
Emerging
Climate change
Salinity
Drought
River Bank Erosion
Urban Disasters
Lightening
/Strengths
Community Resilience
Social Safety Net ( wider programme )
Food Production ( production has been increased 3 times since
1970s)
Girls Education( almost 100% enrolled in primary education )
Women Employment
Reduction of disaster risks
Economic Growth ( GDP has been average 6% for the last
decade )
Sanitation Coverage
Life expectancy ( 71 years in 2014 from 49 years during 80s )
MDGs Five out of the eight MDGs has been achieved
Volunteerism
Social cohesiveness
Political commitment
Legal and Institutional Framework
Committee System
Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP II)
Ministry of Disaster Management & Relief, Government of Bangladesh
(a) Occurrence
60
50
40
30
Occurance
20
10
0
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
2020
Year
Occurrence: Increases
1970-1975: 2-3 events/Year
2010- 2014: 8-10 events/Year
Death: Decreases
In 2010 death reduces
1/100th from that of 1970s.
22
32.Wave action
33. HAZMAT
34. Radiation
Cyclone, Earthqu
tidal ake
surge,
salinity
Vulnerab
61
23
Total Population = 142.3 Millions
le land
area
Vulnerab
71
24
le Disaster Management Programme (CDMP II)
Comprehensive
populati
46
32
70%
46
27
80%
Drivers of Disaster
Complex Geo-physical location ( Flood , Flash Flood, Erosion
)
A shallow northern Bay of Bengal and funneling to the vast
coastal area of Bangladesh ( Cyclone, Salinity)
Level of governance ( Building collapse, road & river traffic
accident )
Rapid & Unplanned Urbanization ( Urban disasters)
Climate Change increases disaster risk ( All sectors)
Huge Population with higher poverty located in vulnerable
location ( Increased affected people)
Earthquake risk ( active faults, weak infrastructure)
Lack of risk knowledge
Drivers
of
DM
National Drivers
DM Act 2012
SOD
NPDM ( 2005-2015)
DM Policy ( Drafted )
BCCAP ( 2009)
Five-Year Development Planning contains DRR and CCA Section
Perspective Plan ( Vision 2021)
DRR & CCA inclusive DPP ( Planning Commission waiting for ECNEC
Decision )
Sectoral Policy inclusion of DRR & CCA (DAE, Environment , Women Affairs
etc)
International Drivers
European
Union
Bangladesh
M REGULATORY/LEGAL FRAMEWO
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
National Disaster
Management Council
Inter Ministerial
Disaster Management
Coordination
Committee (IMDMCC)
National Disaster
Management Advisory
Council (NDMAC)
Department of Disaster
Management
District Disaster
Management Committee
Municipal Disaster
Management Committee
City Corporation
Disaster Management
Committee
Zone / Upazila
Union
Village
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Challenges of Disaster
Management
- Mainstreaming of DM & CCA
- Institutional capacity
- Assessment of risks
- Risk reduction
- Poverty reduction
- Coordination
- Participation
- Financing at local level
- Capacity building
- Private sector response
- Development policy
- Centralized vs decentralized decision making
Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme (CDMP II)
Ministry of Disaster Management & Relief, Government of Bangladesh
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you