Earthquake Resilience Conference

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1 Earthquake Resilience Conference on Basic Social Services Presented By: Karl Michael E. Marasigan, MPA OIC, DPOS-DCD / OIC, QCDRRMO

2 BUILDING A DISASTER RESILIENT QUEZON CITY PROJECT (Aug Aug. 2013)

3 HAZARDS, VULNERABILITY AND RISK ASSESSMENT REPORT (HVRA) Provides the scientific information related to Quake Earthquake Hazards: Fault Location, Ground Shaking, Liquefaction, Fire Following Earthquake Risk Parameters: Casualty Estimates, Distribution of damage to buildings, critical facilities, high loss facilities Potential damage to Transportation systems and lifelines Identification of hotspots for Flood, Quake and Combined

4 Structures COLAPSED and DAMAGED Due to ground shaking In the Post Earthquake Assessment structures collapse/damage 18,782- fatalities 76,863- injured 68,619- families displaced

5 The Hotspots map shows the Top 5 Barangays suffered the most Collapse Buildings and have the most numbers of FATALITIES

6 Identified open space for Temporary Shelter for Displaced Families: Dist V- Neopolitan/ SM Parking Area Dist II- Acsibal Open Space, Brgy. Batasan Dist VI- Centris Open Space Area Dist I- Veterans Gulf Course Dist III- UP Diliman Complex/ Camp Aguinaldo Compund Dist IV- Amoranto Sporst Coplex, brgy. Paligsahan

7 Name / Location of Evacuation Camp Bgys to be accomodated (List bgys in the respective districts) Number of Displaced Population Required Area = Displaced x 2.5 / person Capacity Of Evacuation Camp (2.5 sq meter / person) Dist. 1 Veterans Memorial Medical Center at North Avenue Bgy Project 6 (MMDA sub OPCEN for the North Quadrant) 37 ( 37,664 37,664 x / 10,000 = 9.5 hectares 87,616 Dist. 2 Acsibal Open Area Barangay Batasan Hills 5 20,691 20,691 x / 10,000 = 5.2 hectares Dist. 3 UP Diliman Grounds, Cam Aguinaldo Compound 37 44,022 44,022 x / 10,000 = 11 hectares

8 Name / Location of Evacuation Camp Bgys to be accomodated (List bgys in the respective districts) Number of Displaced Population Required Area = Displaced x 2.5 / person Dist. 4 Amoranto Stadium Roces Avenue, Bgy Paligsahan 38 45,737 45,737 x / 10,000 = 12 hectares Quezon Memorial Circle Bgy Central Dist. 5 Open area at SM Parking Area and Commonwealth Avenue near Neopolitan 14 32,369 32,369 x / 10,000 = 8 hectares Dist. 6 Centris Open Space Area 11 34,415 34,415 x / 10,000 = 9 Total 214, hectares

9 FORMULATION OF CONTINGENCY PLAN FINAL WRITESHOP (MAR , 2014) CONTINGENCY PLAN For Flood and Earthquake

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11 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES 0-24 Hours.Conduct of master listing and intake interviews of affected families (children, elderly, PWDs), issue identification cards per family, clustering of affected families into groups, assigning them to their respective tents and provide necessary orientations, further assessment and tasking. Provide other basic services such as Critical Incidence Stress Debriefing (CISD), daycare session for children, among others.

12 Refer sick victims to Health Sector. Continue to manage the community kitchen and the provision of hot meals to evacuees. The camp manager shall perform inventory of supplies and other needs and makes necessary request to the sector lead. In case of donations, the camp manager shall acknowledge receipt of supplies, inspect and records quantity and contents, and assist donors in the distribution of food packs. The camp manager shall provide feedback and updates to the sector lead. Basic Social Services SIMEX in the 4 th quarter NSED last November 14, 2014.

13 Deployment of temporary shelters and water purifier in every identified evacuation area per District

14 HEALTH / WATER AND SANITATION HEALTH (WASH) SECTOR NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES INVENTORYFORM 6 WASH Facilities Coordination with water utility companies, NGOs and private companies with logistics to provide drinking water and facilities to maintain personal hygiene and sanitation QCDRRMC TWG 3 rd to 4 th Qtr

15 HEALTH / WATER AND SANITATION HEALTH (WASH) SECTOR NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES INVENTORYFORM 6 WASH Facilities Provision of potable water; chlorine tablets/ solution; water treatment Construct/ redesign evacuation centers to provide toilets and baths observing privacy and which gender sensitive and responsive Educate the community on various ways of water treatment DOH, CHD MM (NCR) thru HEMS QCHD HEMS LGU LGU/ Barangays QCDRRMC TWG QCHD Sanitation Division

16 NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES INVENTORYFORM 6 Established trained personnel for Camp Management, Stress Debriefing, Health Services Conduct meeting to Private Business Sector for Public and Private partnership. Coordinate with Peoples Organization thru QC Community Relation Office (CRO) for training activities. Organizations to be utilize for disaster management. Set meeting with Super Market Association, Drug Store Association for signing of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) in relation to the sustainable food and medicine supply in a disaster management.

17 The whole of society should understand that Disaster Impact is everybody s concern.

18 Thank You