IV. ENABLING POLICIES

Strong and proactive policies are the foundation of an effective disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) system. This component ensures that local ordinances, resolutions, and policy recommendations align with RA 10121 and other national frameworks, reinforcing disaster resilience at the community level.

Key areas of focus include the enactment of DRRM-related ordinances, the adoption of policy recommendations from the Local DRRM Council (LDRRMC), and the integration of environmental, health, education, and other sectoral programs into disaster risk management policies. These legislative efforts support a risk-informed approach to governance, ensuring that disaster preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery are institutionalized within local government systems.

By continuously updating and strengthening policies, LGUs can create a safer, more resilient community equipped to handle disasters effectively.

 IV. ENABLING POLICIES

 A. LDRRM Council recommended DRRM-related policies

 4.1 Recommendation to enact DRRM- related ordinances through the LDRRMC

 Enacted local ordinances consistent with the requirements of RA 10121 and other national policy on the DRR CCA e.g. RA 10821

4.1.1.0 Approved and Updated Sanggunian-adopted DRRMrelated Ordinances for the year being assessed

 Proposed legislations, or policy recommendations, related to DRRM initiated by the LDRRMC/O based on the priority policy agenda of the LDRRMP

4.1.2. Council/ Committee LDRRMC Resolutions

4.1.3. Proposed DRRM-related ordinances

Note: Include transmittal of documents to Local Sangunian (if applicable)"

Inclusion of environmental, health, education, and other sectoral program/s in the DRRM-related

ordinances – not necessarily that these have to be in the LDRRMP, these may be in the environmental sector of the Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP)."

4.1.4.0 Minutes of the sanggunian session where such ordinance was discussed and/or enacted