Hazard and Risk Maps for your BDRRM PLAN
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COLLABORATION IS AT THE HEARTH of disaster risk reduction and management. DRRM Rosario is committed to fostering meaningful partnerships and promoting knowledge-sharing to build a safer, more resilient Rosario, Batangas. Through networking with local and national stakeholders, sharing best practices, and advocating for inclusive participation, we aim to strengthen the collective capacity to address disaster risks and challenges effectively.
We believe that disaster resilience begins with empowered communities. DRRM Rosario supports and promotes initiatives that involve:
Local Government Units (LGUs): Collaborating with barangay and municipal governments to align local DRRM initiatives with broader goals and strategies.
Community Organizations: Advocating for grassroots participation in planning and preparedness activities, ensuring that every voice is heard.
Schools and Academic Institutions: Encouraging disaster education programs and capacity-building initiatives that involve students, educators, and parents as active participants in resilience-building efforts.
DRRM Rosario serves as a bridge between local and national efforts, promoting coordination and resource-sharing across different levels of governance:
Networking with Other LGUs: Sharing lessons learned, templates, and resources from neighboring municipalities to create a more unified approach to disaster management across the region.
Collaboration with National Government Agencies (NGAs): Highlighting programs and campaigns from key agencies such as the Office of Civil Defense (OCD), Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), and Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS). By amplifying their efforts, we help ensure these critical resources reach the local community.
DRRM Rosario provides access to templates, case studies, and best practices to guide collaborative DRRM efforts:
DRRM Planning Templates: Tools for crafting barangay and municipal DRRM plans, ensuring consistency and compliance with national guidelines.
Success Stories: Showcasing effective DRRM collaborations, such as school-based preparedness programs or inter-LGU flood mitigation projects, to inspire similar initiatives.
Operational Protocols: Sharing sample Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and contingency plans for multi-stakeholder collaboration during emergencies.
As an online platform focused on education and advocacy, DRRM Rosario plays a vital role in fostering collaboration by:
Raising Awareness: Sharing updates, announcements, and educational materials to keep stakeholders informed about the latest DRRM developments.
Connecting Stakeholders: Serving as a digital hub for collaboration by linking LGUs, NGOs, schools, and national agencies through shared resources and communication.
Advocating for Inclusive Approaches: Promoting the involvement of marginalized groups, such as persons with disabilities, women, and children, to ensure that no one is left behind in DRRM efforts.
Whether you’re a community leader, educator, local official, or concerned citizen, there’s a role for everyone in building disaster resilience. Explore our resources, connect with other stakeholders, and discover how you can contribute to making Rosario, Batangas a model of disaster preparedness and collaboration. Together, we can create a stronger, more resilient community.
For more information, visit our Resources section or contact us directly.
At DRRM Rosario, we believe that meaningful collaboration with barangay and municipal governments is vital for effective disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM). By supporting and promoting initiatives that foster these partnerships, we help ensure that local DRRM efforts are aligned with broader regional and national goals. This alignment allows for a more cohesive and strategic approach to disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Through our advocacy, we aim to empower local government units to take proactive steps in addressing disaster risks while integrating their initiatives into the larger framework of resilience-building. Together, we can create a unified system where local actions contribute to achieving long-term safety and sustainability for the entire community of Rosario, Batangas.
At DRRM Rosario, we firmly believe that disaster preparedness and risk reduction are most effective when every member of the community is involved. We actively support and promote initiatives that advocate for grassroots participation, empowering individuals and local organizations to play an active role in planning and preparedness activities. By encouraging inclusive engagement, we ensure that the unique needs, perspectives, and contributions of all stakeholders—particularly those from marginalized and vulnerable groups—are recognized and addressed. This bottom-up approach fosters a sense of shared responsibility, builds stronger community networks, and enhances resilience. DRRM Rosario remains committed to amplifying the voices of the community, ensuring that everyone has an opportunity to contribute to a safer and more disaster-resilient Rosario, Batangas.
Education is a cornerstone of disaster preparedness and resilience. At DRRM Rosario, we support and promote disaster education programs and capacity-building initiatives that actively engage students, educators, and parents in building a safer and more resilient community. By fostering awareness and providing access to valuable learning resources, we empower young minds and their families to understand the risks they face and take proactive steps to mitigate them. These programs not only equip participants with essential knowledge and skills but also inspire a culture of preparedness and shared responsibility. DRRM Rosario is committed to ensuring that education becomes a powerful tool in disaster risk reduction, creating a generation that is better informed, more capable, and ready to lead efforts in resilience-building.
DRRM Rosario recognizes the value of shared experiences and collective learning in enhancing disaster preparedness and resilience. We actively support and promote disaster education programs and capacity-building initiatives that encourage the sharing of lessons learned, templates, and best practices from neighboring cities and municipalities. By facilitating this exchange of knowledge and resources, we aim to create a more unified and coordinated approach to disaster management across the region. These collaborative efforts not only strengthen local capacities but also build a network of communities working together to address shared risks and challenges. Through this regional perspective, DRRM Rosario empowers local stakeholders to implement proven strategies while fostering innovation and adaptability in disaster risk reduction and management. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient region ready to face any challenges ahead.
Collaboration between Local Government Units (LGUs) and National Government Agencies (NGAs) plays a crucial role in enhancing disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) efforts. These partnerships enable the sharing of resources, expertise, and best practices, ensuring a more unified and effective approach to disaster resilience. By working together, LGUs and NGAs address specific challenges, bridge capacity gaps, and implement coordinated strategies tailored to the needs of communities. Below are key instances that highlight the impactful collaboration between LGUs and NGAs, showcasing how collective efforts contribute to building a safer and more resilient Rosario, Batangas.
REDAS 2023 Training for the Province of Batangas Attended by the Municipality of Rosario
The REDAS 2023 Training for the Province of Batangas, organized by PHIVOLCS, focused on integrating disaster risk reduction into local planning through the use of REDAS software. Held from February 27 to March 4, 2023, at the Batangas Provincial Capitol, the training covered three main modules: Basic REDAS and Seismic Hazard Assessment, Developing Relational Databases, and Exposure Database Development. Pre-training sessions on software installation were conducted virtually on February 23-24, 2023, issuing 43 REDAS, ETAM, and SRM license keys to participants from provincial and municipal LGUs.
INSPIRING PRACTICES AND STRATEGIES FOR RESILIENCE highlights a curated collection of news articles, online publications, and other reference materials sourced from reputable organizations and platforms available online. At DRRM Rosario, we believe in the power of shared knowledge and open-source intelligence to inspire action and innovation. By gathering and sharing these valuable resources, we showcase effective practices, success stories, and proven strategies implemented by other communities and institutions around the globe. These resources are carefully selected for their relevance and potential applicability to the Municipality of Rosario, Batangas. Through this initiative, we aim to provide local stakeholders, community leaders, and decision-makers with ideas and insights that can be adapted to strengthen disaster preparedness, enhance resilience, and drive sustainable development efforts in our community. Together, we can learn from others and pave the way for a safer and more resilient Rosario.
By ANNA FELICIA BAJO, GMA Integrated News
Published November 21, 2024 8:49am
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PHIVOLCS conducted a REDAS training entitled “Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction into the Local Development Planning Process, Contingency Planning, And Emergency Preparedness Through the Use of REDAS Software for the Province of Batangas – Modules 1-3. The topics covered Basic REDAS and Seismic Hazard Assessment Module, Developing Relational Database in REDAS and REDAS Exposure Database Development. It was held last February 27 - March 4, 2023 at the Batangas Provincial Capitol, Batangas City.
Source:
https://www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/index.php/redas/27-redas-activities/18065-redas-2023-training-for-the-province-of-batangas
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