6th Bulgarian-Austrian Seminar, 7 November 2013, Sofia
Directorate General Fire Safety and Civil
Protection
Dipl. Eng. Hristo Kirilov
According to the Disaster Protection Low:
The Disaster Protection Planning is carried out
Municipal (264), Regional (28) and National levels.
at
On each territorial level, Disaster Protection Planning has to be done
for all hazards which could occur on the territory.
But there are three compulsory parts which each Plan must consists.
Earthquake
Svishtov, 4th March 1977
Flood
Biser, 6th February 2012
Radiation
Chernobil, 26th April 1986
Contents of Disaster Protection Plans
1. Analysis of possible disasters and weather consequences;
2. Measures to prevent or mitigate the effects of disasters;
3. Measures to protect the population;
4. Allocation of duties and authorities and persons to implement the
measures;
5. Tools and resources provided for the eradication of the
consequences of disasters;
6. Mode of interaction between the executive authorities;
7. Order early notification of the executive authorities and the
population threat or occurrence of disasters.
Cataclysm
National Plan for
Disaster Protection
National
level
Disaster
Distress throughout the
country
Regional Plan for
Disaster Protection
Accident
Distress in the region
Failure
Municipality Plan for
Disaster Protection
Distress in
the Municipality
Incident
Regional
level
Biser, 6th February 2012
The part "Flood" from the Disaster Protection
Plans should be updated, taking into account the
Flood Risk Management Plans.
Article 9, par. 12
Disaster Protection Low
This process has not yet begun, but it is not clear as well the procedure for
consideration between the Flood Risk Management Plans and the Disaster
Protection Plans on the territorial level - municipal, regional and national, is
not determined, i.e. which part of the Flood Risk Management Plan of a river
basin should be transferred to the National Disaster Protection Plan, which
to the District Plans and what to the Plans at the municipal level.
Recovery
Disaster Protection
Planning
Reaction
Prevention
“Kein
Plan überlebt die erste
Feindberührung”
Helmuth Karl Bernhard Graf von Moltke
The National Programme for Disaster
Protection defines the objectives,
priorities and tasks for disaster
protection for a period of 5 years.
Funding of the program is
implemented according to the
parameters set out in the Estimates.
Measures envisaged in Flood Risk Management
Plans under par. 12 are included in the annual
plans for implementation of the National
Programme for disaster protection.
Article 9, par. 13
Disaster Protection Low
Management measures for flood risk are a mandatory part of the activities
included in the annual plans for implementation of the National Programme
for Disaster Protection. The activities entered in the National Programme
have relation to analysis of the disasters protection capabilities, guidelines
for research projects, trends in education, resource provision of the URS
and the degree of implementation of the flood risk management measures
included at the previous Program.
Flood Risk
Management Planning
Prevention
Reaction
Recovery