Building Resilient Local Governments
Operation L!STO:
Preparedness Protocols for LGUs
OPERATION L!STO
Building Disaster Resilient and Climate Adaptive Communities
The LGUs are:
Expected to be at the frontline of
emergency measures.. to ensure the
general welfare of its constituents (Local
Government Code 1991).
Ensure the safety and resiliency of
communities to face the challenges of
disasters (Republic Act 10121).
Shall consider climate change adaptation
as one of their regular functions (Republic
Act 9729)
It is a national advocacy program
that focuses on building a safe,
disaster and climate resilient
communities using the whole-ofnation and whole-of-government
approach.
Minimize the loss of lives
and assets
OPERATION L!STO
Building Disaster Resilient and Climate Adaptive Communities
Significantly reduce
disaster risks
Communities are able to
bounce forward
DILG CCA-DRRM
Intervention
Framework
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provide avenues for resource
generation and project
development for the various
CCA-DRRM initiatives to
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DILG CCA-DRRM
Intervention
Framework
DISASTER
RESILIENT
& CLIMATE
CHANGE
ADAPTIVE
LGs
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provide avenues for resource
generation and project
development for the various
CCA-DRRM initiatives to
materialize.
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Program Components
Ensuring coherence at all levels
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DILG
Government
Community
Program Components
L!STONG
Pamahalaang
Lokal
Establishing local protocols for early warning
preparations, response actions, and monitoring
Program Components
L!STONG
Pamayanan
Community-Based DRRM
Program Components
L!STONG
Pamilyang
Pilipino
Making households disaster resilient
Program Components
1
DILG
Government
Community
L!STONG
Pamahalaang
Lokal
L!STONG
Pamayanan
L!STONG
Pamilyang
Pilipino
Ensuring coherence at all levels
Establishing local protocols for early warning
preparations, response actions, and monitoring
Community-Based DRRM
Making households disaster resilient
Risk assessments
and plans
Institutionalize
structures & systems
Preparedness for
Emergency Response
Building competencies
Policies & Ordinances
Partnerships and linkages
PREPAREDNESS
RA 10121
Knowledge and capacities to
effectively anticipate, respond to and
recover from hazards
Pre-disaster actions and measures
based on sound risk analysis
Community organizing, training,
planning, equipping, stockpiling, hazard
mapping, insuring assets and IEC
Develop strategy, policy, institutional
structure, forecasting capacities and plans
Local DRRM Fund
RA 10121 Section 21
30% of the 5%
70% of the 5%
Quick Response
Fund (QRF) for
Disaster Response
relief and recovery
programs
5% of estimated revenue
from regular sources
Disaster
Preparedness
activities like trainings,
IECs, EWS, drills and
simulation exercises,
researches, risk
assessments and
planning
Capacity Development on Listo Protocols
for LGUs
Batch
1
2
3
4
5
Provinces/Cities
Bataan and Zambales
including Olongapo
City
Nueva Ecija
Pampanga including
Angeles City
Aurora and Tarlac
Bulacan
Schedule
Sept. 26, 2022
Sept. 27, 2022
Oct. 3, 2022
Oct. 4, 2022
Oct. 5, 2022
Target Participants
• Local Chief Executive or Local
Administrator
• Local Disaster Risk Reduction
Management Officer
• City/Municipal Local Government
Operations Officer
• Chief of Police
• Fire Marshall
Topics
• The Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction
Management System
• Enhanced Guidelines on LISTO Checklist
• Operation LISTO: Preparedness Guide for
Governors
• Local Weather Disturbance Protocols
• Listo Protocols for Volcanic Eruption (Mt
Pinatubo)
• DILG Reporting System
Ways Forward
Formulation of Listo Manual:
- Earthquake
- Tsunami
Conduct of Capacity Building Intervention
- Management of the Dead and Missing Training
- Crisis Management Training
- Wemboree (Youth Camp)
Development of a Regional Guidelines on the
Integration of EREID in the LGU Contingency Plan
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