Educational
Technology
Unit
Disaster Readiness and Risk
Reduction
(DRRR)
Q3 Week 1 :
Concept of Disaster
Quarter 3 Wek 1
Senior High School CORE SUBJECT
Module 1
Module 2
Quarter 3 Week 1
ARE YOU
READY?!☺
❑ pen and paper
❑ Learning Modules
❑ presence of mind
❑*comment & react
Count Me In
Recall 5 disastrous events in the
past 5 years.
Why are we disaster-prone?
1. Typhoon belt
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
Why are we disaster-prone?
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
2. Pacific Ring of Fire
2013 World Risk Index
2020 World Risk Index
2022 World Risk Index
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DISASTER
A serious disruption of the functioning of a community
or a society at any scale due to hazardous events
interacting with conditions of exposure, vulnerability
and capacity, leading to one or more of the following:
human, material, economic and environmental losses and
impacts.
DISASTER
There’s no such thing as natural disaster,
only natural hazards.
HAZARD
A process, phenomenon or human activity that
may cause loss of life, injury or other health
impacts, property damage, social and economic
disruption or environmental degradation.
TYPES OF HAZARDS
1.
are predominantly
associated with natural processes and phenomena.
2.
or human-induced
hazards, are induced entirely or predominantly by
human activities and choices.
HAZARD vs DISASTER
HAZARD
A dangerous situation that
poses a threat to human life
Has less critical
consequences
DISASTER
An event that completely
causes damage to human life
and property
Has more critical
consequences and more
catastrophic
HAZARD
DISASTER
ASSESSMENT
Classify whether the event is natural or man-made.
1. Industrial Hazard
2. Avalanche N
M 6. Tsunami N
3. Indoor Fire
7. Cyber security threat
8. Deforestation M
5. Armed Conflict
9. Earthquake N
10. Structural Collapse
M
4. Covid-19 N
M
M
M
DISASTER RISK
The potential loss of life, injury, or destroyed or
damaged assets which could occur to a system,
society or a community in a specific period,
determined probabilistically as a function of
hazard, exposure, vulnerability and capacity.
VULNERABILITY
The conditions determined by physical, social,
economic and environmental factors or
processes which increase the susceptibility of
an individual, a community, assets or systems
to the impacts of hazards.
CAPACITY
The combination of all the strengths, attributes
and resources available within an organization,
community or society to manage and reduce
disaster risks and strengthen resilience.
Checking For Understanding
1. Susceptibility of an individual, a community, assets or systems to
the impacts of hazards
A. Disaster
B. Disaster Risk
C. Exposure
D. Vulnerability
Checking For Understanding
2. A process, phenomenon or human activity that may cause loss of
life
A. Hazard
B. Disaster Risk
C. Exposure
D. Vulnerability
Checking For Understanding
3. A serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a
society at any scale due to hazardous events
A. Hazard
B. Disaster Risk
C. Disaster
D. Vulnerability
Checking For Understanding
4. The situation of people located in hazard prone areas
A. Capacity
B. Exposure
C. Hazard
D. Vulnerability
Checking For Understanding
5. Combination of all the strengths, attributes and resources
available within an organization, community
A. Disaster Risk
B. Exposure
C. Capacity
D. Vulnerability
Checking For Understanding
6. The potential loss of life, injury, or destroyed or damaged assets
which could occur
A. Disaster Risk
B. Disaster
C. Hazard
D. Vulnerability
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
1. Climate Change
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
2. Environmental Degradation
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
3. Globalized Economic Development
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
4. Poverty and Inequality
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
5. Poorly planned and Managed Urban Development
Risk Factors Underlying Disaster
6. Weak Governance
Checking for Understanding
Identify the risk factor.
1. Rise of sea levels
Climate Change
2. Traffic Congestion
Poor Urban Development
Checking for Understanding
3. Deforestation
Environmental Degradation
4. unwillingness to assume their roles and responsibilities
in governing disaster risk department
Weak Governance
Checking for Understanding
5. houses made of lightweight materials informal settlement
areas
Poverty and Inequality
6. conversion of agricultural areas into malls
Globalized Economic Development
7. Delay in acquiring Covid Vaccine
Globalized Economic Development
MODULE 3
Great damage caused by a disaster can be reduced if
everyone will take responsibility in anticipating its effects.
Here are some ways on how to plan ahead of a disaster:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Check for hazards at home.
Identify safe place indoors and outdoors
Educate yourself and family members
Have Disaster kits/supplies on hand.
Develop an emergency communication plan.
Help your community get ready.
Practice the Disaster Preparedness Cycle
Week 1 Activities
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