DIRECTORATE OF TRAINING: UNION TERRITORIES CIVIL SERVICES
GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI
Institutional Area, Shahdara, Behind Karkardooma Courts, Shahdara Delhi 32
LEARNING UNITS OF TRAINING SESSIONS ON BASIC MANAGERIAL
COMPETENCE IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT (N)
Name of the Package of Courses
Basic Managerial Competence in Disaster
Management
Three days
Twelve (12)
II
Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, Assistant Director
Method
Training Material
Performance
of
and aid
Aid
Training
Duration of the Course
Number of Sessions
Training Branch
Name of Course Coordinator
Enabling
Contents & Sequence
Objectives
Session – I
DAY - 1
Basic Concepts of Disaster
Management, DM Cycle & HRVC
Analysis
o Explain the basic concepts related
to Disaster Management – viz.;
disaster, hazard, vulnerability,
capacity, disaster risk, disaster
preparedness, relief & response,
rehabilitation, reconstruction,
recovery, disaster risk reduction
etc.
o Describe the inter-relationship
between hazards, vulnerability,
capacities and risk.
Session - II
An overview of manmade Disasters
including Chemical, Biological,
Radiological & Nuclear Emergencies
o Describe various manmade
disasters to which Delhi is
vulnerable to
o Describe CBRN emergencies and
their impact.
o Describe preparedness and
response for manmade disasters
Session - III
An Overview of Delhi vulnerability to
various natural & manmade hazards
o Describe the natural hazards to
which Delhi is vulnerable to
o Describe the vulnerability of
Sector.
o Major disasters that have
occurred in the past and lessons
learnt.
Session – IV
Institutional arrangements for
coordination at City & State level in
Delhi + tabletop exercise on SDMP /
DDMP
o Describe the administrative and
institutional structure &
mechanism for disaster
management in the country
o Explain the administrative and
institutional structure &
mechanism for disaster
management in Delhi/NCR.
o To test the practicability and
efficacy of State/District Disaster
Management Plan of Delhi.
o To test inter-agency coordination.
DAY - 2
Disaster Management – Main issues
Session – V
Session – VI
Issues & Challenges of Response &
Relief Management
o Describe complexities of
Response & Relief Management
o Explain the challenges faced in
managing post disaster situations
particularly of Command, Control
and inter-agency coordination.
o Explain importance of
communication during
emergency phase and
communication barriers resulting
in poor response.
o Describe various facets of interagency coordination.
o Important issues during
emergency phase such as crisis
leadership, media management,
VIP visits etc.
Post Disaster Scenario – Rapid damage
assessment, Damage & loss assessment,
Rehabilitation & recovery
o Describe likely post disaster
scenarios & how to conduct rapid
damage assessment for rescue &
relief operations.
o Describe disaster damage & loss
assessment.
o Explain Rehabilitation &
Recovery planning, process and
various related issues.
Session – VII
Cross cutting issues in DM – Gender,
Children, Environment, Climate
Change etc.
o Explain various cross cutting
issues in disaster management
o Describe importance of cross
cutting issues
Session – VIII
Management of a major earthquake –
A case study on Bhuj Earthquake
o Issues & challenges of managing
a major earthquake situations
o Lessons learnt from Bhuj
Earthquake 2001
Session – IX
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Session - X
Session – XI
Session – XII
DAY - 3
An overview of IRS
Describe principles & features of
IRS
Explain application of IRS for
incidents and events.
An overview of IRS (Contd..)
Simulation exercise on a major
earthquake situation in Delhi
o A scenario based simulation
exercise on a major Earthquake in
Delhi
After action review of simulation
exercise
Feedback & course valediction
Lecture,
PPT
Computer, Projector
White Board etc.
Handouts
(if required)