CDRA Basic Data Requirements

Prior to engaging in the training for CDRA, The Trainers should provide the participants with the needed data to bring for the workshops. These data should also be assessed by trainers for completeness, usability and in some cases in order to adjust the training program accordingly.

DATA REQUIREMENTS

• • Data on climate change projection i.e. Climate Information and Risk Analysis Matrix (CLIRAM) “Observed Climate Trends and Projected Climate Change in the Philippines" (PAGASA, 2018), and Philippine Climate Extremes Report 2020. 

  • Hazard maps (shape files and image files of hazard maps) from mandated government agencies (i.e. MGB, PHIVOLCS, PAGASA, DOH) and other spatial data on hazards such as CBMS, household survey, road, and infrastructure inventory.

  • Local DRRM Plan (LDRRMP) and Local Climate Change Action Plan (LCCAP), (If available)

  • Local disaster history (Last 10 years, if available)

  • Data collection, GIS mapping and data tabulation for the following exposure units, take note of the data-sets that are indicated : 

• • • • • • • • • Population – Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS), Residential Land Use (from Existing Land Use Map).

                • Urban Use Area – Existing Land Use.

                • Natural Resource Production Area – Existing Land Use Map (Agricultural Areas, Forest Plantation Areas).

                • Critical Point Facilities – bridges, power utilities, water utilities, educational utilities, social welfare utilities, health facilities, governance, communication facilities, infrastructure map and utilities map.

                • Lifeline Utilities – road maps, waterlines, power lines, infrastructure and utilities map (lines).

                • Other elements exposed to climate impacts and hazards

                • Admin Boundary (City and Barangay)

Link to PAGASA Climap to download CLIRAM and CERAM data. You may use the following links below

• CMIP6-BASED Climate Change Projections in the Philippines Report

• Philippine Climate Extremes Report 2020 Full Report.

EXPOSURE DATABASE TABLES

Each exposure database requires very specific information and is best established by agency/office within the LGU that possesses or is most knowledgeable on them. Thus, it is suggested that the following offices take charge of each exposure unit: