Action planning DRR

Action planning

Mainstreaming DRR:

1) High risk: Explicit DRR, aim to reduce disaster risk

2) Medium risk: Integrate DRR in what you already do it. Make the results of those activities disaster proof.

3) Low risk: If risk is low then focus on other things that are important, but set up a system for monitoring. It should be an active decisions otherwise risk of feeling it slipped through if disaster strikes.

Review programming of options:

Not a linear process: Upset power balance, create envy, create workload of people who dont have capacity of doil it.

Important design criteria (integrate in planning to make sure this is covered):

Relevance: is the project in line with local needs and priorities

Appropriateness: activities

Connectedness: activities

Sustainability:

Coherence:

Coverage:

Efficiency:

Effectiveness:

Coordination:

Impact:

Indicators for monitoring of disaster risk:

Input - Means - 20 hours spent on developing first aid

Process - Activities

Output Expected results

Outcome Specific objective

Impact Overall objective

Context indicators

Implementation monitoring

Build flexibility of the plan - "things happen" (invasion of land areas by people)

Increased disaster risk (light wood replaced by concrete in landslide areas)