CENTRE FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENTCENTRE FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT

ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINING INSTITUTEADMINISTRATIVE TRAINING INSTITUTE

MYSORE MYSORE

Smt. AMITA PRASAD, IASSmt. AMITA PRASAD, IASDirector GeneralDirector General

OUTLINE

1. Introduction

2. Activities of CDM

3. Lessons Learnt

4. Feedback4. Feedback

5. Activities of training 2010-11

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SIUD SIRDATI

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

4ETC

SATCOM

22 DTI’s

STAFF

FACULTY

CDM

� Disaster Management Cell established in 2000 -

01 at ATI

� Subsequently named as Centre for Disaster

Management(CDM) in 2007-08

ABOUT CDM

� Faculty Position – 03

(Sanctioned – 04; Working – 03; One person selected & yet to

join)

� Other staff – 03

(Documentation Officer -01 & Two Data Entry Operator)

� Training both on Campus & Off Campus

� Preparation of State Plan (KSDMP)

� DDMP Evaluation

ACTIVITIES OF CDM

� DDMP Evaluation

� Other Activities (Action Research, Case

Study, Hand books & Manuals)

TRAINING ACTIVITIES

Item/Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

(till date)

Trainings Conducted 09 27 27

Training Days 27 89 84

Persons trained 155 3255*

(599+2656)

4338*

(786+3552)

Details……

* Including SATCOM training programme – One each during theyear 2008-09 & 2009-10 (Participants trained 2656+3552 = 6208)

TRAINING ACTIVITIES

Year Total Courses

Total Trained

Title of Courses No. of Courses

2007 – 08 9 155 Formulation of DDMP 04

Disaster Management 04

Earthquake and Flood Management 01

2008 - 09 27 3255 (599+2656)

Disaster Management 14

Flood and Earthquake Management 01

Earthquake and Landslide Management 02

GIS Application in Disaster Management 01

Urban flood Management 01

Urban Disaster Management 01

Drought Management 01

Table Top Exercise for Disaster Management 01

Formulation of DDMP 02

Gender and Disaster 01

Industrial Disaster Management 01

Community Based Disaster Management (SATCOM)

01

TRAINING ACTIVITIES (CONT.)

Year Total Courses

Total Trained

Title of Courses No. of Courses

2009 - 10 27 4338(786+3552)

Disaster Management 12

Workshop on Formulation of State Disaster Management Plan

01

Disaster Management for Urban Areas 01

Application of RS & GIS in Disaster Management

02

Community Based Disaster Management (SATCOM)

01(SATCOM)

Disaster Safe Building Codes & Designs 01

Disaster Management for Urban Local Bodies 01

Gender Concerns in Disaster Management 01

Workshop on Management of Strom Water Leading to Mitigation of Urban Disasters

01

Community Based Disaster Management 01

Comprehensive Landslide Risk Management 01

Coastal Erosion Management 01

Flood & Earthquake Management 01

TRAINING MODULES

1. Disaster Management

2. Disaster Management for Urban Areas

3. Application of RS & GIS in Disaster Management

4. Community Based Disaster Management

5. Disaster Safe Building Codes & Designs5. Disaster Safe Building Codes & Designs

6. Disaster Management for Urban Local Bodies

7. Disaster Management for Police Department

8. Management of Storm Water leading to Mitigation of

Urban Disasters

� The Modules are proposed to be printed

STATE PLAN & DDMP EVALUATION

� Preparation of State

Disaster Management

Plan (Submitted)

� Evaluation and

reformulation of DDMP’s

of 30 districts of the

state (18 Prepared)

OTHER ACTIVITY AND INITIATIVES

Off campus Training Programmes 13

Hand book and Manuals 05Hand book and Manuals 05

Action Research and Case studies 05

GULBARGA

BELGAUM

BIJAPUR

BELLARY

RAICHUR

BIDAR

KOPPAL

GADAG

BAGALKOTE

DHARWAR

ATI

DTI

TRAINING PROGRAMMES (OFF-CAMPUS)

KOLAR

KARWAR

TUMKUR

BELLARY

SHIMOGA

HASSAN

MYSORE

HAVERI

GADAG

UDUPI

MANDYA

CHITRADURGA

COORG

CHIKMAGALUR

DAVANGERE

MANGALORE BANGALORE RURAL

CHAMARAJA NAGAR

BANGALORE URBAN

29 DISTRICTS

177 TALUKS

ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR 2009-10

14

26Courses at ATI

Off Campus Courses13

Off Campus CoursesDemos & Mock Drill

Total No. of training programme = 27Total No. of Participants till date = 4338

HANDBOOKS AND MANUALS

� Handbook on Civil Works for Non-Engineers published.

� Handbook on Disaster Management (Kannada).

� Training Modules on Disaster Management.

� Handbook on Psycho-social care during Disasters� Handbook on Psycho-social care during Disasters(under publication).

� Handbook & Training Manuals on DroughtManagement, FAQ on GIS in DisasterManagement, Loss & Damage Assessment andEnvironment & Disaster are under production.

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RESEARCH & CASE STUDIES

� Assessment of Flood Prone Areas using Remote

Sensing and Geographical Information System

around T. Narasipur and Nanjangud in Mysore

District (Kannada).

� Automobile Population and Its Environs – A Case� Automobile Population and Its Environs – A Case

Study of Road Accidents in Mysore City.

� Karnataka Floods 2009 – A Case Study of Dharwar

(under progress).

� Urban Flood Management – Case study of Bangalore

(under progress).

LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE TRAINING PROGRAMME

� Lack of awareness on Disaster management at all levels.

� District Disaster Management Plans prepared by the districtadministrations needs to be properly updated by involving all linedepartments.

� Most of the Officers are unaware about Disaster Management Act2005 & availability of DDMPs.

� Taluk/Community level participants demands more no. of trainings forawareness generation and for preparation of taluk/village level plans.awareness generation and for preparation of taluk/village level plans.

� SATCOM training programme on Community Based DisasterManagement progamme is very successful & could reach > 3000participants in three days.

� District/Area specific disaster training programme have helped intraining more nos. of participants at local level.

� Training methods like Filed study, Group work & Presentation, ActionPlan preparation were very much fruitful to the participants.

FEEDBACK FROM THE PARTICIPNATS

� Disaster management training programmes is an eye opener for the allstakeholders for the management of disaster situations.

� Disaster Management training programme are very informative andshould be conducted at all level.

� Training on DDMPs is very useful & has given a broad idea for thepreparation of DDMPs.

� Community based disaster management awareness through STACOM� Community based disaster management awareness through STACOMtraining is extremely helpful & should be frequently conducted tocommunity level people.

� Disaster management training programmes should be extended totaluk/village level people for the preparation of taluk/village level plans.

� More focused training on individual/area specific disasters managementprogrammes would help in preparation of individual plans.

� Filed visit for HRVC analysis, Group exercise & presentations are moreuseful.

REQUEST

� Amount being given for library books is very less.

Independence to purchase to be given.

� SATCOM – two training progamme @ Rs.4.00 lakh

included in budget & sanction is requested.included in budget & sanction is requested.

� Continuation of CDM beyond 2012.

� Additional funds required for printing of books.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Financial Year Amount

Received

Expenditure on

training

Expenditure

on salary

2008 - 09 Rs.15,50,000/- Rs. 5,99,951/- Rs. 12,38,757/-2008 - 09 Rs.15,50,000/- Rs. 5,99,951/- Rs. 12,38,757/-

2009 - 10 (till date) Rs.28,93,000/- Rs. 6,03,858/- Rs.17,78,279/-

TRAINING PROGRAMMES : 2010-11

Programmes at ATI 19

Total No. of Programmes : 35 (40)Total No. of Training Days : 119 (113)

Off-Campus Programmes 14

SATCOM Programme 02

Sl. No. Programme Title No. of Days Date

April

1 Disaster Management (Relief, Rehabilitation & Mitigation) 05 19-23

2 Disaster Management (DTI, Karwar) 03 27-29

May

3 Disaster Management for Urban Areas 03 03-05

4 Disaster Management (DTI, Bijapur) 03 12-14

5 Disaster Management (DTI, Bellary) 03 26-28

TENTATIVE CALENDAR OF TRAINING PROGRAMME 2010-11

5 Disaster Management (DTI, Bellary) 03 26-28

June

6 ToT on Disaster Management for Education Department 05 07-11

7 Drought Management 03 16-18

8 Disaster Management (DTI, Bangalore) 03 23-25

July

9 Comprehensive Landslide Risk Management 05 05-09

10 Industrial Disaster Management 03 14-16

11 Community Based Disaster Management (DTI, Mysore) 03 21-23

12 Incident Command System (KPA, Mysore) 03 26-28

August

13 Community Based Disaster Management (DTI, Madikeri) 03 02-04

14 Application of Remote Sensing & GIS in Disaster Management 05 09-13

15 Disaster Management for Police Officers (KPA, Mysore) 03 25-27

September

16 Disaster Management for Urban Local Bodies 03 06-08

17 Disaster Safe Building Codes and Designs 05 13-17

18 Disaster Management (DTI, Raichur) 03 27-29

October

19 Gender Concerns in Disaster Management 03 04-06

(CONTD)

19 Gender Concerns in Disaster Management 03 04-06

20 Disaster Management for Fire Services, Civil Defense & NGO’s 03 11-13

21 Disaster Management (DTI, Bidar) 27-29

November

22 Disaster Management for ZP Members (SATCOM) 03 10-12

23 Health Care Management during Disasters 03 25-27

December

24 Disaster Management (DTI, Bidar) 03 07-09

25 Damage & Loss Assessment of Disasters 03 13-15

26 School safety Measures in Disaster Management 03 27-29

January

27 ToT on Disaster Management for Line Departments 05 03-07

28 Community Based Disaster Management (DTI, Shimoga) 03 18-20

29 Environment & Disasters 03 27-29

February

30 Application of Remote Sensing & GIS in Disaster Management 05 07-11

31 Psychosocial Care in Disaster Management 03 16-18

(CONTD)

31

32 Climate Change 03 23-25

March

33 Community Based Disaster Management (SATCOM) 03 02-04

34 Workshop on Disaster Management (RC Office, Bangalore) 03 14-16

35 Incident Command System (KPA, Mysore 03 21-23

Total No of Programmes = 35 Total Training Days = 119

ATI Campus – 09; Off Campus – 14; SATCOM - 02

PROBLEMS

� Action research not possible with the funds available.

� No Faculty was deputed to outside Seminar/Training

from CDM, Mysore.

� The funds available for training i.e., Rs.42,000/- for

three days and Rs.63,000/- for five days are not

sufficient as lot of field visit is involved. This may be

raised to Rs.60,000/- for three days and Rs.85,000/-

for five days.