PRESENTATION ON NDMA

NATURALDROUGHTS EARTHQUAKESFLOODS TSUNAMIAVALANCHESLANDSLIDES CYCLONES/STORMSGLACIAL LAKE OUTBURSTSRIVER EROSIONPEST ATTACKS EPIDEMICS

HUMAN INDUCED

TRANSPORT ACCIDENTS

OIL SPILLS

URBAN FIRES

CIVIL CONFLICTS

INTERNAL DISPLACEMENTS

CHEMICAL, NUCLEAR AND

RADIOLOGICAL (CNR)

ACCIDENTS

HAZARDS IN PAKISTAN

EVENT LEADING TO CREATION OF NDMA

THE EARTHQUAKE 2005

Mardan

Peshawar

Rwp

Mzd

Isd

Abbotabad

Arja

Rwkt

Bagh

Mansehra

Batgram

Balakot

GHB

Pattan

Kaghan

Mingora

Gilgit

Kalam

AREA AFFECTED-30,000 SQ KM

7.6

FAULT LINE 100 KM LONG

•HUMAN LOSSHUMAN LOSS - - 73,33873,338

•INJUREDINJURED - - 1,28,3091,28,309

•FAMILIES AFFECTED- FAMILIES AFFECTED- 500,000500,000

TOTAL POPULATION : 3.5 M

DAMAGES DUE TO EARTHQUAKE

CATEGORY DESTROYED/ DAMAGED

TOTAL

HOUSES 6,00,152 7,87,583EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES

7,669 1,8095 STUDENTS DEAD

1,1456

HEALTH INSTITUTES

574 782

ROADS 4,429 KMs (37.02 %)

1,1963 KMs

MOST OF THE UTILITIES LIKE TELECOMM, WATER SUPPLY & ELECTRICITY WERE OUT OF ORDER

DISPOSAL OF 200 MILLION TONS DEBRIS

MEDICINES : 3054 TONSMEDICINES : 3054 TONSMEDICINES : 3054 TONSMEDICINES : 3054 TONS

BLANKETS: BLANKETS: 6,500,0006,500,000BLANKETS: BLANKETS: 6,500,0006,500,000

RATION : 256,400 RATION : 256,400 TONS TONS

RATION : 256,400 RATION : 256,400 TONS TONS

TENTS:TENTS: 950,440950,440TENTS:TENTS: 950,440950,440

MISC : 131,000 MISC : 131,000 TONSTONS

MISC : 131,000 MISC : 131,000 TONSTONS

RELIEF PROVIDED

AVN SORTIES: AVN SORTIES: 33,30033,300

AVN SORTIES: AVN SORTIES: 33,30033,300

COMPENSATION PAID: 22 BCOMPENSATION PAID: 22 BCOMPENSATION PAID: 22 BCOMPENSATION PAID: 22 B

K-2 OIL : 2 M LTRSK-2 OIL : 2 M LTRSK-2 OIL : 2 M LTRSK-2 OIL : 2 M LTRS

THE NATION ON THE MOVE ……

“ A ‘NATION UNITED’ CHARACTERIZES THE

STRONG CIVIL SOCIETY RESPONSE THROUGHOUT

PAKISTAN AND AMONG EXPATRIATES LIVING

ABROAD. SMALL SELF-HELP GROUPS HAVE BEEN

FORMED IN MANY OF THE AFFECTED AREAS AND

ARE BEING SUPPORTED BY TENS OF THOUSANDS

OF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT PAKISTAN WHO ARE

COLLECTING RELIEF GOODS, OFTEN AT THE

NEIGHBORHOOD LEVEL.”

BY WORLD BANK

“ AND THE RESPONSE FROM ORDINARY PAKISTANIS WAS

VERY IMPRESSIVE. THERE WERE DRAMATIC TRAFFIC JAMS

UP THE MOUNTAINS, PARTLY FROM LANDSLIDES, BUT

ALSO FROM PEOPLE BRINGING CLOTHES, FOOD AND

WATER FOR THE VICTIMS. IT WAS EXTREMELY INSPIRING

AND ENCOURAGING”

RESPONSE ORDINARY PAKISTANIS

An article of Ms. Goodwin, Editor-at-Large for Marie Claire Magazine published in Magazine of the UN Association in the USA

“I CONSIDER OUR BIGGEST SUCCESS THAT WE

DID NOT SEE THE SECOND WAVE OF DEATHS

FROM COLD OR HUNGER, AND THERE WAS NO

EPIDEMIC OR DISEASE OUTBREAK, WHICH WE

FEARED WOULD HAPPEN”

BIGGEST SUCCESS…….

An article of Ms. Goodwin, Editor-at-Large for Marie Claire Magazine published in Magazine of the UN Association in the USA

“I WAS ENORMOUSLY IMPRESSED WITH THE ORGANISATION THAT HE AND HIS TEAM HAVE BROUGHT TO BEAR IN JUST A FEW SHORT DAYS. LITERALLY FROM THE AIRPORT TO THE AFFECTED AREAS, WAY OUT IN THE MOUNTAINS, I THINK THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, FRC, AND PAKISTAN MILITARY DESERVE ENORMOUS CREDIT FOR THE WAY THEY WERE ORGANISED. THEY HAVE ALLOWED US AND OTHER FRIENDS OF PAKISTAN FROM AROUND THE WORLD TO FALL IN, IN EFFECTIVE SUPPORT OF THE LARGER EFFORT”

US AMBASSADOR RYAN C. CROCKER

•DIASPORADIASPORA•PUBLICPUBLIC•DONORSDONORS

•DIASPORADIASPORA•PUBLICPUBLIC•DONORSDONORS

•UNUN•FOREIGN SPFOREIGN SP

•UNUN•FOREIGN SPFOREIGN SP

•IOsIOs•NGOsNGOs•IOsIOs•NGOsNGOs

•GOVT GOVT AGENCIES AGENCIES

DEPTSDEPTS

•GOVT GOVT AGENCIES AGENCIES

DEPTSDEPTS

RESPONSE RESPONSE MECHANISMMECHANISM

WHY &WHY & HOW ITHOW IT

WORKEDWORKED

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE (NDMO)

IT WAS PROMULGATED IN DEC 2006. LATELY IT WAS IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR APPROVAL

IT CALLS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF DM ENTITIES AT FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT LEVELS

IT MAKES NDM COMMISSION HEADED BY THE PM, THE POLICY MAKING BODY WITH NDMA AS ITS EXECUTIVE ARM

NDMA IS RESPONSIBLE TO MANAGE COMPLETE SPECTRUM OF DM AT NATIONAL LEVEL

FOR DM, ALL AGENCIES- FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC- SHALL WORK THROUGH NDMA

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MEMBERSHIP

PRIME MINISTER

OPPOSITION LEADERS IN SENATE AND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

MINISTERS FOR DEFENSE, HEALTH, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, SOCIAL WELFARE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION, COMMUNICATIONS, FINANCE, INTERIOR

PROVINCIAL CHIEF MINISTERS

PRIME MINISTER AJ&K

GOVERNOR NWFP (FOR FATA)

CHIEF EXECUTIVE NORTHERN AREAS

CHAIRMAN JCSC

CIVIL SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVES

CHAIRMAN NDMA

ANY OTHERS OPTED BY THE NDMC CHAIRMAN

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NDMC)

FUNCTIONSLAY DOWN POLICIES

APPROVE THE NATIONAL DM FRAMEWORK AND PLAN

APPROVE PLANS PREPARED BY MINISTRIES, DIVISIONS AND PROVINCIAL DM AUTHORITIES

ENSURE ALL MINISTRIES, DIVISIONS/AUTHORITIES STRICTLY FOLLOW THE FRAMEWORK

ENSURE INTEGRATED NATIONAL RESPONSE IN CASE OF A CALAMITY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NDMC)

FUNCTIONS

ACT AS SECRETARIAT TO THE NDMC

MANAGE COMPLETE SPECTRUM OF DRM

DEVELOP NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR DRM

ENSURE IMPLEMENTATION OF NDRMF

MAP ALL HAZARDS IN THE COUNTRY AND DO THE

VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS ON A REGULAR BASIS

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (NDMA)

Cont….

FUNCTIONS

ORGANIZE TRAINING AND AWARENESS RAISING

ASSIST PDMAs, MINISTRIES AND DEPARTMENTS IN

DEVELOPING DRM PLANS

ACT AS GoP’s FOCAL POINT FOR DEALING WITH

INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND INTERNALLY

NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (NDMA)

MEMBERSHIPCHIEF MINISTER LEADER OF OPPOSITION A NOMINEE OF THE LEADER OF OPPOSITIONOTHERS APPOINTED BY CM, MAY INCLUDE FOLLOWING:-

– LINE MINISTRY REPRESENTATIVES– CIVIL DEFENSE, POLICE, FIRE SERVICES, UNIVERSITY FACULTY,

CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS– RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS, REPRESENTATIVE OF COMMERCE,

INDUSTRY AND INSURANCE SECTORS

FUNCTIONS. BOTH PDMCs AND PDMAs GENERALLY PERFORM THE SAME FUNCTIONS AS NATIONAL ENTITIES

PROVINCIAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (PDMC)

COMPOSITION

NAZIM

DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER

DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER

EXECUTIVE DISTRICT OFFICER HEALTH

OTHERS MAY INCLUDE: EDO EDUCATION/

AGRICULTURE, FIRE SERVICES, REPS OF CIVIL SOCIETY,

NGOs

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (DDMA)

NATIONAL COMMISSION

NDMA

PM, LEADERS OF OPPOSITION & MINISTERS

PROVINCIALDMA

COOPTEDMEMBERS

ARMEDFORCES

CIVILSOCIETY/NGOs/IOs

RESCUE &RELIEF

RESPONSE

RECOVERY &REHABILITATION

RESPONSE

INFO MANAGEMENT

CELL

PRESENT DISASTER MANAGEMENT SETUP

SUMMARY

•Officers - 26•Supporting Staff - 85

Total - 111

SUMMARY

•Officers - 26•Supporting Staff - 85

Total - 111

NDRM FRAMEWORKNDRM FRAMEWORK

TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND

ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN

THROUGH REDUCING RISKS AND VULNERABILITIES,

PARTICULARLY THOSE OF THE POOR AND

MARGINALIZED GROUPS, AND BY EFFECTIVELY

RESPONDING TO AND RECOVERING FROM ALL TYPES

OF DISASTER EVENTS

VISION

TO MANAGE COMPLETE SPECTRUM OF ALL TYPES OF

DISASTERS THROUGH A PARADIGM SHIFT BY

MOVING AWAY FROM RESPONSE AND RELIEF

ORIENTED APPROACHES AND BY ADOPTING A

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION PERSPECTIVE FROM

LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEVEL UPWARDS

MISSION

NDMA’S ACTIVITIES FOR CAPACITY BUILDING

TASKS ACCOMPLISHED ESTB OF INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTSPROVINCIAL DRM PLANS FOR FOUR PROVINCES, AJ&K

AND NA HAVE BEEN DRAFTEDDISTRICT DRM PLANS FOR SIALKOT, BADIN, THATTA

AND GAWADAR DISTRICTS HAVE BEEN DRAFTED FOR OTHER DISTT THE PLANNING GUIDELINES HAVE

BEEN DEVELOPED AND CIRCULATED TO ALL CONCERNED

TRAINING MATERIALS FOR TRAINING DISTRICT AUTHORITIES AND COMMUNITIES HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED


Cont….

TASKS ACCOMPLISHEDECO CONFERENCE ON DM FROM 8-10 OCT 2007

INTERNATIONAL DM COURSE RUN AT ISLAMABAD

PEER- PROGRAMME FOR ENHANCEMENT OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO DEVELOP NATIONAL TRAINERS IN FOLLOWING SUBJECTS:-

COLLAPSED STRUCTURE SEARCH AND RESCUE

MEDICAL FIRST AID

TRAINING FOR INSTRUCTORS


ONGOING ACTIVITIESNATIONAL RISK ASSESMENT

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION EDUCATION, TRAINING AND AWARENESS

DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING

LOCAL LEVEL MITIGATION PROGRAMMES

STRENGTHENING EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR NATURAL DISASTER

MAINSTREAMING DISASTER RISK REDUCTION INTO DEVELOPMENT

EFFECTIVE EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM


Cont….

ONGOING ACTIVITIESCAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR POST DISASTER

RECOVERY

STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING CODES, LAND USE AND INSURANCE

EARTHQUAKE RISK MITIGATION PROGRAMME BEING RUN IN MZD AND MANSHERA. SAME WILL BE PLANNED FOR QUETTA

RAISING OF 3 USAR TEAMS


UPCOMING KEY ACTIVITIES

ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY

OPERATIONS CENTRE (NEOC)

ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DISASTER

MANAGEMENT (NIDM)

MAINSTREAMING DRR INTO KEY MINISTRIES (HOUSING &

WORKS, WATER & POWER, FOOD, AGRICULTURE &

LIVESTOCK, PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRIES

AND PRODUCTION)


NDMA’s ROLE IN NATIONAL CALAMITIES

FLOODS 2007

EFFECTS BALOCHISTAN SINDH PUNJAB NWFP NA TOTAL

DEATHS 215 205 57 117 6 600

VILLAGES AFFECTED

5,000 1,449 12 - - 6,461

HOUSES DESTROYED

41718 29,878 6,619 310 19 78,544

POPULATION AFFECTED

2 MN 500,000 172 - - 2.5 MN

DAMAGES/ LOSSES

DESCRIPTION NWFP (DIR)

SINDH BALOCHISTAN NAs AJK TOTAL

TENTS 100 15,864 75,002 1000 2500 *94,466

BLANKETS 300 27,000 33,300 0 0 60,600

RATIONS 50 2,797 5,397 10 0 8,254

PATIENTS TREATED

0 166,294 300,173 0 0 466,467

FINANICIAL ASSISTANCE

50 M 400 M 800 M 0 0 1250

*INCLUDING 8,180 PROVIDED BY PRCS & 8910 PROVIDED BY THE UN ORGANIZATIONS AND INGOs

RELIEF PROVIDED

FLOODS 2007

RELIEF TO NWFP IDPs

DETAIL A/U QTY REMARKSFOOD PACKS NOS 50,000

(851 Tons)

BANNU 5000, TANK 15,000 ,DI KHAN 10,000 ,SWAT 20,000

TENTS NOS 5,600

BLANKETS NOS 20,300

QUILTS NOS 15,000

PLASTIC MATS NOS 40,000

CLOTHING BALES 100 USED CLOTHES

JACKETS NOS 4,000

SHOES & SOCKS PRS 50,000

STRONG MANDATEONE WINDOW OPERATIONPOLITICAL WILL AND UN-FLINCHING/

UN-STAGGERING SUPPORTUNITED NATIONAL EFFORTDECISIVE LEADERSHIP IN CRISIS BY NATIONAL

AUTHORITIESPROMPT DECISION MAKING AND TIMELY RESPONSESITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND PUBLIC CONTACTACCESSIBILITYMEDIA PERCEPTION MANAGEMENTBYPASSING NORMAL BUREAUCRATIC CHANNELS DURING

EMERGENCY

REASONS FOR EFFECTIVE RESPONSE

NDMA ORDINANCE TO BE PASSED IN PARLIAMENT

ACCOMMODATION ISSUES

NO SEED MONEY FOR DISASTER FUND

NDMA - ISSUES

MANPOWER SHORTAGE DUE TO ACCOMMODATION

SER DETAILS AUTH HELD DEF

1. CHAIRMAN 1 1 -

2. MEMBER PLANNING (BS-21) 1 1 -

3. MEMBERS (BS-20) 2 - 2

4. DIRECTORS (BS-19) 7 2 5

5. DY DIRECTORS (BS-18) 8 6 2

6. STAFF OFFR TO CHAIRMAN 1 1 -

7. ASSISTANT DIRECTORS (BS-17) 4 2 2

8. LIBRARIAN & PS (BS-17/18) 3 2 1

9. OTHERS 85 3 82

TOTAL 111 18 93

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