2. FLOW
What is disaster
Classification of disasters
Typical disasters encountered in India
What is disaster management
Disaster management organisation in India
Example of disaster management in a school
3. What is disaster
It is a seriousdisruption of the
functioning of a community or
a society.
It involves widespread impact
on humans, materialsand
environment.
It exceed the ability of the
affected community or society
to get back to normal life using
its own resources.
7. Classification of disasters
Environmental disasters: Technological or industrial accidents that occur
where these materialsare produced, used or transported. Also includes
forest fires caused by humans.
10. Typical disasters encountered in India
Natural disasters: Floods cyclones, earthquakes, landslides,fires,
tsunamis and volcano eruptions .
11. What is Disaster Management ?
The Disaster Management is an organisation that manages resource
and responsibilities
It handles emergencies
It ensures preparedness of personnel for speedy response and
recovery so as to reduce the impact of disasters.
13. Disasters management
organisation in India
Currently 70% businesses and organisationsdo not have emergency
managementplans.
National DisasterManagement Authority (NDMA) is the nodal government
agency for DisasterManagementin India
NDMA formulated in Dec 05 and it works under the chairmanshipof Prime
Minister
Primary aim:-
Adoption of a Holistic Pro-active Approachto Disaster Management
Coordinate efforts of the Central Govt
14. Disasters management
organisation in India
Govt of India
State Govt
NDMA
Home Guards Civil defense
Police and fire
dept.
District administration
SDMA
DDMA
15. Example of disaster
management in a school
Situation– Fire in Chemistry laboratory
Casualties- 02 students and Lab Asst.
Type of casualty – Minor burns and breathlessness
16. Example of disaster management in a school
Situation – Fire in Chemistry laboratory
Actions to be taken –
Ringalarmin the school andcall 112 (All IndiaEmergency Number)
Muster the entire school includingthe staff in anopen arealike playground,which is
awayfromthe place of incident
Providemedicalassistanceto the injured personnel
Askonly requiredpersonnel to attendto the firefighting,keep personnel for helping
the firefightingteam nearby as stand-by
17. Example of disaster
management in a school
Situation – Fire in Chemistry laboratory
Actions to be taken –
Switch-off electric supply
Utilisefirefightingaidavailablein the school namely, fireextinguishers,sand
bucketsetc till the timefire-fightersarrive
Remove the inflammable materialfromthe lab andthe adjacentrooms
Keep personnel for helping the firefightingteamnearby asstand-by
18. Example of disaster
management in a school
Extinguish fire
Salvage lab equipment
Medical support to the
injured
Restore lab and regularise
school proceedings
Remove / isolate potential fire causing lab
chemicals
Provide additional fire fighting aids like fire
extinguishers, sand buckets etc
Conduct mock drills
and training
20. Example of disaster
management in a school
Response -
Extinguish the fire to prevent major
catastrophe byusing available fire
fighting aidsand takinghelp of fire
fighters
21. Example of disaster
management in a school
Recovery -
Remove the burned equipment.
Assemblethe laboratory and
surrounding rooms.
Provide medical& psychological
assistanceto the injured
22. Importance of Disaster Management
To avert a disaster
To undertake rescue operations
To provide relief measures
To undertake rehabilitationprogrammes
To undertake liaison work
To reduce trauma and tension
To protect the Environment
To minimize losses
23. NGOs Working for
Disaster Management
The Hope Foundation
Care
Plan
Sparsh
Association for Community Training
India Youth for Society
Koshish Society
Track Foundation