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7/21/2019 DILG Presentation - LDRRMF

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Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTRegion IV-A (CALABARZON)

2nd flr. Admin. Bldg., FTI Complex, Taguig City, Metro Manila

Telephone Numbers: (02) 838-6748; 838-5323 Email Address: [email protected]

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Memorandum Circular No. 2012-73This is about the Utilization of Local DisasterRisk Reduction and Management Fund (LDRRMF).This issuance was issued on April 17, 2012 andsigned by then DILG Secretary Jesse M. Robredo.


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Pertinent Provision of R.A. 10121

xxx Not less than five percent (5%) of theestimated revenue from regular sources shallbe set aside as the Local Disaster Risk Reduc-tion and Management Fund xxx


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The Use of LDRRM FundIt is to be used for

disaster risk managementactivities, support toother affected LGUs andquick response fund orstand-by fund for reliefand recovery programs.


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Can the LGUs Increase the5% LDRRMF ?

Yes. The LGUs can increase theallocation for LDRRMF.


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Call to ActionsAll local chief executives are enjoined to utilize theirLDRRM Fund to ensure that basic rescue and responseequipment are procured and to operationalize the provisionsof the NDRRM Plan and National Climate Change Action

Plan, in accordance with the pertinent provisions of relatedlaws and their implementing rules and regulations.


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Uses of the 70% LDRRM FundFor Flooding

Rubber boats with life vests, rescue whistles andmegaphones with sirensInflatable raftsFlood light AIT 4500 GeneralRain gaugesBreathing apparatusPortable generator set


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Illuminated jackets (night light)Warning bells Bolt cuttersLife buoysPulling and lifting machineChainsaw electricPortable tower light


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Grapnel with polypropylene rope 30 metersBody bagsAluminum ladder 24 feetElectric drillSnap linkEye gogglesWater proof tents


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Uses of the 70% LDRRM Fund

For Flooding First aid boxesFire extinguishers


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Uses of the 70% LDRRM FundFor Earthquake

Forklift Grader Hack saw Backhoe Chisel Electric drill


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Chainsaw Electric Concrete cutter Jack hammerMegaphone with siren and rescue whistle Flashlight with batteriesWork gloves


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Ax weighing at least 6 lbs. Shovel both flat head and pointed Coils of rope and wire Compass Crowbar and claw tool 36 or longer Safety full body harness Tent family sized


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Sleeping bags Bolt cutters 10-ton chain pulley block Pulling and lifting machine 1 Manila rope 100 meters roll Portable tower light Hard hat


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Search emergency lights Foldable stretcher First aid boxes (50 persons or both) Chainsaw


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Uses of the 70% LDRRM FundFor Volcanic Eruption For Landslide

GraderBackhoeMegaphone with sirenRescue vehicleWarning bellsForklift

Dump truckGraderBackhoeMegaphone with sirenRescue whistle searchFoldable stretcherForklift


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Pulling and lifting machine10-ton chain pulley blockCrowbar/pickax e/shovelPortable generator setInflatable flood light AIT4500 GeneralGrapnel with polypropylenerope 30 meters

Dump truckGraderBackhoeMegaphone with sirenRescue whistle searchFoldable stretcherForkliftPulling and lifting machine


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Hard hatBreathing apparatusSafety full body harnessSearch lightsHi-power torchesEmergency lightsSearch camera set/victimlocation unit

Electric drillShovel10-ton chain pulley blockSearch lightsHi-power torchesEmergency lightsBody bagsFoldable stretchers


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Further Operationalization of RA 10121Prevention and Mitigation

Conduct of risk assessment, vulnerability analysis and otherscience-based technology and methodologies toenhance LGU Ecological Profiles, sectoral studies and mainstreamDRR-CCA in CLUP and CDPImplement Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS)Capacity-building (train, equip, organize , provide funding,sustain ) on mainstreaming DRR/CCA inDevelopment planning, investment programming/financing


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Conduct of risk assessment, vulnerability analysis and otherscience-based technology and methodologies toenhance LGU Ecological Profiles, sectoral studies and mainstreamDRR-CCA in CLUP and CDPImplement Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS)Capacity-building (train, equip, organize , provide funding,sustain ) on mainstreaming DRR/CCA inDevelopment planning, investment programming/financing andproject evaluation and development


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Conduct of activities to review and integrate DRR-CCA intovarious environmental policies, plans, programs and projects; andConduct vulnerability analysis and risk assessment for criticalfacilities and infrastructureDevelop and establish early warning systemDevelop tools on risk assessment


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Further Operationalization of RA 10121Preparedness

Conduct of trainings on disaster preparedness and response,search, rescue and retrieval operationsConduct of simulation exercises at various levels to test plansand skillsDevelop IEC campaign and marketing plansDevelop standard manual of operations for Operations CentersDevelop and implement SOPs for deployment for andcoordination with rapid assessment teams, SRR, evacuation, etc.


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Further Operationalization of RA 10121Response

Provide alternative livelihood relief or assistance to fisher folksduring typhoonsProvide alternative livelihood relief or assistance to farmers ifcrops are destroyed after disastersProvide alternative livelihood activities and other small-scaleentrepreneurial activities while in the evacuation centersProvide tents and other temporary shelter facilities


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Further Operationalization of RA 10121Response

Provide food subsistence or relief goods to disaster victims ; andConduct trainings for DANA (disaster assessment and needsanalysis) and post DANA capabilities


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Further Operationalization of RA 10121Reconstruction and Rehabilitation

Formulate designs for disaster-resilient housing framework forreconstructionDevelop safe relocation sites, national and local executives mustidentify suitable relocation sitesTrainings for social preparation of host communities and thosethat will be relocated to reduce conflictImplement building code and promotion of green technologyConduct post conflict analyses


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Presented by:

Dino C. Lagos





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