DISASTER a serious disruption of the functioning of a

community or a society at any scale due to

hazardous events
DISASTER MANAGEMENT is a process of effectively preparing for and
responding to disasters.
DISASTER RESPONSE the actions taken directly after a destructive event
occurs
RISK PREVENTION measures and actions taken in advance in order to
prevent new risks or impede their development and
strengthening
PREPAREDNESS knowledge and capacities of governments,
professional response and recovery organisations,
communities and individuals to effectively
anticipate, respond to, and recover from the
impacts of likely, imminent or current hazard
events or conditions.
DISASTER MITIGATION is a process of making an issue less severe. This
process helps eliminate or reduce the impacts and
risks of hazards that will cause continued concern
for the affected community.
PREVENTION activities and measures to avoid existing and new
disaster risks
AWARENESS measures taken to prepare for and reduce the
effects of disasters
MANAGEMENT process of effectively preparing for and responding
to disasters
DRR STANDS FOR Disaster Risk Reduction
DRM STANDS FOR Disaster Risk Management
HAZARD a process, phenomenon or human activity that may
cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts,
property damage, social and economic disruption
or environmental degradation.
EXPOSURE it represents the stock of property and
infrastructure exposed to a hazard.
VULNERABILITY accounts for the susceptibility to damage of the
assets exposed to the forces generated by the
hazard.
NDRRMP National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Plan.
RISK REDUCTION is a hazard and risk information may be used to
inform a broad range of activities to reduce risk
DISASTER PREVENTION AND ultimate purpose of emergency management is to
MITIGATION save lives, preserve the environment and protect
property and the economy
NDRRMC National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Council
RING OF FIRE is a region around much of the rim of the Pacific
Ocean where many volcanic eruptions and
earthquakes occur
DISASTER PREPARATION is a measures taken to prepare for and reduce the
devastating effects of a disaster
FOREST a complex ecological system in which trees are the
dominant life-form
FOREST PROTECTION 2is a part of Silviculture which deals with the safe
guarding, protecting, or caring of the forest
CLIMATE CHANGE an increase in the average temperature of the
earth's atmosphere brought by the global warming.
VEGETATION all the plant life in a particular region or period
AFFORESTATION planting trees in areas where there were none
before
FOREST FIGHTS POLLUTION Minimize noise from public vehicles
BOILING waters should be brought to a rolling boil for at
least 2 minutes
DISINFECTION use of chlorine Instruction may be found on
available chlorine solution
NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES Non- Renewable Resources
RENEWABLE RESOURCES Renewable Resources
WATER CONSERVATION Water Conservation
PPP Polluter Pays Principle
UPP User Pays Principle
PRINCIPLE OF RESPONSIBILITY responsibility of all persons, corporations and
states to maintain the ecological processes
PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE to ensure that a substance or activity posing a
threat to the environment is prevented from
adversely affecting the environment
PRINCIPLE OF PARTICIPATION participate in collectively environmental decision
making activities
PRINCIPLE OF PROPORTIONALITY - is based on the concept of balance.
SOIL CONDITION defined as the capacity of a soil to function
DENR Department of Environment and Natural Resources
WATERSHED the entire geographical area drained by a river and
through tributaries
MILITARY AND BORDER Safeguard and preserve national sovereignty and
SECURITY territorial integrity
SOCIO-CULTURAL SECURITY Heighten consciousness and pride on Filipino
heritage, culture and values.
ENVIRONMENT AND DISASTER Promote human and ecological security.
SECURITY
HEALTH SECURITY mitigate the impact of health related threats
HUMAN AND POLITICAL Guarantee public safety and achieve good
SECURITY governance
ENVIRONMENT AND DISASTER promote human and ecological systems
SECURITY
FOOD AND WATER SECUTIRY achieve food and water security
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL develop a dynamic inclusive and sustainable
SECURITY economy
ENERGY SECURITY achieve energy security
PUSH FACTOR drive to violent extremism
PULL FACTOR nurture the appeal of violent extremism
DISORTED PRINCIPLE Violent extremists driven by twisted beliefs and
values or ideologies
GROUPTHINK powerful way to bring people together to achieve
common goals
BLAME groups of individuals often appear in communities
struggling with social or political issues
SYMBOLS build pride or create a positive emotional
connection
PROPAGANDA misleading or biased information that support a
particular point of view
INTERNAL Law and order and Administration pf Justice
EXTERNAL overlapping territorial claims and maritime domain
issues
CULTURAL COHESIVENESS embrace the values and beliefs system
ECOLOGICAL BALANCE path that is sustainable
TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY intact and inviolable
SOCIO-POLITICAL STABILITY conditions where peace prevails even in diversity
and where cooperation and support exist
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES agencies respond to, detect, and prevent crime.
COMMUNITY a social unit (a group of living things) with
commonality such as place, norms, religion,
values, customs, or identity
PENOLOGY the study of the punishment of crime and of prison
management.
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY strengthen international relations ko
INFORMATION AND CYBER provide strong cyber infrastructure and cyber
SECURITY security
TRANSPORTATION AND POST- improve vital transportation infrastructure and port
SECURITY security
MARITIME AND AIRSPACE ensure maritime and airspace security
SECURITY
NPA New Peoples Army
NDF National Democratic Front
CPP Communist Party of the Philippines
ASG Abu Sayyaf Group
CAPACITY BUILDING Carry out concrete disaster prevention, mitigation
and management activities.
POLICY DEVELOPMENT Lobby for and/ or support climate change
responsive policies and ordinances