Geordette Divine Cuizon 11-02-23

11 STEM – 2D Fortitude Physci

Sir Joshua Trobia

RISK ASSESSMENT
1. My personal habits, practices, values, and beliefs can cause harm and contribute to my
vulnerability in a disaster if I didn’t prepare an emergency plan and I don’t have the materials
that are needed in time of disaster. Some areas of the house that has weak foundation might
cause damage at the time of disaster.
2. Location
Potential risk: near the main road, live near the butuanon river in Mandaue, surrounded by tall
infrastructure
Infrastructure
Potential risk: some houses are made of light materials, surrounded by tall buildings
The main source of livelihood- workers in organized sectors, factory workers, and street workers
Potential risks: occupational uncertainties, illness, natural disasters, and market instability
An organization dedicated to DRRM
•Water Search and Rescue (WASAR)
•Fire Emergency Response
•High Angle Rope Rescue
•Ambulance / Patient Transport Services
Community resources
Promoting parks and open-air spaces for everyone`s wellbeing
Supermarket
School
Pharmacy
Bank
Community or civic center
Convenience store
Daycare center
Fire station
Fitness center or gym
Laundry or dry cleaner
Library
Medical or dental office
Pharmacy
Police station
Church
Restaurant
3.
• Identify the differences between disaster, emergency, hazard, risk,
vulnerability and capacity.
 • Identify types of hazards and their impacts.
• Recognize the different phases of disaster risk management.
• Identify vulnerabilities of communities and the capacity to reduce them.
• Identify populations at risk and the different ways of protecting them.
• Recognize the importance of networking and building partnerships with
different stakeholders.
• Develop a simplified plan of action on how to be prepared to manage disaster
risks