Environmental, Land Use and Urban Planning and Development Bureau

CDRA OVERVIEW

Danica Arriesgado, EnP

ELUPDB - DHSUD

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 Presentation Outline
Legal Bases of CDRA
Basic Concept and Framework
The CDRA Process
Purpose of CDRA Mainstreaming into Local Planning
 LEGAL BASES
OF CDRA

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 Legal Bases of CDRA
Philippine Climate Change and Disaster Policy

• Republic Act No. 9729 or the

“Climate Change Act of 2009”

• Republic Act No. 10121 or the

“Philippine Disaster Reduction and
Management Act”
 Legal Bases of CDRA
International Frameworks

• Sustainable Development Goals 2015-2030 (New York, 2015)

• Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (Sendai, Mar 2015)

• Paris Climate Change Agreement (Paris, Dec 2015)

 Legal Bases of CDRA
Supporting HLURB (DHSUD) Policies on CCA-DRR Mainstreaming in the CLUP and ZO

• HLURB Memorandum Circular

No. 02 (10 January 2019)
Series of 2019

• HLURB Memorandum Circular

No. 06 (18 June 2019) Series of
2019
 BASIC CONCEPT
AND FRAMEWORK

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 Basic Concept and Framework

• CDRA (Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment) is a methodology to

understand and assess the potential impacts of hazards to people and
their properties, and other elements at risk.

• CDRA goes beyond the conventional “risk assessment” as it

incorporates climate-related hazards and their prospective impacts.
 Basic Concept and Framework
Convergence of Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Management
 Basic Concept and Framework
Risk Framework (AR 5) and Basic Concept
• Risk is the expected losses (of lives, persons injured,
property damaged and economic activity disrupted) due to a
particular hazard for a given area and reference period.
• The unit of measure of risk could be number of fatality or
value of damaged property.

• Likelihood of occurrence is the estimated period of time

expressed in years, that a hazard of a certain magnitude is
likely to repeat itself

• Severity of Consequence is a measure of the degree of

impact, such as injury, death, damage, interruption brought
to the sector of concern.
Basic Concept and Framework
Risk Framework (AR 5)
 THE CDRA
PROCESS

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CDRA 5-Step Process
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1 1. Collect data on local

climate change projection
• Seasonal temperature
and seasonal rainfall
• Number of extreme
events
• General Changes
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process
2. Make an inventory of Hazard Maps.

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

1
Collect and
Organize
Climate Change
and Hazard
Information
 CDRA 5-Step Process

2
Scope the
potential
impacts of
hazards and
climate change
 CDRA 5-Step Process

2
Scope the
potential
impacts of
hazards and
climate change
 CDRA 5-Step Process

3
Develop
Exposure
Database
 CDRA 5-Step Process

3
Develop
Exposure
Database
 CDRA 5-Step Process

3
Develop
Exposure
Database
 CDRA 5-Step Process

3
Develop
Exposure
Database
 CDRA 5-Step Process

3
Develop
Exposure
Database
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

4
Climate and
Disaster Risk
Assessment
 CDRA 5-Step Process

5
Summarize
Findings
 CDRA 5-Step Process

5
Summarize
Findings
 CDRA 5-Step Process

5
Summarize
Findings
 CDRA 5-Step Process

5
Summarize
Findings
 CDRA 5-Step+ Process

Steps 6-9 are additional steps to put equal

emphasis on the importance of compiling CDRA
results, mainstreaming them in land use and
development planning, monitoring and evaluation
and communication planning.
 PURPOSE OF CDRA
MAINSTREAMING INTO
LOCAL PLANNING

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Purpose of CDRA Mainstreaming into Local Planning
Purpose of CDRA Mainstreaming into Local Planning
Purpose of CDRA Mainstreaming into Local Planning
 CDRA
ENHANCEMENTS

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CDRA Enhancement
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REFERENCES:

• CLUP Guidebooks 2013-2014, HLURB

• Supplemental Guidelines on Mainstreaming CCA-DRR into the CLUP, HLURB
• GIS Guidebook: A Guide to Data Management, HLURB
• Observed Climate Trends and Projected Climate Change in the Philippines, PAGASA
• Executive Course on CDRA, Dr. Jake Cadag
 THANK YOU

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