The DSWD, as Vice-Chair for Disaster Response of the NDRRMC, enjoins its Central Office and Field Office employees to be part of its Quick Response Teams (QRTs) in order to maximize skill sets and trainings that may be utilized in carrying out an effective, prompt, and compassionate Disaster Response. Below is the link for one […]
Source: Tagaytay Doppler Radar climatex.dost.gov.ph
DROMIC The Disaster Response Operations Management, Information and Communication (DROMIC) is a division of the Disaster Response Management Bureau (DRMB). It is responsible for the gathering, curating, consolidation, presentation, and dissemination of information related to all phases of Disaster Response undertaken by the Department. Objectives: To develop and deploy an information management system that generates […]
The Department’s Field Offices (FOs) are continuously replenished with and constantly prepositions relief supplies in preparation for any potential disaster events. The prepositioned items are in the form of food and non-food-items (FNIs) consisting of ready-to-eat food (RTEF), bottled water, mats, blankets, malongs, mosquito nets, water jugs, and used clothing. The Department keeps close tabs on the status […]
Part of carrying out an effective Disaster Response is knowing when and how to properly intervene. But this would prove to be an arduous task if not for inter-operable datasets among DRRM partners. That said, having a common operating picture among decision-makers, disaster responders, and affected population is an imperative in any disaster response operations. CAFOD […]
