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    G.V.V. Sarma

    Joint Secretary,

    Ministry of Home Aairs, Government of India

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    Disaster (As per DM Act, 2005)

    Disaster means a catastrophe, mishap,calamity or grave occurrence afectingany area rom natural and manmade

    causes, or by accident or negligence,hich results in substantial loss o lie orhuman sufering or damage to, anddestruction o property, or damage to,

    or degradation o environment and is osuch a nature and magnitude as to bebeyond the capacity o the communityo the afected areas!

    2

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    Disaster events ("#00$

    200#)DisasterTypes

    Decades

    1900-09

    1910-19

    1920-29

    1930-39

    1940-49

    1950-59

    1960-69

    1970-79

    1980-89

    1990-99

    2000-09

    Total

    Hydrometeorological

    28 72 56 72 120 232 463 776 1498 2034 3529 8880

    78.4%

    eological 40 28 33 37 52 60 88 124 232 325 354 137312.1%

    !iological 5 7 10 3 4 2 37 64 170 361 612 127511.3%

    Total 73 107 99 112 176 294 388 964 1900 2720 4495 11328

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    Hazard Vulnerability inIndia

    59%

    8%

    12%68%

    3%

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    Ma%or &osses in 'ndia due to Disasters( 200"$20")

    Year ives ost !attle ost Housesdama"ed

    !ro##ed areaaected

    $in la%& Ha'

    ())*+)( - (*,(/0 -,/,1 *.1(

    ())(+)- 0 -,1(0 ,/(,1)) (*.))

    ())-+) *,00( (2,-0- /,(,()0 -*.0

    ())+)2 *,002 *(,-0 */,)-,-)) -(.2-

    ())2+)/ (,/0 *,*),001 (*,(),)*( -2.2(

    ())/+)1 (,)( ,22,/*0 *0,-,/) 1).1

    ())1+) -,1/ *,*0,(* -2,(1,)* 2.*-

    ())+)0 -,)2 2-,-- */,/,0)2 -2.2/())0+*) *,/11 *,(,2( *-,20,1(/ 1.*-

    ()*)+** (,-*) ,11 *-,-,/*0 /.(2

    ()**+*( *,/)) 0,*(/ ,1/,*/ *.1

    ()*(+*- 0 (,-/) /,1*,1/* *2.-

    ()*-+* 2,/11 *,)(,00 *(,*),((1 /-.1

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    Disaster Management Act,2005

    3 Institutional Mec&anism + DMA, *DMA, DDMA

    +,*+

    D-.

    34inancial Arran"ements+ ational Disaster -esponse .und, *tate Disaster -esponse .und and District

    Disaster -esponse .und ational Disaster Mitigation .und / similar such und at state and district

    levels

    apacity uilding 1rant

    -esponse -eserve (to be created)

    3 !a#acity 5evelo#ment+

    'DM

    6t&er institutions7 ivil Deence .ire *ervices

    ome 1uards

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    Disaster Management 3olicy, 3lansand 1uidelines

    8ational 9olicy on 5isaster Mana"ement, 200#

    8ational Action 9lan on !limate !&an"e$'ssued by M4+.

    5rou"&t Manual 3repared %ointly by M4A6 'DM and issued

    by M4A!

    Guidelines+27 guidelines issued by DMA!(!ndma!gov!in)

    8ational 5isaster Mana"ement 9lan$ !leared by 8:!, tobe ;nalised by 85MA'

    State and 5istrict 5isaster Mana"ement 9lans

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    1uidelines on 3reparedness and -esponse(hec8list or preparedness )

    9ulnerability assessment

    Dissemination o arning

    +mergency -esponseactivities

    oordination

    -apid DamageAssessment

    Maintenance o essential

    services*toc8ing o essential

    commodities

    Medicines

    Drin8ing ater

    ommunity participation

    +vacuation 3lan

    Activating +4s

    *earch / -escue :eams

    ommunication

    'denti;cation o odal4

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    Mitigation and 3revention

    Mainstreamin" 5ear 3lan.le?i .unds@$ :he Ministry o .inance has given detailed guidelinesby their circular dated 7th anuary 20"B on earmar8ing "0C ounds o centrally sponsored releases as .le?i .undE, part o hichcan be utilised or disaster mitigation or or restorations or8sactivities according to the *tate speci;c need! *uch mainstreamingplan provision ould address the issue appropriately to supplementthe eforts o the afected *tate at some degree!

    Self !erti;cation= 5M Audit mec&anism in all!entrally s#onsored sc&emes+ Ministry o.inance

    All the ma%or public inrastructure pro%ects are to besub%ected to disaster impact analysis and adopt haFardresistant construction technology to ensure structuralsaety against natural haFards!

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    aFard *peci;c Mitigation 3ro%ects

    ational yclone -is8 Mitigation 3ro%ect under implementation in4disha and Andhra 3radesh (3hase$') G 3hase '' being planned or

    Herala, 1u%arat, =est engal and Maharashtra

    ational +arthIua8e -is8 Mitigation 3ro%ect $ Jnder implementation on

    a pilot basis

    *trengthening o .ire *ervices eing ;nalised

    .lood Management 3rogramme @ Ministry o =ater -esources

    'ntegrated oastal Kone Management 3ro%ect @ Ministry o +nvironment

    and .orests

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    :echnological inputs

    odal agencies or orecasting and earlyarning dissemination

    5isaster A"ency Ministry

    yclone 'ndia Meteorological Department +arth *ciences

    :sunami 'ndian ational entre or4ceanic 'normation *ervices

    +arth *ciences

    +arthIua8e 'ndia Meteorological Department +arth *ciences

    .loods entral =ater ommission =ater -esources

    &andslides 1eological *urvey o 'ndia Mines

    Avalanche D-D4 Deence

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    3reparedness and -esponse

    I5ui#ment

    :arly ?arnin" of dierent disasters

    'denti;cation o potential haFard

    Dissemination o early arning +vacuation

    :mer"ency !ommunication 9lan + to provide last mileconnectivity

    8:6!= S:6!s=5:6!sor efective coordination duringdisaster response

    8odal Ministries=5e#artments for forecastin" of

    various 5isasters

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    3reparednes (ontd)

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    .inancial Arrangements (4ver 5 years)

    Grants7"th.inance commission$ *D-. @ -s! , 5L" rore

    D-. @ -s ",70 rore

    apacity uilding 1rant @ -s! 525 rore

    Disaster -esponse -eserve@ -s! 250 rore$

    to be constituted

    -evamping o .ire *ervices (N L5"# crore to

    J&s),apportion o hich available or .ire *ervices!

    9lan Sc&emes+ *trengthening o .ire and +mergency *ervices -s! 00 crore -evamping o ivil Deence -s! 00 crore

    8on 9lan Sc&eme+

    .inancial Assistance to A:'s6other training institutes ( O0 &a8hs6perinstitute)6O 25 la8h6centre o +?cellence

    :@ternally Aided 9roects7

    14'$JD3 D-- 3rogramme $ (MA6DMA) -M3 ( -s!"B#7!" rore) $ (DMA64disha / A3) 14'$J*A'D DM* 3ro%ect $ (MA6'DM6:rg! 'nstitutes)

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    apacity Development

    'nstitutional arrangements or capacitydevelopment at ational and state level! ('DM,Disaster Management enters in the states,D, .*, D-.)!

    +forts are made to mainstream apacityDevelopment strategies in most o the ministriesand 1overnment department at ational, *tateand District &evel

    ational Disaster Management 3rogramme

    th

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    Hey issues3riority during Pnon$disasterP phase

    learance o old liabilities

    'nventory managementMaintenance o eIuipment

    'nter$institutional coordination

    4perationalisation o +4s

    ommunity involvement

    -ole o 3-'s and J&s

    Dealing ith media

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    'ssues to be addressed

    Institutional Stren"t&enin"

    *trengthening o *DMA and DDMAs

    *trengthening capacities o 3anchayat and local bodies

    *trengthening o entre or Disaster Management

    2B Q unctional +mergency 4peration enters (+4) to beunctional!

    State 5isaster

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    'ssues to be addressed regardingD- .und

    *tate Memorandum to be submitted hen the *D-. isinadeIuate to meet the immediate relie

    -ecourse to D-. only in case o disaster o severenature

    Memorandum to be submitted in consolidated ormatith supporting documents 6evidences

    Memorandum to be submitted only or relie andimmediate restoration! &ong term or medium termrecovery measures to be ;nanced through other 3lanschemes o the *tates

    A1 observations to be noted or uture .or accessing grant under the apacity uilding 1rant

    aarded by "th.inance ommission, annual or8$planand utilisation to be ;naliFed by the states by "5thune

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    hallenges in Disaster -esponse

    Early Warning Systems of IMD has predicted the

    strength, movement of the cyclone Phailin along ith

    possi!le location of landfall ith precision almost " days in

    advance# $his has helped the a%thorities to ta&e

    preemptive meas%res to red%ce cas%alties#

    $elecomm%nication infrastr%ct%re can !e damaged d%ring

    any disaster# 'ac&(%p arrangements need to !e in place,

    li&e Satellite phones for comm%nication d%ring disaster

    phase# $elecomm%nication companies may also arrangeade)%ate n%m!er of mo!ile '$S toers for immediately

    restoring the telecomm%nication facilities in the aftermath

    of disaster#

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    hallenges in Disaster -esponse$$contd

    In ecologically v%lnera!le to%rist areas, there can !e a system toregister* reg%late the to%rists, so that people can !e effectively traced

    in disasters

    +rganised and trained State Disaster esponse -orce has helped in

    tac&ling any disasters

    E)%ipping fire service as m%lti(disaster responders

    $he .entral*State /overnments d%e to limited reso%rces are not a!le

    to f%lly compensate the losses s%ffered !y the affected people#$herefore, there is need to e0plore ris& transfer arrangements li&e

    ins%rance#

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