Public Works and Disaster Resilience: Building a Safer Future for Filipinos The Philippines, an archipelago of more than 7,000 islands, is positioned along the Pacific Ring of Fire and is frequently subjected to natural disasters, including typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and flooding. The vulnerability of the nation to these hazards necessitates the implementation of robust public works programs aimed at enhancing disaster resilience. This article explores the significance of public works in fostering a safer future for Filipinos amid the threats posed by natural disasters. Understanding Disaster Resilience Disaster resilience refers to the capacity of individuals, communities, and nations to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recove... Read more https://lnkd.in/gCjyHGYT #Building #Disaster #Filipinos #Future #Public #Resilience #Safer #Works
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Disaster Resilience: Strengthening the Philippines' Infrastructure Against Natural Calamities Introduction The Philippines is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world, facing various natural calamities such as typhoons, earthquakes, floods, and volcanic eruptions. The impact of these disasters not only disrupts communities but also significantly hampers economic growth and development. Hence, addressing the issue of disaster resilience is paramount for the nation. Strengthening infrastructure is crucial for mitigating the impacts of disasters and ensuring the safety of Filipino citizens. The Importance of Disaster Resilience Disaster resilience refers to the ability of systems, communities, and individuals to antici... Read more https://lnkd.in/gY-5Tm66 #Calamities #Disaster #infrastructure #Natural #Philippines #Resilience #Strengthening
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Disasters strike seemingly at random, so how can we prepare? “We will not be able to see the future unless we start by looking back,” says #KobeU KONDOU Tamiyo, who specializes in residential environment planning, disaster mitigation and recovery studies. Originally interested in the conflicts between citizens and the government over city planing and the role of experts in it, she became more and more involved in disaster recovery. One current major theme is multi-regional residence as a resilience measure advancing recovery. Even now she is convinced that “it is impossible to control people through urban planning” and that “it is important to think together with citizens.” Plus, all academic fields can contribute to finding solutions for the issues arising from disasters. https://lnkd.in/g7X_NH6Q
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The Mexico City earthquake is a stark reminder of the critical importance of #Resilience in the face of #NaturalDisasters. By investing in #DisasterPreparedness and #EmergencyPlanning, organizations can minimize the impact of such events and ensure a swift recovery. #ReadyGlobal offers the expertise to help businesses navigate these challenges and build a more resilient future. #Earthquake #Transportation #ResilientRecovery #InfrastructureRebuilding
After the Mexico City earthquake, there was a significant focus on rebuilding transportation infrastructure to ensure the city could recover and move forward. This highlighted the importance of resilience in natural disasters and the need for proactive planning to mitigate their impact. At ReadyGlobal, we understand the importance of being prepared for such events and have the expertise to help individuals and organizations navigate disaster recovery challenges. Our services can help you develop comprehensive emergency plans, ensure effective communication strategies, and provide support in the aftermath of a crisis. By partnering with ReadyGlobal, you can better prepare for and recover from events like the Mexico City earthquake, ensuring you can quickly bounce back and continue operations in the face of adversity. Let us help you build resilience and safeguard your future. Please follow ReadyGlobal and select 🔔 ALL NOTIFICATIONS for future posts on the importance of #businessresiliency in #transportation. #Earthquake #Transportation #Resilience #DisasterRecovery #ReadyGlobal #MexicoCityEarthquake #DisasterPreparedness #EmergencyPlanning #NaturalDisasters #ResilientRecovery #EarthquakeRecovery #InfrastructureRebuilding
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Stop writing about Natural Disasters A hazard can only become a disaster once it impacts on society or community. A hazard is natural, disasters are not. Words matter. Describing disasters as natural suggests there is nothing humans can do to reduce disaster risk and mitigate their impact. Yet what turns a natural hazard into a disaster is often the consequence of human decisions that increase our vulnerability and exposure to risk. https://lnkd.in/eZDHFVmT
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There’s a prompt I like to ask when I facilitate a group of people, “Talk to me about…” I love hearing people’s responses. Mine would be, “Talk to me about being NERT certified and emergency preparedness.” Let me explain. NERT stands for "Neighborhood Emergency Response Team". NERT teaches individuals the basics of personal preparedness and prevention. The training also includes hands-on disaster skills that will help individuals respond to a personal emergency as well as act as members of a neighborhood response team. So, think earthquakes, wildfires, other disaster scenarios. Bringing all of this into a professional context, I think of NERT a few ways. LEADERSHIP SKILLS When a group of random people come together to achieve a goal or attend a dire situation, it's not guaranteed that they will automatically know their roles and responsibilities. Leadership shows up when tasks need to be delegated and procedures need to be accomplished. Being in a number of leadership positions, I feel comfortable stepping in (when appropriate, of course) to get situations under control. COMMUNICATION When dealing with an emergency situation, communication is a must. It can mean life or death. Being clear, articulate, direct, and attentive are key attributes while working with a group of volunteers/strangers in surprise disaster situations. I'm consistency learning how I can improve my communication skills as a leader, educator, partner, friend. I view this as a constant growth area for myself. COMMUNITY BUILDING Getting to know your neighbors as well as people you work with will ensure that support is there when needed during a disaster. Can your neighbors or coworkers rely on you? Can you rely on them? I'm sure we can all do a better job reaching out to our neighbors. Perhaps throw a Disaster Dinner party, https://lnkd.in/g9VG6pv8. ... Because of the breakdown in our climate, man-made natural disasters will create scenarios that will push us out of our comfort zones, cause disruption in our daily lives, and cause harm and death to innocent people. How do we manage these scenarios? Do we have the right skills to survive? To help others survive? The role of a NERT is to do the most good for the most people. I see leadership skills, communication, and community building as foundational in preparing for our impending climate emergency. Stepping into an uncertain future will generate scenarios we are not used to. Being prepared beyond a Go-Bag is something I will continue to invest in. Something we should all invest in. If you live in San Francisco, I encourage you to become NERT certified. It’s free. If you live anywhere else in the US, NERT is known as CERT (Community Emergency Response Team). Same program, different name. Just search for CERT and your location. So yeah, that’s my response to, “Talk to me about…”. How would you answer the prompt?
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After the Mexico City earthquake, there was a significant focus on rebuilding transportation infrastructure to ensure the city could recover and move forward. This highlighted the importance of resilience in natural disasters and the need for proactive planning to mitigate their impact. At ReadyGlobal, we understand the importance of being prepared for such events and have the expertise to help individuals and organizations navigate disaster recovery challenges. Our services can help you develop comprehensive emergency plans, ensure effective communication strategies, and provide support in the aftermath of a crisis. By partnering with ReadyGlobal, you can better prepare for and recover from events like the Mexico City earthquake, ensuring you can quickly bounce back and continue operations in the face of adversity. Let us help you build resilience and safeguard your future. Please follow ReadyGlobal and select 🔔 ALL NOTIFICATIONS for future posts on the importance of #businessresiliency in #transportation. #Earthquake #Transportation #Resilience #DisasterRecovery #ReadyGlobal #MexicoCityEarthquake #DisasterPreparedness #EmergencyPlanning #NaturalDisasters #ResilientRecovery #EarthquakeRecovery #InfrastructureRebuilding
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