AN ASSESSMENT OF DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS ON MAN-MADE CONFLICT

AMONG ACTIVE SURVIVORS OF LANAO DEL SUR
Significance of the Study:

The researchers would like to assess the readiness of the

Marawi siege “active survivors” in cases of re-insurgence of
man-made conflict in Lanao del Sur. This is to gauge further
the state of personal, family, and community preparedness on
man-made disaster based on selected disaster-risk reduction
management criteria.
Objectives:

1. Determine if the community have disaster preparedness plan in terms of man-made

conflict:
■ Existing plans
■ Conduct of trainings for the disaster
■ public awareness of the plan
-- practice/drill done
Objectives:

2. Availability of community have hazard information:

■ Timely warning
■ Where to access hazard maps
■ What agency provided disaster preparedness programs for the community
■ Availability of hazard trainings
■ Signs of impending hazards
■ Resources of the communities for valid information
Objectives:

3. Availability of community disaster preparedness emergency

kits (i.e, contents of the kit)
Objectives:

4. Availability of shelters to go to when disaster occurs

■ Coordination for shelter?
■ Agreement with the nearby communities in shelter sharing
■ Condition of the shelter
■ Management of shelter
■ Back-up evacuation route
Objectives:

5. Personal readiness of families for the conflict in terms of:

■ Emergency contact with families
■ Emergency numbers
■ Personal training on drills
Objectives:

6. Community status for capacity volunteer collaboration

■ Database for volunteers
■ Database for organizations in cases of conflict
■ Regular communication with the volunteer groups
Objectives:

7. Communication:
■ MOU (Nearby communities)
■ Effective plan of communication (before, during and after)