Infrastructure
Local Governance
Quezon City
Marikina
Pasig
Makati
Taguig
Muntinlupa
Disaster Scenario
Surrounding provinces will also be greatly affected
by the West Valley Fault Earthquake.
Source: Earthquake Hazards and Risk Scenario for Metro Manila and Vicinity: The Need for Whole of Society Preparedness.
Solidum, Renato Jr., PHIVOLCS, [powerpoint presentation] May 20 2015
Disaster Scenario
Highly Vulnerable Areas
Type of Vulnerability
Area
Flammability and
Evacuation Difficulty
Flammability
Evacuation Difficulty
Source: National Risk Reduction and Management Framework and Command Structure. Pama, Alexander, OCD-NDRRMC,
[powerpoint presentation] May 20 2015
Current Initiatives
Current Gaps
Way Forward
Enabling unity of
command
Inter-agency coordination
mechanisms (i.e. AFP and PNP)
Local
Government
Units
(QC, Makati,
Pasig)
Institutionalized disaster
preparedness, response
plans
Non-state
partners and
external
organizations
Inadequate response
capability (vis--vis
estimated deaths,
injured, damages)
Institutional
partnerships
between the private
sector and civil
society organizations
Reinforcement of coordination
and collaboration among sectors
Presence of active
disaster management
offices
Enabling volunteer
organizations to respond
to emergencies
Strengthening community-level
disaster response capabilities
Estimated
Seriously
Injured
Individuals
Estimated No.
of Collapsed
Buildings
Estimated Fire
Burnout Areas
and Buildings
(MMEIRS, 2004)
Estimated
No. of
Vulnerable
Individuals
City Data, 2014
Makati
City
2,300
7,500
8,900
53 hA/
2,000 bldgs
12,000
Pasig
City
3,400
11,800
22,800
35 hA/
2,200 bldgs
23,000
Quezon
City
5,500
18,700
25,800
115 hA/
4,900 bldgs
120,000
Identified Issues
Way Forward
Infrastructure,
Telecommunications,
Power
(Meralco)
Public-private coordination
mechanisms for supply chain
sourcing and management
Shelter
Expected displacement of
5 million people in Metro Manila
Emergency Health
Services
Identified Issues
Way Forward
Emergency
Information
Management
Family and
Community Based
Social Protection
(5 Million Vulnerable
Population)
Protection of
employees
Disaster
Preparedness
and Response
Plans
Protection of
business assets
Resumption of
business
operations
Employee,
Family, and
Community
Resiliency
Preparedness and
Response Plans
GOVERNMENT
DRRMPs
National Govt
Local Govt
Key Clusters
Infrastructure
AFP
Business Sector
NGOs
Community
Associations
Media
EXTERNAL
PARTNERS
Who does
Pre-disaster
procurement
What
Hazard, exposure
and vulnerabilities
mapping
NON-STATE
ACTORS
Roles/
Responsibilities
When
How
With Whom
Retail outlets
distribution of
essential goods
Public-private
partnerships in
logistics,
infrastructure repair,
etc.
Self-help and
community assistance
agreements
WITHIN SECTORS
National
Regional
Provincial
City
Municipality
Barangay
Civil Society
Business
Community
Government
PDRF, CNDR
Business
associations, e.g.
MBC, MAP,
Industry
Associations
Financial services
sector
NGOs
Church
Media
Communitybased
organizations
Scientific and
technical bodies
Academe
ACROSS SECTORS
External Partners
UN System
Intl humanitarian
agencies
NGOs/ CSOs
Bilateral partners