Pmi and wvi presentation horizontal integration indonesia

Horizontal Integration

Lessons Learned on Mainstreaming

DRM & CC in to Sectoral Intervention

Presented by:Bevita Meidityawati – Indonesian Red

Cross Sabar Endang – World Vision Indonesia

Community VCA is the most important element to build strong DRM/CCA

• Hazard Identification– Disaster History, Seasonal Calendar, Food

Calendar, Key Changes, Health Issues, Identify Key Hazards

• Vulnerability Mapping– Vulnerabilities/Impacts, Coping Mechanisms,

Causes, Resources/Capacity, Early warning systems

• Identification of preparedness/mitigation activities, and timeframes

Land slide 17 households. 16 men, 22 women, 46 children. Total 84.Flooding 13 households, 13 men, 10 women, 31 children. Total 54.

Coast Abrasion 12 households. 15 men, 18 women, 26 children. Total 59.

Refer to complete list of households

Wells year 1

Break waters year 2

Tree planting year 3

Dike year 3 1.000 m

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Action plan

VCA can help communities to identify the future hazards/ threats.

Education

Health

Self Protection

Livelihood

Environment

Focus on addressing root causes of vulnerability (Health, Environment, Education,

Livelihood)

Conduct CBHFA (Community Based Health and First Aid) program which empowers the vulnerable community to be able to conduct first aid in accidents or injuries and respond to other health problems.

Activate Health Cadre to carry out various activities to support healthy lifestyle, such as health promotion, environmental and waste management.

Initiate community-based psychosocial support programmes to help affected people cope with their situation, seeking to restore their hope, dignity, mental and social well-being, and sense of normality.

Strengthen Adaptive Capacity via Health Sector

Strengthen Adaptive Capacity via Environment Sector

Green and Clean Project : bio-pore, solid waste management (composting), recycling, tree plantation,

Cash Transfer Programming Financial preparedness as part of the

efforts to reduce continuous poverty and build community resilience: Microfinance activities, savings and loans coperatives, Household economic trainings, Home Industry Trainings

Support climate resilient livelihoods ex. Community rubber plantation in west Kalimantan (WVI)

Alternative livelihoods during disaster

Strengthen Adaptive Capacity via Livelihood Sector

• Mobilization of Youth Red Cross’ Life Skill Education approach – harnessing Children and Youth’s potential and protection

• Comic Books about disaster for children (WV) – accessible relevant information

Strengthen Adaptive Capacity via Education Sector

Challenge: Traditional coping mechanism are

inadequate for the changing climate and changing natures of disasters