Rebuilding Communities

Planned Approach to Recovery

Lessons learnt• Understanding Risk: There is very limited organised capacity to

track how the risks are evolving in different geographies due to emerging development patterns.

• Realistically, the national aspiration to fix the development deficit and move towards sustainable development will take long time…

• Hence:

• maintain organised capacity for disaster preparedness at right level to contain losses and protect development gains.

• risk management process and practice to be handled within limited geographies like, district, block or village/city level.

• Risk management perspective and practices have to flow into the mainstream development processes like preparation of sectoral PIPs at district level, building regulations, design of….

How did the DM System do?6 Capacity Factors of a System

Orgaisation/institution: Leadership and coordination Human resources Establishments, Supplies and equipment Financing Information management Service delivery (benchmarked for early recovery, DRR, social equity, inclusion, quality, coverage…..)

UN Technical Support Look into Social Aspect of Damages

Rapid Needs Assessment

Social Sectoral Plan in FIVE districts

78 Villages

Coverage

216 Villages

ENABLING GO-NGO-CORPORATE COORDINATION

IMPLEMENTATION OF A COORDINATED LIVE SOCIAL SECTORAL PLAN

COORDINATED ACTION

PLAN- SSPs

ASSESSMENT

Using the SSPs DMs of Rudraprayag (4 Sep) and Chamoli (6 Sep) for Uttarkashi & Pithoragarh for multi stakeholder conclave at district level to allocate roles and responsibilities for reconstruction

Solutions from the plains have limited relevance for mountains, Uk citizens need to take leadership

in planning and decision making

Thank You