The Philippines has made efforts to reduce disaster impacts through programs like Operation L!STO, led by the DILG. Operation L!STO aims to strengthen disaster preparedness at the local government, community, and family levels. At the family level, it provides disaster education for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program beneficiaries and encourages them to make disaster plans and prepare emergency supplies. The Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino guide was created to help families strengthen preparedness by teaching them to be proactive, knowledgeable, and ready for disasters.
The Philippines has made efforts to reduce disaster impacts through programs like Operation L!STO, led by the DILG. Operation L!STO aims to strengthen disaster preparedness at the local government, community, and family levels. At the family level, it provides disaster education for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program beneficiaries and encourages them to make disaster plans and prepare emergency supplies. The Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino guide was created to help families strengthen preparedness by teaching them to be proactive, knowledgeable, and ready for disasters.
The Philippines has made efforts to reduce disaster impacts through programs like Operation L!STO, led by the DILG. Operation L!STO aims to strengthen disaster preparedness at the local government, community, and family levels. At the family level, it provides disaster education for Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program beneficiaries and encourages them to make disaster plans and prepare emergency supplies. The Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino guide was created to help families strengthen preparedness by teaching them to be proactive, knowledgeable, and ready for disasters.
doubling and tripling its efforts to mitigate and reduce the impacts of disasters. The DILG, as the Vice Chair for Disaster Preparedness, is one of the government agencies in the Philippines that advance the development of advocacy programs which aims to help and build disaster prepared and resilient local government units and communities. In 2014, the DILG formulated Operation L!STO, a national advocacy program in disaster preparedness. Operation L!STO has 3 components: ◦ L!STONG Pamahalaang Lokal (LGUs) ◦ L!STONG Pamayanan (Community) ◦ L!STONG Pamilyang Pilipino (Family) In coordination with DSWD, the DILG localizes the Operation L!STO to the most vulnerable families, specifically the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) beneficiaries. It aims to integrate Operation L!STO to the Family Development Session so that the 4Ps beneficiaries will be capacitated and can be a L!STONG Pamilyang Pilipino. The program aims to strengthen community- based disaster risk reduction to the most vulnerable communities and households in the Philippines, particularly the 4Ps beneficiaries Specifically, it aims to: • Support the CCT Program of the DSWD through tapping DILG personnel or representatives as resource speakers during Family Development Sessions; • Encourage CCT beneficiaries to observe disaster family preparedness and planning at home; • Produce Disaster Family Action Plans; • Encourage CCT families to practice being alert and ready (L!STO) Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino is an IEC material made to strengthen the preparedness of the community. It comprises the three characteristics of a Listong Pamilya and the specific actions the family has to do before, during, and after the disaster These three characteristics, which is also the three major parts of the Gabay at Mapa para sa Listong Pamilyang Pilipino, are MAAGAP, MAY ALAM, and HANDANG- HANDA It consists of the necessary actions and important tips a Listong Pamilyang Pilipino should do. Specifically, these are: • Planning • Preparation of Emergency Balde (e-balde) • Preparation for the Family H.O.U.R. (Home Operations and Unified Response) • Listing of the family members/person to contact in case of emergency It consists of the different definitions of the natural hazards, their effects, steps on how to avoid them, and their warning signals. The hazards discussed in the IEC are: • Typhoon • Storm Surge and Tsunami • Flooding • Fire • Earthquake • Landslide It consists of the plans of the family in times of disaster. This part includes: • Disaster Family Action Plan • Determination of dangerous and safe places inside their houses • Map of the Barangay • Evacuation Route
(Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences Series) Dr. Robert Buchwaldt (Auth.), Peter T. Bobrowsky (Eds.) - Encyclopedia of Natural Hazards (2013, Springer Netherlands)