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Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 Kodagu District map Message (Deputy Commissioner) Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 Index Content Page No. Abbreviation 1 Kodagu District Disaster Management Team 2-4 Chapter-1 INTRODUCTION 5-14 PART – A 1. DISTRICT PROFILE 1.1 Geography 1.2 Rainfall And Climate 1.3 Demography Of The Land 1.4 Kodagu District Administrative Setup 1.5 Socio Economic Profile Of The District 1.6.A. Agriculture 1.6.B. Geo Morphology Of Soil Types 1.6.C. Education 1.6.D. Tourism 1.6.E. Land Utilization Details 1.6.F. Infrastructure 1.6.G. Critical Infrastructures Of The District PART- B 15-18 1.7 Key Resources Of The Kodagu District 1.7a Details Of Rivers And Dams 1.7b Details Of Drinking Water 1.7c Flora And Fauna 1.8 Road Network 1.9 Details Of Media And Communications 1.10. Details of Power Generating Industries 1.11 Details Of Industries PART-C 19-26 1.12 Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 1.12. A Scope Of The Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan: 1.12. B Kodagu - District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA):- 1.12.C. Laws And Statues 1.12.D Powers And Functions Of Kodagu District Authority 1.12.E The Plan development 1.13 Stake Holders And Their Responsibility 1.14 Kodagu ULBs And Their Support For Dm Plan 1.15. Formal Agreement (MOU) With Utility Agencies Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 1.16 How To Use The DDMP Plan 1.17 Approval Mechanism Of The DDMP – Authority For Implementation (State Level/District Level Orders) 1.18 Plan Review And Updation: Periodicity 1.19 Periodicity: Next Updating Periodicity 2016-17 Chapter-2 27-30 HAZARD VULNERABILTY, CAPACITY AND RISK ASSESMENT (HVCRA) 2.0 Hazard Vulnerability, Capacity And Risk Assessment (HVCRA) 2.1 Hazard Profile Of District 2.2 Hazard Analysis Of The District 2.2a Hazard Analysis- Historical Data 2.3 Vulnerability Analysis Historical Data 2.4 Environmental Degradation 2.5 The Tools and Technologies & Methodology used in HVCRA Chapter -3 31-34 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGMENTS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT 3.1 NATIONAL LEVEL ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE 3.2 National Level Nodal Agency 3.3 State Level Organization Structure 3.3.A State Executive Committee (Sec) 3.4 district Level District Organization Structure In Kodagu Level 3.5.Kodagu District Crisis Management Group (CMG) Regional Wise 3.6 Crisis Management Group At District Level: Functions 3.7 District Emergency Operating Centre (EOC) Set Up & Facilities Available Chapter -4 35-49 PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES 4.1 Prevention Mission 4.2 Prevention Measures 4.2.A Special Projects Proposed For Preventing The Disaster 4.3 Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction In Development Plan & Programs. 4.3a Central Sector Scheme For Disaster Management 4.3b. Flagship Programmes In Karnataka 4.4. List Of On-Going & Proposed Development Projects And Programs 4.5.Building Codes 4.6. Flood Plain Management 4.7. Storm Water Management 4.8.Town Planning Act: 4.9. Zoning Regulations: 4.10 Mitigation Measures 4.11 Steps Taken For Developing And Implementing Public Safety Norms For Critical Infrastructures And Places Of Worships Chapter -5 50-57 PREPAREDNESS MEASURES 5.1 Incident Response System – Kodagu District Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 5.1.A Establish An Incident Command Post 5.1.2 Response And Evacuation Of Disabled - Availability Of Assistive Devices And Technologies 5.1.3 Elderly People/Children 5.1.4 Formation Of Teams For Kodagu District 5.2 District Emergency Operations Centre (DOECC) 5.2.1 Location Of EOC In Kodagu 5.3 Search And Rescue Team In the District 5.3.1 First Aid And Trauma Counseling Centre 5.3.2 Shelter And Rescue Team 5.3.3 Water And Sanitation Team 5.3.4. Evacuation Team In The District In the District 5.3.5. Damage And Loss Assessment In The District In the District 5.3.6 Patrolling Team Law And Order 5.3.7 Communication And Network 5.4. Mechanisms For Checking And Certification Of Logistics, Equipments and Stores 5.4.1. Operational Check-Up Of Warning Systems 5.4.2 Operational Check-Up For Emergency Operation Centre 5.4.3 Livelihood Restoration 5.4.4 Seasonal Inspection Of Facilities And Critical Infrastructure 5.4.5 NGOS And Other Stakeholder’s Coordination 5.4.6. Seasonal Preparedness For Seasonal Disasters Like Flood And Cyclone 5.4.7 .Community Preparedness 5.4.8 Community Awareness Education 5.4.9 Community Responsibility 5.6 Media Management/ Information Dissemination Chapter -6 58-59 CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING MEASURES 6.0 CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING MEASURES 6.1 Institutional Capacity Building 6.2 Capacity Building And Training Measures Approach Capacity Building Plan: - 6.2.A Training Programme For The Officials Involving Dm. 6.2.B Fire Services 6.3 Mock Drills Details Chapter7 60-69 RESPONSE AND RELIEF MEASURES 7.1. Response Plan 7.1. Response flow chart 7 .3 Warning & Alert 7.3. A Satellite Based Communications Systems 7.4 Media Management/ Coordination/ Information Dissemination 7.4. A Media Management 7.5 Media Release 7.6 Relief – Kodagu District 7.6.A Food And Nutrition 7.6.B Water Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 7.6.C Health 7.6.D Mental Health Services 7.6.E Shelter 7.6.F Relief Camp 7.6.G Sanitation And Hygiene 7.6.H Provision Of Intermediate Shelters 7.6.I. Management Of Relief Supplies 7.6.J. Transparency In Relief Chapter - 8 70-71 RECONSTRUCTIONS, REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY MEASURES 8.1 Relief And Recovery Coordination By DDMA 8.1.A Detailed Damage And Loss Assessment 8.2 Reconstruction/Repairing Of Lifeline Buildings/ Damages Buildings Chapter- 9 72-73 FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF DDMP 9.1 Allotment of Funds 9.2 Mechanisum for international assistance 9.3 Insurance Addresses The Following Issues 9.4 Mechanism for international assistance Chapter 10 74-75 PROCEDURE AND METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING, EVALUTATION,UPDATING AND MAINTENANCE OF DDMP 10.1 Authority For Maintaining And Reviewing DDMP 10.2. Post Disaster Evaluation Mechanism 10.3 Conducting Of Mock Drills At District Level Chapter 11 76-78 COORDINATION MECHANISM FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF DDMP 11.1 Coordination Of Response At The District Level 11.2 Department Wise Primary And Secondary 11.2.A. State Disaster Authority Will Be Involved In The Following Activities: 11.2.B. DDA Will Be Involved In The Following Activities: 11.2.C. Fire Services Fire Will Be Involved In The Following Activities: 11.2.D. PWD 11.2.E. Civil Defense 11.2.F. Home Guards Providing 11.2.G. Department. Of Health Department 11.2.H. Irrigation And Flood 11.2.I. BSNL 11.2.J. Karnataka Water Supply Board 11.2.K. Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation 11.2.L. CHESCOM Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 11.2.M. 108 Control Room 11.2.N Public Relation 11.2.O Army And NCC Army 11.2.P Air Force Chapter - 12 79-83 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOP's) AND CHECK LIST PART – A Standard Operating Procedures Kodagu District 12.1.A Protocol For Seeking Help From Other Agencies 12.2. List Of Helipads And Runways of the District (Give Details) 12.3.A India Disaster Resource Network (IDRN) 12.3B Notifications And Warning 12.4 Warning Systems 12.5 Command And Coordination 12.6 NGOs And Other Stakeholder’s Coordination 12.7 Dissemination Of Warning Part - B 84-89 Maps 1. Location of flood affected areas 2. Forest fire pro-zone 3. Land slide zone 4. Public Health facility 5. District Boundaries 6. Road Network Map PART- C 90-95 Forms Termination of emergency Annexures / Inventories Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 Abbreviation DM Disaster Management DDMA District Disaster Management Authority DDMP District Disaster Management Plan EOC Emergency Operating Center Exe. Engg Executive Engineer NDMA National Disaster Management Authority IDRN India Disaster Resource Network PWD Public Works department ULB Urban Local Bodies HVCRA Hazard Vulnarability, Capacity and Risk Assessment CMG Crisis Management Group Page | 1 Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 ANNEXURE – I KODAGU DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT TEAM Sl. Details of Officers Office Residence Mobile No 08272- 1 Deputy Commissioner Chairman 08272-225500 9482628409 225700 2 President, ZP Co chairman 08272-228902 - 9449202085 08272-228905 08272- 9482069170 3 Chief Executive Officer, ZP Member 225714 08272-221393 9480869000 08272- 4 Superintendent of Police Member 08272-229000 9480804901 229001 5 District Health Officer Member 08272-225443 - 9449843058 08272- 6 Executive Engineer, PRED Member 08272-228842 9449042456 229105 08272- 7 Joint Director, Agriculture Member 08272-225732 9880273944 223576 Asst. Commissioner, 08272- 8 CEO 08272-225469 9448221987 Madikeri 223456 ANNEXURE –II DETAILS OF OFFICERS OF DISTRICT CRISIS GROUP (DCG) Sl.No Details of Officers Office. Residence 1 Deputy Commissioner, Kodagu District, 08272-225500 225700 Madikeri. Fax - 08272- 228409 2 Chief Executive Officer, Kodagu Zilla 08272-228905 225714 Panchayath, Madikeri. 08272-221393 3 Superintendent of Police, Kodagu District, 08272-229000 229001 Madikeri Page | 2 Kodagu District Disaster Management Plan 2017-18 4 Conservator of forests, 08272-225708 225141 Kodagu District, Madikeri. 5 Additional Deputy Commissioner 08272-225811 221122 08272-225434 6 Assistant Commissioner, Madikeri Sub 08272-225469 223456 Division, Madikeri. 08272-220331 7 Fire Force, Madikeri 08272-229299 220241 08272-229301 101 8 Home Guards, Madikeri 08272-228427 ... 9 Executive Engineer, PWD, 08272-225645 ... Madikeri 10 Deputy Commissioner of Excise, Kodagu 08272-224736 229259 District, Madikeri 08272-229295 11 Executive Engineer, ZP Engineering Sub 08272-228842 229105 Division, Madikeri 08272-224727 12 District Health Officer 08272-225443 ... 13 Deputy Director, Food & Civil Supplies, 08272-229457 ..
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