Pagkakaroon ng Disaster Resilient Communities sa Region 12, isinusulong ng DSWD
Pagkakaroon ng Disaster Resilient Communities sa Region 12, isinusulong ng DSWD
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00:00 The Department of Social Welfare and Development is encouraging the creation of disaster resilient communities in Region 12.
00:07 This will help to prevent the effects of calamities.
00:11 This is Shahana Mangasar, of PIA, Sok Sarje.
00:15 The Department of Social Welfare and Development is encouraging the creation of disaster resilient communities in Region 12
00:25 to reduce the negative effects of calamities on their residents.
00:31 In addition, the program "Be Spared" was launched in the region
00:35 of Building on Social Protection for Anticipatory Action and Response in Emergencies and Disasters.
00:42 The program has a funding of P15 million,
00:45 with the aim of providing ex-ante interventions before the calamity hits to reduce the effects of calamities on their residents, especially the poor.
00:59 In addition, the DSWD encouraged the residents to support the program.
01:05 So let us continue to work together towards the implementation of people-centered, culture- and gender-sensitive disaster mitigation.
01:13 Risk reduction and management measures that would help build safer and adaptive resilient Filipino families and communities.
01:23 In Region 12, the pilot implementation will be carried out in the town of Medsayap, Cotabato,
01:28 particularly in the barangays of Makasandeg, Palungogen, Rangaban, Ness, and Lumopog.
01:35 The agency of this program is the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, European Union,
01:42 the Government of Cotabato, and the Local Government of Medsayap.
01:47 Fatima Gumaga, resident of Rangaban, was thankful because her barangay was chosen to be the beneficiary of "Be Spared".
01:57 First of all, I am thankful to Maikapal and we were able to join this program.
02:03 I am thankful to UNFAO and DSWD for their help.
02:09 With Winston Malala, Shahana Duerme-Mangasar of PIA Soxargen for the people.