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8/4/2019 POSTER Riverbank Proj[1]
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Project Coordinator: William R. Pa laypayon, Ph. D.
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AFNR based livelihood arevulnerable to natural calamitiesPoverty incidence is very highafter occurrence of naturalcalamities
Overflow of riverbanks andinundation of flood plains ofmassive proportion results todamage on lives and properties
Communities dependent oflivelihood sources along riverineareas prefer to stay rather than berelocated due to economicpressuresNeed to install bi oengineeringerosion and flood controlstructures and buffer of vegetationlike bamboo along riverbanks andflood plains
GGeenneerraall OObbjjeeccttiivvee ooff tthhee PPrroojjeeccttTo provide science and technology interventions for disaster risk management of the AFNRsector
Specific Determine the hazards to the AFNR communities along the San Francisco River in
Guinobatan, Albay Assess the vulnerability and disaster risk to the AFNR sector of the installed riverbank
stabilization schemes using bioengineering technology To develop vulnerability reduction and disaster risk management strategies for the
AFNR sector in the community To install a sustainable management strategy for the stabilization of low lying riverbanks
and flood plains To enhance AFNR based livelihoods through S&T for disaster risk management To organize disaster risk communication system for the AFNR sector
PPrroojjeecctt CCoommppoonneenntt AAccttiivviittiieess1. Biophysical Assessment and Hazard Analysis of San Francisco River and
Adjoining Flood Plain Areas2. Vulnerability Analysis and Disaster Risk Assessment of the AFNR based
communities bordering the San Francisco River and Flood pl ain Areas3. Enhancement of AFNR based Livelihood for Disaster Risk Management in
Riverbank Communities along the San Francisco River
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Biophysical assessment and hazardanalysis
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Installation of riverbank stabilizationstructures and bamboo pl antation asbuffer zone
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Disaster risk mapping and socioeconomic survey
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Community organizing, participatorydisaster risk assessment andmanagement planning
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Livelihood analysis and S&T basedlivelihood project establishment
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CAPACITIES, VULNERABILITIES ANALYSIS (CVA)
VULNERABILITIES
(lack of access to and
control over resources
and decision making
related to emergency
response,
preparedness,
recovery)
CAPACITIES
(coping mechanisms,
skills and resources for
emergency response,
preparedness, recovery)
SOCIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL
What are the relations and
organizations among people?
- BDCC emergency
situation only
-Livelihood micro
finance after calamity
was limited to selected
group members
(farmers) i.e.
-Minto Homeowners
Ass.
-Travesia Rice Farmers
Clusters
- Albay Earth Vanguards
- Availability of relief
operations from
govt/NGOs after disaster
- Emergency
preparedness seminars
- Medical supplies
(limited)
MOTIVATIONAL/ATTITUDINAL
How does the community view
its ability to create change?
Tendency to depend on
govt. relief funds
Calamity fund
RISK PERCEPTION
What is your opinion on the
characteristics and severity of
a risk?
Increase intensity of typhoons and floods affect
livelihood; damage to properties and agriculture;
and increase debts
Plant trees to reduce severity of risk to floods
Implement waste management program
DESIGN 1
DESIGN 2 DESIGN 3
RReessuullttss && DDiissccuussssiioonn
Dept. of Environment & Natural ResourcesECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICERegion V, Legazpi City
The 150 lineal meters of bioengineering riverbank slope and flood
control structures, o 3 distinct desi ns at 50 lineal meters each
The 7.5 hectares kawayan tinik (Bambusa blumeana)plantation established in 4 blocks(with 3,000 seedlings) at
Brgys. Minto, Travesia and San Francisco, serv ing as protectionand source of livelihood
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