Gaon Panchayat EMEx - II

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Towards a Disaster Resilient State Gaon Panchayat EMEx - II 15TH SEPTEMBER 2017 Assam State Disaster Management Authority

efforts at keeping the ecological footprint at a sustainable level have succeeded only when local communities were integral part of these efforts. The idea of conducting Emergency Management Exercises at the grass root level has evolved from this need of GAON PANCHAYAT EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT EXERCISE 2017 PHASE - II Be Prepared Stay safe Building Community Resilient has always been on the Agenda of the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA). It has been our endeavor to establish a meaningful dialogue with the community to build a robust understanding around the organic and integrated concept of disaster management. The Living Planet Report 2016 comes with cogent support for this approach. It underlines the alarming increasing in the ecological footprint of human activities and says that we are consuming as if we had 1.6 Earths at our disposal. The Report emphasis that if we have to protect and sustain the bio-capacity of land, it is necessary to take into account nine critical aspects of conservation, which it calls as nine Planetary boundaries. These include, land use changes, Green Cover, Water Resources etc. The Report presents adequate evidence to suggest that the reinforcing the understanding of the multidimensional nature of conservation and Disaster Management at the community level. BASIC STRUCTURE OF GP EMEx: In the two rounds of training of Village Land Management and Conservations Committees (VLMCC), several areas like management of flood, earthquake, landslide, wetlands, open and Green Spaces etc. were discussed. The Emergency Management Exercise was aimed to sharpen the experiential learning of the community by involving them in a mix of knowledge sharing and skill demonstration activities. This included, Procession by School Children and Villages, decorating the Village with Poster and Pamphlets made by the School Children and Community Members, exhorting every household in the village to display at least One Slogan on Disaster Management issues, Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 1

organizing debate and drawing competition in the Schools, Organizing Earthquake Safety Drill in the School, Organizing a Mock Drill on preventing measures to cope-with floods, holding a Street Plays on Disaster Management issues involving local youth, Organizing practical demonstration at different places in the village on the measures that can be taken to protect the grazing lands, wetlands and Open Spaces, Organizing demonstration on First-Aid and injury management, Effective Management of Relief Operations and Camps etc. For all these activities, IEC materials were shared with key stake holders, A Task Force for each of the Emergency Management Exercises was created. The Task Force was headed by the GP President, Presidents of all the VLMCC in the GP, Member Secretaries of the VLMCC, One of the Principals of the Schools and three- four active and enthusiastic persons from the GP. The Member Secretary of the Village where Emex was organized functioned as the Convener of the Task Force. In Phase I of the GP Emex 2088 GP EMExes were conducted involving 2272 schools and a total participant of 3,65,254 numbers Based on the success of the GP EMEx 2017 Phase I, the Second GP EMEx was carried out on 15 th September 2017 THEME FOR GP EMEx II The year 2017 has seen a death toll of 160 people including children. This has been a matter of grave concern for the authorities and hence all efforts are being given to GP EMEx 2017 PHASE II: AT A GLANCE Total s Number of GP EMEx conducted Total number of Participants No. of School involved 26 2157 735161 2183 DATE ON WHICH GP EMEx II WAS HELD: 15 th September 2017 (GP EMEx was not conducted in the Sixth Schedule s because they do not have Panchayati Raj System. The s are Udalguri, West Karbi Anglong, Dima Hasao, Chirang, Kokrajhar and Baksa) Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 2

reduce the casualties to zero so that there is no loss or injury to life. The theme of the programme for GPEMEx- II was hence, ZERO CASUALTY which aims to bring down the casualties for flood to zero MAJOR STAKE HOLDERS Students, Teachers, Principal/Principals of Schools in the selected Village, Supervisor/ Anganwadi Worker, ANM and ASHA Worker, VLW, Veterinary Field Assistant, Field Level functionary of PHE Department and Gram Sevak, VLMCC members and community as a whole ACTIVITIES HELD IN GP EMEx Before the Event- GP EMEx: The main motto behind conducting such a program on large scale was to generate awareness and so as to undertake this noble cause it was important to go through a pre-publicity process. To undergo this pre-publicity process banners, leaflets and posters were printed. The banners and posters were projected all around the GPs for full participation of the people from all strata of the society, VIPs, villagers, kids, others. This helped in creating a mass awareness that something was going to be organized named as GP-EMEx and it also helped to increase the number of attendants on the day of the program. The pre-publicity and display of IEC materials also helped us in understanding and identifying the entities that came up to us to move on with this cause. Apart from this the volunteers of some of the NGOs were also trained by the NDRF team so as to carry on the various activities of GP- EMEx related to presentation of various mock drill easily and precisely. During The Event Prabhat Pheri/ Procession: The day began early with this activity wherein a huge procession was carried out involving School Children, teachers, NGOs, Local functionaries, ASHA/AW Workers, GP members, VLMCC members, & other community members. It is known as Prabhat Pheri in colloquial language. The rally started from a specific point and moved along through the G.P and ended up at the point where it started. The rally included slogans of environment safety by all, which were voiced by all of them present. It also displayed some placards prepared by the children on environment safety, awareness, etc. Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 3

Public Meeting: This was conducted to generate mass awareness and to make people understand the significance of the occasion and the importance of safeguarding the environment. Another objective was to make people aware of the prominence of the necessity of preparedness and risk reduction and how each member of the community has a huge role to play and can bring in a huge difference in preservation of the environment. Debate and Drawing Competition and Quiz Competition in the School: To involve children and youth of the Gaon Panchayat, various competitions like, Extempore speech competition quiz competition, debate,. It is believed that they are the torch bearers of the society and they would internalize the message and deliver to a larger audience Plantation Drive: The trees were planted in various designated venues. The plantation programme was carried out by NDRF and SDRF, Circle Officers, Field Officers, GP members, others. Mock Drill on Flood Preparedness: Mock drills were organized to make the community people aware of the do's and don'ts during the time of any sort of disaster. In some districts the drills were carried out by SDRF, NDRF Civil Defence, Indian Red Cross Society. In some venues in some districts Mock drill were carried out by volunteers from the NGOs who were previously trained by the NDRF team. The Mock Drill was on Rescue, Injury Management and First Aid Street Plays: Street plays were organized in GPs to bring the disaster related awareness. The street plays were performed by Prize Distribution & valedictory function: After the day long programme, the children were facilitated in a ceremonial function. Children and youth who won in different categories of competitions were duly awarded in the function. Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 4

GPEMEx 2017: At a GLANCE Sl No. Total s Number of GP EMEX conducted No. of School Involved Total number of participants 1 Sonitpur 92 92 12485 2 Nalbari 65 65 31471 3 Biswanath 66 66 14302 4 Lakhimpur 81 81 38641 5 Cachar 163 163 48556 6 Dhemaji 65 65 12083 7 Dhubri 135 135 110487 8 Goalpara 81 81 17795 9 Golaghat 104 104 21920 10 Morigaon 82 81 74182 11 Jorhat 77 78 16451 12 Nagaon 172 172 37751 13 South Salmara 34 34 5717 14 Tinsukia 85 85 24277 15 Kamrup (Rural) 139 139 57140 16 Hailakandi 62 62 13829 17 Sivsagar 82 82 14586 18 Barpeta 107 107 31155 19 Karimganj 96 96 25638 20 Bongaigaon 65 65 26695 21 Dibrugarh 93 112 29806 22 Kamrup 14 14 2615 (Metro) 23 Charaideo 36 36 22645 24 Darrang 75 75 12318 25 Majuli 20 20 7895 26 Hojai 66 73 24721 Total 2157 2183 735161 Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 5

SNAPSHOTS OF THE GP EMEx -II Public Meeting at Kuwari GP in Bishwanath Plantation during the GP EMEx in Chokapara GP in Bongaigaon Prabhat Pheri in Bhandra GP, in Bongaigaon Demonstration on Search & rescue at Katigorah Street Play at Ambikapur GP in Cachar Prabhat Pheri in Anukhat, in Charaideo Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 1

Public Meeting in Naharpukhuri GP EMEx in Charaideo Demonstration by APDCL officials on safety messages for electrocution during GPEMEx II in Darrang Public Meeting during the GP EMEx in Darrang Rally Jonai Revenue Circle in Dhemaji Oath Taking during GP EMEx in Golaghat Prize Distribution at Dhemaji Prabhat Pheri at Hayong Basti GP, Hojai Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 2

Officials from APDCL discussing about safety measures in Rongapara GP in Dibrugarh Mock drill (Demonstration on Drop-Cover-Hold) in school Chabua Revenue Circle in Dibrugarh Drawing Competition during GP EMEx in Golaghat Zero Casualty campaign on Electroculation at Matijuri GP Hailakandi First Aid Training during the GP EMEx in Dhubri Prize Distribution for competition during GP EMEx in Jorhat Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 3

Rally in Chamaria revenue Circle in Kamrup (R) Mock Drill in Goramur GP in Majuli Rally in Aahataguri GP in Majuli Rally in Singra GP in Lakhimpur Plantation drive in Lakhimpur Public Meeting at Bhuragaon GP in Morigaon Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 4

Public Meeting at Nambor lalung GP in Nagaon Discussion with school students on safety messages in South Salmara Public Meeting in Ledo GP in Tinsukia Public Announcement System used during the GPEMEX for disseminating safety messages in 14 No. Pub Banbhag GP in Nalbari Prize Distribution in Araoimuria GP in Tinsukia Prabhat Pheri in Naduar Revenue Circle in Sonitpur Assam State Disaster Management Authority Page 5