Gender Transformative - Community Resilient (GET-CRDRM) Project
Budget: 993360000.00
Direct HH Coverage: 12 schools, school teachers and students, communities
District: Morang, Sunsari
End Date:
Funding: Plan International
Major Activities:
- DRM Planning training
- Awareness raising and sensitization through days/events celebration, campaigns, competitions, and peer classes
- Child events on DRR and CCA
- Street Drama
- Construction of the multi-hazard resistant houses
- Mock drill exercises in schools
- Orientation on family safety plan preparation
- Response kits/equipment support to first responders of schools, communities, and LDMC
- Small-scale structural and non-structural mitigation measures
- Media campaigns for advocacy and awareness raising
- Light Search and Rescue Training
- CPiE trainings for children
Objectives:
- Build capacity of girls, boys, women and men for disaster/climate risk assessment, management and response and awareness raising along equipped communities for disaster response.
- Motivate girls for their leadership for DRR/CCA awareness raising and sensitization in the communities, schools, and local bodies.
- Support local government for DRR and CCA planning and implementation with child and gender perspectives.
- Support schools, communities and local government bodies to prepare Community-based Disaster Risk Management Plan (CBDRMP), School Disaster Risk Management Plan (SDRMP), and Local Disaster Risk Management Plan (LDRMP).
Outputs:
- Children and youths become aware of disaster risk reduction and adopt the techniques of the disaster risk management.
- Local Disaster and Climate Resilience Plans (LDCRPs), Community-based Disaster Risk Management Plans (CBDRMPs), School Disaster Risk Management Plans (SDRMPs) prepared.
- Institutional basis for DRR/CCA in community, schools and local government strengthened.
- Local Resource Persons for the DRR activities developed.
Program Type: Completed
Project Location: Morang and Sunsari districts
Start Date:
Target Group: Communities vulnerable to the flood effects, children and youths
Thematic Area: Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management
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