20170217 disaster risk reduction & youth capacity building rise nepal
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20170217 disaster risk reduction & youth capacity building rise nepal
- 1. Disaster Risk Reduction & Youth Capacity Building Er. Ram Rohan Panta President, GPF Nepal
- 2. Background Issue Disastrous earthquake on 25th of April, 2015, Hundreds of people waiting for relief fund and service to be provided GPF in co-ordination with Sam Johnson, Disaster Tract Co-Chair, APPDSA set up volunteer mobilization team to help the earthquake victims & provide them the relief fund on various affected areas 70 volunteers gather & trained by Sam Johnson Formation of various teams (Social Welfare Team, Accounting and Finance, IT & Social Media, Medical, Dispatch and Supplies) Volunteer Mobilized for Service Deliverance & Relief Distribution
- 3. RISE Nepal – 2015 : Joining Hands in Hand GPVs distributing Tents and Packaging of the Relief Materials at Centre Volunteers busy preparing food & distribution of Solar Lamps to EQ Victims
- 4. RISE Nepal – 2015 : Engaging in various Activities Spreading Phenyls in the shelter area s & Debris Cleaning Distributing the Relief Materials to the EQ victims
- 5. RISE Nepal – 2015 : Building Shelters and Lightening Them Global Peace Volunteers busy in building Shelters & Lightening through Solar Lights
- 6. 2015 Fact Sheets of Relief Distribution
- 7. Earthquake Relief Program 2016 • Earthquake Relief Distribution Program Zinc Sheets distribution to 52 earthquake victim families of Gorkha 130 students of Nava Durga Lower Secondary School, Phinam Gorkha received solar lights • Earthquake Relief Activities Monitoring Program • 193 transitional shelters of Valley monitored (84 still using as a shelter others for other purpose) • Government relief fund not adequate and timely • Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program • Disaster Management Cluster at APPDSA 2016 • Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Project
- 8. RISE Nepal - 2016 Earthquake Relief Distribution Program
- 9. RISE Nepal - 2016 Transitional Shelters Monitoring Program
- 10. RISE Nepal - 2016 Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program (Moral & Innovative Leadership & SPARK System)
- 11. RISE Nepal - 2016 Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program (Youth Leadership Academy and APPDSA 2016)
- 12. Key Recommendation • Earthquake Relief Program Support for permanent shelter required Need of Sustainable Community Development Projects • Need of Adequate government Relief Fund • Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program • Model Youth DM Projects of APPDSA 2016 to be implemented • More Programs on Youth Empowerment and Sustainability Project • Follow Through Plan • Community Development Projects at Lamatar • Disaster Management
Editor's Notes
- Earthquake Relief Distribution Program 52 earthquake victim families from Gorkha benefited from the Zinc sheet distribution held on 26th January 130 students of Nava Durga Lower Secondary School, Phinam Gorkha received solar lights, 26th January 85 families benefited from the blanket distribution held on 3 February at Kavre
- Earthquake Relief Activities Monitoring Program The Earth Quake Relief Activity Monitoring Program (EQRAMP) was to monitor the EQ relief support program conducted by the RISE Nepal and reporting on it. It also aims to understand the present scenario of the beneficiaries and identify their needs. The EQRAM program is also the preliminary survey for conducting GPF Programs and rapport building procedure with the local governmental bodies, NGOs, CBOs and community member in the beneficiary communities. The program was able to fulfill its objectives. Total of 193 shelters were monitored in the program.
- Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program On 8-12 August, 2016, workshop on Moral and Innovative Leadership was held for 12 students. The students learned leadership skills and Solar Power Auxiliary Relief Kiosk (SPARK). SPARK system training was given by Thrive’s Founder Brian Kam and his colleagues. He as well motivated the students to take ownership of their country’s problems and think of solutions and act on them. 1949 Youth were trained through youth leadership Academy with 42 programs at various academic institution 260 Youths participated in the South Asian sub regional Youth forum APPDSA 2016 among them 53 youths were engaged in the disaster management cluster discussing and building projects on the 5 thematic areas of Policy, Youth Engagement, Social Entrepreneurship, Media & Awareness and Partnership & Collaboration
- Disaster Risk Reduction and Youth Capacity Building Program On 8-12 August, 2016, workshop on Moral and Innovative Leadership was held for 12 students. The students learned leadership skills and Solar Power Auxiliary Relief Kiosk (SPARK). SPARK system training was given by Thrive’s Founder Brian Kam and his colleagues. He as well motivated the students to take ownership of their country’s problems and think of solutions and act on them. 1949 Youth were trained through youth leadership Academy with 42 programs at various academic institution 260 Youths participated in the South Asian sub regional Youth forum APPDSA 2016 among them 53 youths were engaged in the disaster management cluster discussing and building projects on the 5 thematic areas of Policy, Youth Engagement, Social Entrepreneurship, Media & Awareness and Partnership & Collaboration