for study

1. Presented to: Dr M Yaqoob
Presented by: 14-ARID-2022
Faisal Shahzad Somroo
Evening B group 9th semester
Disaster
management
of livestock
due flood

2. Contents
• What is Disaster?
• What is flood?
• What is Livestock management due to flood?

3. What is Disaster?
• A sudden accident or a natural tragedy
that causes great damage or loss of life.
(or)
• An event or fact that has unfortunate
consequences.

4. Types of Disaster
• Rapid onset
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Floods
• Slow onset
Unusually harsh winter
Drought
• Complex emergency
war

5. Pakistan Scenario
Hilly areas
Earthquake
Unusual harsh winter
Plan areas
Floods
Cyclone
Costal areas
Tornado
Tsunamis

6. What is flood?
• An overflow of a large amount of water beyond its
normal limits

7. 2010 Pakistan floods
• began in late July 2010, resulting from
heavy monsoon rains
• one-fifth of Pakistan's total land area was affected

11. What is Livestock management due to flood?
Management: Means things to do. (Or)
Task to complete which required special skills.
Basic Managerial skills are:
 Planning
 Organizing
 Directing
 Evaluating
 Monitoring
 Reporting /Communication

12. Disaster management key points
• Mitigation
• Preparedness
• Disaster
• Response
• Recovery

13. Mitigation
• Mitigation refers to all actions taken before a disaster to reduce its impacts, including
preparedness and long-term risk reduction measures
• Two types
1. Structural mitigation
Use technological solutions like flood levees
Housing animals away from flood plains
Managing grazing
2. Non-structural activities
Legislation, land-use planning likes parks in flood zone,
advising owners about the risks of disasters
Strengthening veterinary services (herd health management, vaccination,
epidemiology)

14. Preparedness
• Arrangements to ensure that, should a disaster occur, all the resources and services which
may be needed to cope with the effects of a disaster can be rapidly mobilised and deployed,
such as
• National warning systems
• Vaccination programmes
• Animal shelters
• Storage of food and water
• Animal identification
• Veterinary clinic preparedness plans

15. Response
• Actions taken in anticipation of, during and immediately after
impact to ensure that the effects are minimised and that
people are given immediate relief and support, such as
• Static and mobile vet clinics
• Search and rescue operations
• Provision of emergency food
• Temporary shelters
• Reuniting owners with animals

16. Response

17. Recovery
• Coordinated support of disaster-affected
communities in
– Reconstructing their physical infrastructure
– Restoring emotional, social, economic and
physical wellbeing
• Examples
– Veterinary care
– Risk reduction projects and contingency planning

18. Reporting

19. A silent message for all class