The document outlines best practices for disaster preparedness and response, including profiling communities and mapping risks, establishing cluster responses for camp management, food, water and sanitation, psychosocial support, and protection. It also discusses livelihood assistance, shelter, ongoing coordination, contingency planning, training local groups, and replicating effective structures in other dioceses through standardized procedures, prepositioned resources, coordination across actors, and communication networks from the national to local levels.

2. Best Practices
Preparedness During
Post (recovery and
rehabiliation)
CO(profiling, mapping)
Cluster response (camp
management, FNS, WASH,
psychosocial, protection)
Livelihoods, shelter, WASH
Command Center
livelihood based on skills and
capabilities(food/cash for work)
Chapel reconstruction ( 3 in 1
model for spiritual activities,
training center, evacuation
center)
Contingency planning(no rescue,
based on expertise/experience)
Record management Ongoing CO
Coordination with LGUs, LGAs,
other NGOs
Representation in PDRMMC
Training/strengthening
PSAC/BEC/Ministry of Service

3. How will you replicate
• Every diocese should have a structure in place
• Standard SOPs/module/forms for relief and rehabilitation
response
• Disaster fund with disaster plan and prepositioned goods
• Financial systems and accountability
• Proper coordination and collaboration with all
actors(parishes, LGUs, line agencies) and affiliation in
DRMMC
• Centralized coordination and communication
networks/Command Center from national to diocese to
parish level