DRRR Review

DPWH uses quality materials in road widening projects.

• Risk Reduction

• Risk Transfer

• Risk Acceptance

• Risk Avoidance

People living in low-land areas are aware of possible flooding when there are heavy rains.

• Risk Transfer

• Risk Avoidance

• Risk Acceptance

• Risk Reduction

Having designated safe zones in various areas of schools in case of an emergency.

• Risk Reduction

• Risk Avoidance

• Risk Acceptance

• Risk Transfer

Implementing cybersecurity measures for data protection.

• Risk Acceptance

• Risk Reduction

• Risk Transfer

• Risk Avoidance

Purchasing life insurance to lessen possible burden to members of the family.

• Risk Transfer

• Risk Avoidance

• Risk Reduction

• Risk Avoidance

It refers to a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or society causing widespread human, material, economic, or environmental losses and impacts.

Typhoon, storm surge, earthquake, tsunamis and tornado are categorize as what type of disasters?

What are the categories of Disaster Risk?

It refers to the degree of susceptibility or proneness of a community or group of people to the damaging effects of a hazard on a particular situation.

It refers to the degree of which people and properties are at risk to potential losses due to a particular hazard.