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WorksheetsThe Basic Concept of Hazard, Exposure, and Vulnerability
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
Most Vulnerable Sector
Entrepreneur
PWD
Indigenous people
Laborer
Women and children
Less Vulnerable Sector
Small entrepreneurs
PWD
Professionals
Laborer
Middle Class
Not Vulnerable Sector
Rich kids
Professionals
Business Tycoon
Laborer
Middle Class
Categories of Vulnerability
Material Vulnerability
Motivational Vulnerability
Physical Vulnerability
Social Vulnerability
Attitudinal Vulnerability
Physical/ Material Vulnerability
Infrastructure and services
Ideology
Human capital
Religious
building materials
Social / Organizational Vulnerability
Legislation
Divisions and conflicts
Health facilities
Consciousness
Degree of justice
Attitudinal / Motivational Vulnerability
Discouragement
Divisions and conflicts
Land
Consciousness
Faith
Examples of Capacity
Local knowledge
Savings
Adequate food sources
Ownership of land
Adequate income
Tools used in capacity assessment
Adequate food sources
Seasonal calendar
Land
Livelihood Analysis
social network analysis
It is the ability of people, organizations, and systems, using available skills and resources, to face and manage adverse conditions, emergencies, or disasters
Capacity assessment
Capacity development
Coping capacity
Livelihood analysis
Social network analysis
