Global Warming,

Climate Change, and

Disaster Management

This presentation explores the critical issues of

global warming, climate change, and effective
disaster management strategies to address
the mounting environmental challenges we
face globally.
CONCLUSION
global warming and climate change necessitate immediate attention, necessitating
collective action to mitigate their devastating impacts. Understanding their causes and
effects empowers us to adopt sustainable practices, transition to renewable energy
sources, and advocate for climate-resilient infrastructure. Collaborative efforts among
governments, communities, industries, and individuals are crucial in addressing this
global challenge. By prioritizing climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction,
we ensure a resilient future, minimizing economic losses, human suffering and
environmental degradation. Effective disaster management and climate change
mitigation strategies will safeguard biodiversity, food security and the well-being of
future generations. Let us unite in combating climate change, promoting sustainable
development and protecting our planet.
What is Global Warming?
1 Definition 2 Causes
Global warming is the gradual The primary drivers of global
increase in the Earth's warming include the burning
average temperature due to of fossil fuels, deforestation,
the release of greenhouse and industrial pollution.
gases from human activities.

3 Consequences
The effects of global warming can be far-reaching, from rising sea
rising sea levels to more extreme weather events.
Effects of Global Warming
Rising Sea Levels Extreme Weather
Melting glaciers and ice caps are Climate change is leading to more
are causing sea levels to rise, frequent and severe natural
threatening coastal communities disasters, such as hurricanes,
communities and islands. droughts, and heatwaves.

Biodiversity Loss Human Health Impacts

Habitat destruction and ecosystem Global warming can negatively
ecosystem disruption are causing impact human health through the
causing the extinction of many plant the spread of diseases, food and
plant and animal species. and water scarcity, and air pollution.
pollution.
 What is Climate Change?

Definition Causes Consequences

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in Climate change can lead to rising
The primary drivers of climate change are the emission
shifts in global or regional climate patterns, temperatures, changes in precipitation, sea-
emission of greenhouse gases, deforestation, and
patterns, often caused by human activities. sea-level rise, and increased frequency of
and changes in land use.
activities. of extreme weather events.
Emergency Preparedness
1 Evacuation Plans 2 Supplies
Develop and practice emergency evacuation plans for your home Stock up on essential emergency supplies, such as food, water,
and community. water, and first aid kits.

3 Stay Informed 4 Community Resilience

Monitor weather forecasts and emergency alerts to stay Support community-based initiatives that promote preparedness
prepared for potential disasters. preparedness and recovery efforts.
CONCLUSION
Emergency preparedness is crucial in responding to global warming.
Understanding its consequences enables proactive measures to safeguard
individuals, communities and the environment. Effective strategies include
risk assessment, emergency planning, infrastructure reinforcement and
community education. Collective action among governments, communities
and individuals is vital to address global warming's challenges, reduce
vulnerabilities, enhance resilience and ensure a sustainable future.
Disaster Management
1 Prevention
Identify and mitigate potential risks to reduce the likelihood and impact of disasters.

2 Mitigation
Implement strategies and policies to minimize the negative effects of disasters.

3 Response
Mobilize resources and coordinate emergency efforts to save lives and protect
protect property.

4 Recovery
Rebuild and restore communities to a state of normalcy after a disaster event.
event.
CONCLUSION
Proactive disaster management is instrumental in saving lives and fostering
resilient communities. By prioritizing prevention, we can significantly reduce
vulnerabilities and mitigate the devastating impacts of disasters. Effective disaster
management strategies encompass comprehensive risk assessments, meticulous
planning, robust infrastructure reinforcement, and inclusive community education.
These proactive measures empower individuals and communities to prepare for,
respond to, and recover from disasters efficiently. Moreover, prioritizing prevention
encourages sustainable development, environmental conservation, and climate
change mitigation. By investing in disaster resilience, governments and
communities can minimize economic losses, protect critical infrastructure, and
preserve the well-being of citizens. Ultimately, proactive disaster management not
only saves lives but also fosters a culture of resilience, ensuring that communities
are better equipped to face future challenges.
Role of NDRRMC
Policy-making Resource Allocation Emergency Response
The NDRRMC develops and implements The NDRRMC coordinates the allocation The NDRRMC leads and coordinates the
implements national policies and allocation and distribution of resources to government's emergency response and
strategies for disaster risk reduction and resources to support disaster relief operations during disaster events.
and management. preparedness and response efforts.
CONCLUSION
Government agencies like the National Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Council (NDRRMC) play a crucial role in disaster management
through initiatives such as early warning systems, evacuation procedures,
relief distribution, risk assessments and contingency planning. Their efforts
promote interagency cooperation, community engagement, disaster resilience
and climate-adaptive policies. By conducting regular drills, training and public
awareness campaigns, NDRRMC enhances disaster preparedness and
response, reduces vulnerability and risk, and improves community resilience,
ultimately saving lives and minimizing economic losses.
Natural Hazards Assessment
Risk Assessments Early Warning Systems Building Resilience

Conduct comprehensive assessments to Implement effective early warning systems to Enforce building codes and promote
identify and evaluate potential natural provide timely alerts and information about community-based initiatives to enhance the
hazards and their associated risks. impending disaster events. resilience of infrastructure and communities.
Conclusion
Global warming, climate change, and effective disaster management
management require a collective, multi-faceted approach involving
involving policymakers, communities, and individuals. By understanding
understanding the risks and implementing proactive strategies, we can
we can work towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
References
List of sources used in the presentation:
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports
• United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) publications
• Disaster risk reduction guidelines from the United Nations Office for
Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
• Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management Council (NDRRMC) resources