National Disaster Resilience Month

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Resiliency
            Think about the status of our surroundings. Is it ready to face typhoons? Are the people body and mind prepared? From the past disasters caused deaths and damages, we must learn and put in mind that our life is at stake and be resilient in our own way.
            Executive Order No. 29 signed on June 28, 2017 that is issued by President Rodrigo Duterte declares that July of every Year as the National Disaster Resilience Month in the Philippines. It is originally known   as ‘National Disaster Consciousness Month,’ it is renamed to shift from disaster awareness to build disaster resilience. This order aims to further strengthen every individuals capability to be disaster resilient.
            Building a national resilience, we are committed to promote initiatives for building national resilience with the aim of creating safe and secure lands, regions, and economic society that have strength and flexibility, even in the event of any disasters.
            Demonstrating that community investments in resilience will produce measurable short- and long-term benefits that balance the costs of critical sustained commitment to increasing resilience. The total value of a community’s assets note for a decision-making structure for disaster resilience that addresses both quantitative data and qualitative value assessments. The need to make appropriate resilience investments to prepare and plan for hazards and risks.
            Whatever actions we do that concerns disaster preparedness is a lot of contributions in everyone’s goal of having a disaster resilient community. Our preparedness lies in our hands.

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