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28 Public Distribution System (PDS) 29 Maintenance of Community Assets Prioritizing the requirements in disaster aftermath in such a way that the weaker sections get their due Raising the quality of food items and services under PDS Bufferstocking food items for disaster situation Generating awareness among people on food security and grain/seed banks Providing for additional PDS stock before monsoons Identifying the space for storing of relief materials/ additional PDS material Implementing government schemes to ensure proper maintenance of community assets Maintaining coordination with village task forces Undertaking vulnerability assessment and other necessary measures for strengthening the community assets Encouraging Public- Private Partnership model for income generation viz. maintenance of the community assets Generating awareness on common community assets such as rivers, trees, pasture land, community centre, health centres, schools, hospitals Ensuring subsidized rations for all disaster affected community Ensuring safe storage of PDS items Immediate distribution of relief from the PDS stock Monitoring rapid needs assessment of PDS during disasters Involving community in restoring community assets Assessing damage to village commons (like grazing grounds, rivers, forests) Mobilizing community assets for erecting shelters, community kitchens, livestock shelters, health camps etc. Involving community and Self Help Groups in PDS Providing for more Public Distribution Stores Generating awareness on availability of provisions under PDS Involving community to maintain community assets Promoting development planning for further strengthening of community assets Mobilizing funds for better maintenance/ linkages with other agencies for assets/services development 67
Role of ULBs Sr. Item Preparedness Response Recovery No 1. Urban Planning including Town Planning Monitoring the construction of disaster resistant buildings and houses to ensure they adhere to building bye-laws Creating awareness on town planning needs among people Determining disaster-prone areas by use of advanced technology such as GIS, Remote Sensing and Mapping Evacuating people immediately in disaster aftermath Creating temporary shelters for migrants Providing minimum basic facilities of water and sanitation at public conveniences 2 Regulation of Landuse and Construction of Buildings 3 Planning for Economic and Social Development Supervising the conduct of fire safety mock drills among people Encouraging construction of disaster resistant buildings and houses Categorizing land for commercial, domestic and mixuse purposes Providing for spatial planning, transportation planning and environmental planning in land-use plans Including disaster management in longterm town planning Generating awareness on interlinkages between disasters and development 4 Roads and Bridges Ensuring the use of quality material and modern technology for roads and bridges construction 5 Water Supply for Domestic, Industrial and Commercial Purposes Focussing on laying disaster resistant pipes Ensuring safe water Removing debris from collapsed building sites Consolidating land holdings for use Assessing damages if any to social structures such as schools, dispensaries, anganwadis during disasters Encouraging the construction of temporary roads and bridges to evacuate people to safer places Chlorinating all water tanks Providing safe water to all Promoting the use of disaster resistant house technology Implementing building codes Mainstreaming disaster scenarios in urban planning Ensuring adherence to building bye-laws Implementing environmental (control of pollution) laws Mainstreaming disaster management into socio-economic development Analyzing seismic zones Ensuring the construction of bridges/roads as per seismic zones Implementing environmental laws Creating awareness on waterborne 68
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