Disaster Risk Reduction & Emergency Response

WHY THIS MATTERS

Creating practical pathways for public benefit.

Emergency operations should coordinate with competent authorities and trained responders; volunteers should not undertake unsafe rescue activities.

Potential activities

Subject to the Foundation’s approvals, available resources, safeguarding and applicable law, activities may include:

• Disaster preparedness and community risk-awareness sessions
• Emergency relief supplies and verified needs assessments
• Coordination with authorised rescue and response agencies
• Support for rehabilitation, reconstruction and recovery
• Climate adaptation and community resilience activities
• Preparedness materials, drills and accessible communication

Collaboration opportunities

District authorities, disaster-management agencies, trained responders, relief organisations and local communities.

How progress can be reviewed

Preparedness activities completed, households reached, relief records and recovery milestones documented.