WHAT IS LISTO SI KAP?

• It is a checklist of
preparatory and necessary
measures aligned with
Operation Listo for Mayors and
Disaster Minimum Standards.

• Operation Listo is a
nationwide movement aimed
to inform every Filipino the
importance of preparedness.
OBJECTIVES OF LISTO SI KAP?
Assist barangays in formulating
disaster preparedness plans
Determine their
disaster readiness
Identify “what-to-dos” to meet the
minimum level of preparedness
Serve as guide in responding to
disasters
Determine the needed assistance
from the city/municipality
Identify capacity needs related
to DRRM
COMPONENTS OF LISTO SI KAP
PRE-HAZARD
• Actions for early
preparation done
during “peace time”.
Composed of:
1. Create structures and
systems
2. Institutionalize policies
and plans
3. Build competencies
4. Equip with hardwares
and supplies
IMMINENT
HAZARD
• Actions for critical
preparations for
typhoons in support to
Mayors using Listo
Protocols
• Divided into 3
timeframes:
UPON ALERT, DURING,
AFTER
PRE-HAZARD
Early Preparations
 FOUR GENERAL ACTIONS

Create Institutiona- Build Equip with

structures lize Polices competencies hard wares
and systems and Plans • Build and supplies
• Create the • Implement competencies • Complement the
Barangay DRRM of the competencies by
structures and the systems purchasing and
systems to be and plans in created preparing the
mobilize place structures needed
through equipment
various
trainings
COMPONENTS OF LISTO SI KAP
PRE-HAZARD
• Actions for early
preparation done
during “peace time”.
Composed of:
1. Create structures and
systems
2. Institutionalize policies
and plans
3. Build competencies
4. Equip with hardwares
and supplies
IMMINENT
HAZARD
• Actions for critical
preparations for
typhoons in support to
Mayors using Listo
Protocols
• Divided into 3
timeframes:
UPON ALERT, DURING,
AFTER
 STRUCTURES AND
SYSTEMS
• Organization of BDRMMC,
ICS, BERT
• Risk assessment
• Presence of baseline data
• Local risk maps
• Formulation of plans
• Establishment of OpCen
• Designate PIO
• Guide for family
preparedness and response
• Revisit RA 10121
• BDRRM Fund (at least 5%
from regular sources)
• Quick Response Fund (30%
of BDRRMF)
POLICIES
AND PLANS
• BDRRMC with structures
and personnel
• Officer at the OpCen
• Emergency hotlines
• Disaster-related signages,
markers and directional
signs
• Conduct of drills
• Dissemination of disaster-
related information
• Established partnerships
 COMPETENCIES
TRAINING OF BARANGAY
OFFICIALS ON: ORIENTATION OF THE
• CBDRRM COMMUNITY ON:
• Hazard and Risk Assessment • CBDRRM
• Early Warning System
• Formulation of Local Climate
• Family Guide on Disaster
Change Plan Preparedness
• Search and Rescue • Family Communication
• Basic Life Support and First Aid Plan
• Rapid Disaster Needs
Assessment • Early Warning System
ORIENTATION ON: • Evacuation Plan
• Operation Listo
• Basic Incident Command • Risk Communciation
System
• Climate Change
• Camp Management
• Management of the Dead and • Conduct drills
Missing
 EQUIPMENT EVACUATION
AND SUPPLIES CENTER FACILITIES
EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES: FACILITIES:
• Generator set • Priority areas for PWDs, pregnant
• Alternative sources of energy women and elderly
• Flashlight with batteries • Separate toilets for male and female
• Vehicles • Child and women friendly spaces
• Communication equipment • Open spaces
• Siren • Couple’s/conjugal room
• Warning Devices • Space for livestock
• First Aid Kit • Community Kitchen
• Health facilities
• Water Rescue Kit
• Breastfeeding station
• Extrication Kit
• Waste disposal
• Personal Protective Equiment
• Storage areas
• Compass
• Water sanitation ad hygiene
• Mobile Kitchen
• Security post
• Ladder, rope, search light, wire
• Mobile communication system
• Water purifying machine • Laundry space
• Hand tools
WHAT IS E-BALDE?
• It is a container (pail) that can
easily be carried during
disasters.
• It includes:
 Food and water (good for 4 days)
 First aid kit
 Matchsticks
 Candles
 Flaslight
 Radio
 Undergarmets
 Garbage bags
 Needs of children and women
(hygiene kits/milk)
 Malong or blanket
 IMMINENT
HAZARD
Critical Preparations
QUICK GUIDE: CRITICAL PREPARATIONS

1 Typhoon enters PAR

DOST and NDRRMC
2 identifies affected LGUs
DOST and NDRRMC communicates
3 state of LGUs to DILG

4 DILG transmits information to LGU

5 Mayor undertakes preparedness actions based

on Listo Manuals and convene LDRRMC
LnB President communicates state of LGUs
6 to the barangays
Punong Barangays undertake actions based on
7 Listo si Kap Checklist under critical prearations
ACTIONS UPON ALERT
• Convene the BDRRMC.
• Estimate the number of affected families (for evacuation)
• Prepare the list of landslide and flood prone areas
• Ensure standby supplies, equipment and relief goods
• Check functionality of equipment and rescue vehicles
• Alert SAR teams
• Prepare the evacuation center
• Issue alerts and warning to the community
• Coordinate with Office of the Mayor for class suspension
• Assign designated officer to identified evacuation centers
• Assign Barangay Tanod to ensure security
• Conduct patrol within the barangay
ACTIONS DURING TYPHOON
• Deploy SAR Teams and or BERT to assist in search and
rescue operations
• Enlist additional volunteers
• Secure power, water supply and communications with the
OpCen
• Prepare the list of evacuees
• Advise public to stay indoor
• Alert community on he directives of C/MDRRMOS for
possible evacuation
• Assist in traffic management
• Conduct clearing operations within affected roads for
faster delivery of services
• Assist the C/MSWDO on the distribution of relief goods in
evacuation center
ACTIONS AFTER TYPHOON
• Continue to assist the city/municipal rescue teams
• Coordinate with LDRRMO on he advisory to return to
communities
• Procure additional good, if necessary
• Assist the C/M Engineering Office in clearing
operations
• Conduct ocular inspection for post disaster needs
assessment
• Ensure peace and order in the barangay
THANK YOU!