Disaster Response
(Preparedness for response, response and recovery)

PRCS seeks to ensure that its support is effectively directed to alleviating suffering of the most vulnerable and develop mechanisms for targeted support through post disaster relief and recovery interventions. PRCS ensures transparency during relief and recovery for goods by adhering the actions like SPHERE Standards, IFRC Code of Conduct, and Movement Principles, etc.

Key activities include:
1. Preparedness for Effective Response
2. Strengthening Response Mechanism through disaster response teams
3. Engaging volunteer workforce for affective disaster response
4. Restoring Family Links & including migrants in response during disasters
5. Providing health and care services during emergencies
6. Water , Sanitation and Hygiene
7. Risk Assessment and Safer Response
8. Cash and Voucher Assistance
9. Humanitarian Support
10. Quality Assurance, Trust and Accountability

Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) /Resilience

In the backdrop of achieving the Global and National commitments, the PRCS also recognizes and acknowledges DRR/Resilience as an integral part of the disaster management program. This includes continued support in building resilience through awareness raising activities, regular trainings, conducting risk assessment using Enhanced Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (EVCA) tools, developing DRR plans, integrating DRR into all future community level structural interventions including Early Warning Systems (EWS).

Key activities include:
1. Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance
2. Enhanced Vulnerability & Capacity Assessment
3. Promoting Training, Education & Awareness Raising
4. Strengthening Community Resilience
5. Strengthening Early Warning System at Community level
6. Promotion and Adaptation of Resilience-Enhancing interventions
7. Developing Disaster Risk Reduction Plans at Various levels
8. Developing Capacities in Climate Change Adaptation
9. School safety Program

210,500

Households provided Food Packs Hot Meal for 200,750 People

629,548

Essential Household Items including 417,771 Hygiene Kits

33,821

Family Tents have been Distributed 257,005 People Reached

16,300

Shelter toolkit with Tarpaulin Sheets 70,056 People Reached

304,501

Patients Treated Through 30 MHUs

28.5 M

Litres of Safe Drinking Water Produced Around 42,000 Beneficiaries

205,640

People Reached Through Health, WASH and Hygiene Promotion Sessions

3,124

Individuals were Provided First Aid Services

39,800

Household Provided with Cash Grants (During response & Recovery Phase)

1,700

Households Provided with Restoring Family Links Services 10,200 Reached

840

Livelihood Supports including Buffaloes & Cows Distributed Households.

5,000

Plans to construct Permanent Model Houses Technnical Evaluation

33,821

Family Tents have been Distributed 257,005 People Reached

39,800

Household Provided with Cash Grants (During response & Recovery Phase)

304,501

Patients Treated Through 30 MHUs

210,500

Households provided Food Packs Hot Meal for 200,750 People

1,700

Households Provided with Restoring Family Links Services 10,200 Reached

1,700

Households Provided with Restoring Family Links Services 10,200 Reached