Transcription of SA National Disaster Man Framework 2005 - Western Cape
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SA National Disaster Man Framework 2005 - Western Cape
1 South Africa s Disaster risk management contextSouth Africa faces increasing levels of Disaster risk. It is exposed to a wide range of weatherhazards, including drought, cyclones and severe storms that can trigger widespread hardshipand devastation. In addition, South Africa s extensive coastline and proximity to shippingroutes present numerous marine and coastal threats. Similarly, our shared borders with sixsouthern African neighbours present both natural and human-induced cross-boundary risks,as well as humanitarian assistance obligations in times of addition to these natural and human-induced threats and despite ongoing progress toextend essential services to poor urban and rural communities, large numbers of people livein conditions of chronic Disaster vulnerability in underserved, ecologically fragile or mar-ginal areas where they face recurrent natural and other threats that range from drought torepeated informal settlement flo
Head of the National Disaster Management Centre. Engaging technical advice for planning and operations. Head of the National Disaster Management Centre. National organs of state Focal/nodal points 1.3 ARRANGEMENTS FOR STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGING TECHNICAL ADVICE 1.4 ARRANGEMENTS FOR NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND …
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