What we are about
About SeDAR
SeDAR is a 4-year program carried out in four project areas within the state of Selangor. Two of the areas focus on landslides while the other two on floods.
what we aim to do
Objectives
The SeDAR programme aims to equip local governments as well as community leaders with the skills and know-how to build a disaster risk reduction (DRR) program at the grassroots level, from the bottom up. This community-oriented approach towards DRR is an important step towards building disaster-resilient communities.
This program takes a unique approach to community engagement by:
- instilling a science-based understanding of disaster risks among the community leaders, members and local authorities, and
- having them work together to develop DRR activities and programs that are best suited to their understanding and needs.
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Key Concepts of the Project
Understanding of disaster risks by local community leaders
To create awareness and understanding of disaster risks among local governments and communities
Leadership and ownership by stakeholders to lead DRR projects
To give ownership of the programme to the communities, which will continue sharing the knowledge with others
Ensure sustained continuity of the programmes
To ensure that the programmes are continued and sustained by the local government and communities
HOW THE PROGRAMME WORKS
Programme Phases
There are five phases of the programme:
1
Understanding risk with scientific evidence and analysis
2
Training the local leaders
3
Increase knowledge of communities on disaster risks and preparedness
4
Plan and implement DRR activities by communities
5
Localise and sustain programme
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