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MZ/T 026-2011 in English

MZ/T 026-2011 in English

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Criterion of national comprehensive disaster. reduction demonstration community

  • Issued on:2011-12-12
  • Implemented on:2012-01-01
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Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

Core modules Requirements of the 2011 version Key points for implementation
Organizational management Establish a dual mechanism of leadership group + executive agency The three steps of fund management need to be clarified: fundraising/use/supervision
Risk assessment It is necessary to compile 3 types of lists + risk maps Focus on the dynamic management of vulnerable groups
Emergency plan At least one comprehensive drill per year Must include Special scenarios for migrant population

Key technical requirements

Specifications for compiling disaster risk maps

Article 3.2.4 of the standard requires the use of GIS technology to mark risk types, spatial distribution and intensity levels. A typical case shows that high-risk earthquake areas should be marked with fault line directions, intensity zones and historical earthquake examples.


Characteristic Innovative Practices

  • Localized Disaster Reduction Tools: Southwestern Mountain Community Uses Tongluo Early Warning System
  • Digital Management: A Community in Zhejiang Develops a QR Code Management System for Emergency Supplies

Implementation Suggestions

  1. Establish a regular visit system for vulnerable groups (update the list every quarter)
  2. Emergency drills should set up night scenes and power outage scenarios
  3. Use community bulletin boards to set up a disaster calendar to remind of seasonal risks

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