This program encompasses a range of activities aimed at implementing both emergency response and humanitarian development. Some of the emergency response activities include:
- The establishment and operationalization of the ERCS Emergency Operation Center (EOC),
- Enhancing information exchange and strengthening early warning systems and early action for disasters,
- Providing training in first aid, basic psychological support, as well as conducting training and social mobilization efforts focused on hygiene, sanitation, and maternal and child health,
- Provision of material and cash support for the construction of shelters and other livelihood-related needs,
- Providing supplementary food, drugs, nonfood items, and restocking animal fodder and drug, and
- Ambulance procurement and maintenance.
While addressing disaster risk reduction and resilience interventions, the strategy highlights humanitarian development sectors, such as:
- Food security, environmental protection, and rehabilitation,
- Promotion of health, hygiene, sanitation, and the facilitation of access to safe and clean water through social mobilization, the supply of health equipment, training, and the establishment of related systems,
- Reaching out communities through weather forecasting for early disaster action,
- Establishing system/database for the Society project/program management,
- Building water harvesting schemes,
- Participating the community through Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) approach, and
- Restoring family links (RFL) services to reconnect people.