Description of the DRE intervention sessions with examples of session activities
| Intervention session | Aim of the session and example of a key session activity |
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| Session 1 | Aim: introduce hazards, vulnerabilities and preparedness |
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| Session 2 | Aim: start with preparedness |
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| Session 3 | Aim: household risks and preparedness in a flood situation |
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| Session 4 | Aim: create a preparedness plan |
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| Session 5 | Aim: practice skills and recap |
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| Intervention session | Aim of the session and example of a key session activity |
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| Session 1 | Aim: introduce hazards, vulnerabilities and preparedness |
A skit to represent their experiences during the floods | |
| Session 2 | Aim: start with preparedness |
Introduce “risk assessment” of households through a game | |
| Session 3 | Aim: household risks and preparedness in a flood situation |
Create a risk map – done at home (homework from previous session and will be of this session too). In the session, taking a walk as two groups and identifying risks. Come back and draw up the map and the rank the risks according to the threats they might pose in a hazardous event. Also identify a place (building that they could access) that might be safe to evacuate to during a hazard such as floods | |
| Session 4 | Aim: create a preparedness plan |
Discussion with the group on how to create a plan – different ways to create a plan – a board and marker game led by the children | |
| Session 5 | Aim: practice skills and recap |
Practice calming skills including breathing and relaxation skills | |
Discussion on ideas of what they'll do next time there is a flood |