UPSC Disaster Management – Chapter 16: Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction and Recovery (20 MCQs)
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UPSC Disaster Management – Chapter 16: Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction and Recovery (20 MCQs) – 20 questions, subject: Disaster Management. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
Correct Answer: B [Section 37]
Explanation:
Section 37 of the DM Act requires every Union ministry or department to prepare its own disaster management plan.
2.
Correct Answer: C [Post-Disaster Needs Assessment]
Explanation:
The PDNA method, agreed by the EU, the UN and the World Bank, estimates damage, losses and recovery needs sector by sector.
3.
Correct Answer: B [Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council]
Explanation:
The Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council publishes the Vulnerability Atlas of India; its third edition came out in 2019.
4.
Correct Answer: D [Sendai Framework]
Explanation:
priority 4.
5.
Correct Answer: A [Bhuj earthquake of 2001]
Explanation:
After the 2001 Bhuj earthquake, Gujarat rebuilt homes mainly through owner-driven reconstruction, with grants and technical guidance to families.
6.
Correct Answer: C [ICAR]
Explanation:
2011.
7.
Correct Answer: B [eight missions]
Explanation:
The NAPCC, released in 2008, set out eight national missions, including solar, water and sustainable agriculture.
8.
Correct Answer: A [all development sectors must imbibe disaster risk management]
Explanation:
Point 1 of the PM's ten-point agenda (AMCDRR 2016) says all development sectors must imbibe the principles of disaster risk management.
9.
Correct Answer: A [landslides and thunderstorms]
Explanation:
The 2019 edition by BMTPC added a landslide incidence map and a thunderstorm incidence map to the earthquake, wind and flood maps.
10.
Correct Answer: B [1 and 2 only]
Explanation:
Statements 1 and 2 are correct; statement 3 is wrong because every ministry and department must mainstream DRR.
11.
Correct Answer: A [Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A]
Explanation:
Both are true, and R explains A: houses designed and built by families to suit their needs are faster and better accepted.
12.
Correct Answer: C [Rebuild Kerala Initiative]
Explanation:
The Kerala government set up the Rebuild Kerala Initiative in 2018 to lead resilient recovery after the floods.
13.
Correct Answer: D [World Bank]
Explanation:
The Maharashtra Emergency Earthquake Rehabilitation Programme was financed mainly by a World Bank (IDA) emergency credit.
14.
Correct Answer: B [the responsibilities of Union ministries]
Explanation:
Section 36 of the DM Act lists the responsibilities of Union ministries and departments, including integrating DRR into development plans.
15.
Correct Answer: A [Restoring mangroves to reduce storm surge]
Explanation:
Restoring mangroves uses a natural ecosystem as a buffer against storm surge, the core idea of ecosystem-based DRR.
16.
Correct Answer: D [Priority 3]
Explanation:
Priority 3 of the Sendai Framework is investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience.
17.
Correct Answer: C [1-2-4-3]
Explanation:
2003, 2008, 2011, 2018.
18.
Correct Answer: D [Cyclone Fani]
Explanation:
After Cyclone Fani (2019), Odisha, the UN, the World Bank and ADB prepared a Damage, Loss and Needs Assessment using the PDNA method.
19.
Correct Answer: A [2016]
Explanation:
NDMA's Guidelines on School Safety Policy were issued in February 2016, covering safe school buildings, drills and school DM plans.
20.
Correct Answer: D [relief and revenue departments]
Explanation:
In the relief-centred approach, relief and revenue departments act mainly after the disaster, using relief funds and ad hoc grants.
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