P. G. DIPLOMA IN DISASTER RELIEF & REHABILITATION



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P. G. DIPLOMA IN DISASTER RELIEF & REHABILITATION ORDINANCES TITLE: The title of the course shall be P. G. Diploma in Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation OBJECTIVE: The aim of this course is to impart knowledge of disaster, methods and techniques of its Rehabilitation and relief. DURATION; The total duration of the course shall be one year divided in two semesters. SEATS: The total number of the student to be admitted to the course shall be 60 ELIGIBILITY: Minimum qualification should be graduate in any discipline with 45% marks. ADMISSION POLICY: Admission will be made on the basis of University rules. Reservation Policy of the Lucknow University will be followed. COURSE CONTENTS: The curriculum of the course shall consist of theory papers and dissertation as under: I. Theory Paper : There shall be 4 papers of 100 marks each II. Project Report/ Dissertation + Viva : 100 marks ATTENDANCE: Seventy five Percent attendance shall be compulsory. FEES: Fees of the course shall be 8,500.00 per year per student. It will be revised from time to time by University of Lucknow.

COURSE STRUCTURE Paper No. Title of the Paper Max. Marks Paper I Disaster, Human Society and Environmental Conservation 100 Paper II Understanding Natural Disaster 100 Paper III Understanding Man-made Disaster 100 Paper IV Disaster Prevention and Control Planning 100 Paper V Project Report/Dissertation/Viva 100 Total Marks 500

Paper I Disaster, Human Society and Environmental Conservation Disaster Perception: Hazard, Risk, Vulnerability and Disaster, Risk and Vulnerability Analysis, Vulnerability Reduction. Disaster Management & Mitigation: Concept and Methods Human Society: Meaning, Definition, Structure, Groups, Community, Caste, Class, Family, Rural Society & Urban Society. Population: Meaning, Historical Background, Composition, Literacy; Status and Impact. Migration and Urbanization: Meaning, Causes and Consequences. Population as a Problem: Population Growth, Causes of Rapid Growth in India. I Environment and Resource: Meaning, Definition, Natural Resources, Human Resource, Financial Resource, Impact of Population Growth on Natural Resources. Sustainable Development: Concept, Meaning, Definitions, Needs, Areas and Strategies. Development and Disaster: Disaster Centric Development. V Legislative Provision for Environmental Conservation (i) Environment (Protection) Act (ii) Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act (iii) Water (Prevention and Control) Act (iv) Wild Protection Act (v) Forest Conservation Act (vi) Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) (vii) Disaster Management Act, 2005 Paper II Understanding Natural Disaster Earthquakes: Causes, Mechanism and Effects, Do s & Don ts. Land Slides: Causes, Mechanism and Effects, Do s & Don ts. Land Degradation: Causes and Effects. Case Study: Gujarat Earthquake 2001, Kashmir Earthquake 2005, Malpa Landslide. Flood: Meaning, Causes, Effects, Collapse of Dams and River Diversions, Do s & Don ts.

Sea Level Change: Causes and Effects. Ground Water: Ground Water Table, Decline, Effect and Control. Case Study: 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, Japan Tsunami 2011, Mumbai Flood 2005, Kosi Flood 2008. I Air Pollution: Causes, Effect, Air Quality Monitoring, Air Quality in Mega cities, Carbon Di oxide emission. Cyclone: Type, Cyclone Prone areas of India, Impact of Cyclones, Do s & Don ts. Case Study: Orissa Super Cyclone 1999, Air Pollution in Lucknow City. V Atmospheric Disaster: Green House Gases and Climate, Green House Effect, Global Warming and its Effect Ozone Layer: Ozone Layer Depletion, Causes and Effects. Acid Rain: Causes and Impacts. Contemporary Issues: Desertification, Drought and Famine in India. Paper III Understanding Man made Disaster Industrial Disaster: Industrial Consumption and Waste Generation, Toxic Chemicals, Effects on Environment, Do s & Don ts. Nuclear Disaster: Nuclear Power Plants, Radioactivity, Radioactive Leakage, IAEA, NPT & NSG, Do s & Don ts for Radiation Leakage. Case Study: Bhopal Gas Tragedy 1984, Chernobyle Radiation 1986, Three Mile Island Accident 1979, Japan Nuclear Accident 2011. Mining: Subsidence, Coal Fire and Oil Fire, Effect on Environment. Marine Pollution: Sources, Trends, Biological Perspective and Effect. River Pollution: Cause, Effect, Status of River Pollution. Case Study: Gomti River Pollution, Ganga River Pollution, Mining in Chota Nagpur Plateau. I War: Definition, Disaster Related to War, Impact of Military Activities on Environment. Terrorism: Terrorism and Militancy, Terrorist Organizations and Activities. Weapons: Bomb Blasts, Biological Weapons, Chemical Weapons, Biological & Chemical Conventions. Case Study: II nd World War, Munich Massacre 1972, Kanishka Bombing 1985,9/11, Indian Parliament Attack 2001, Mumbai Terrorist Attacks 2008. V Road, Rail and Air Accident: Status, Causes and Prevention.

Slums: Status, Cause of Expansion and Related Problems. Epidemics and Occupational Hazards: Malaria, Dengue, Occupational hazards related to various industries. Communal Riots: Communalism, Causes and Effects. Paper IV Disaster Prevention, Planning and Mitigation Common Health Problems: Common Health Problems in Disasters, Epidemic and Communicable Diseases in Disasters. Health Care: Local Health Care Agencies P.H.C., C.H.C., District Hospitals. First Aid: Meaning and component, Broken Bones and Fractures, Sprains Immediate Required Actions. Team Work and Leadership: Component and Characteristics. Coordination: Meaning, Component and Coordination with Multi Disciplinary Agencies. Counselling: Meaning, Methods and Counselling with Victims, Education and Awareness, Pre disaster counselling and awareness. Search & Rescue and Mock Drills: Methods and Techniques. I Pre disaster Planning: Central, State and District Level. NDMA, SDMA & DDMA Structure and Functions. International Responses to Disaster: UNDP Projects, Role of the Armed Forces, UN Initiative. Relief Commissioner: Roles and Responsibility. V Community Resource: Community Organization and Community Resource Mobilization. Media: Role of Media and Information in Disaster Management. Remote Sensing and GIS: Techniques, Post and During Disaster Application, Damage Assessment, Application in Flood, Earthquake and Landslide. Paper V Project Report/Dissertation/Viva