National Civil Defence College An

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National Civil Defence College An
Institution of Excellenceof Ministry of Home
Affairs
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Civil Defence in IndiaBuilding Peoples
Disaster Resilience
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Civil Defence

• Civil Defence all over the world and in India
  has been a government program that provides
  guidance and assistance in preparing for,
  responding to and recovering from public
  emergencies that result from conflict or natural
  disasters.

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CD Measures

• Civil Defence measures are designed to deal with
  immediate emergency conditions, protect the
  public and restore vital services and facilities
  that have been destroyed or damaged by disaster.

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Major Tasks of Civil Defence

• To make sure that the public is warned of danger
  and provided with instructions on how to avoid
  hazards.
• Advice people to protect themselves by either
  evacuating the area or remain and take shelter.
• Organizing immediate relief to the survivors.
• Support emergency services
• Rescue Operations
• Firefighting
• Law Enforcement
• Medical Care
• Public Works repair
• Provision of voluntary Food, Shelter and
  Clothing.
• Assist in Recovery Operations
• Clearance of debris
• Restoring utility services
• Managing relocations centers

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Civil Defence in India

• The Civil Defence programme in India relies on
  the individual and the locality, doing that which
  is necessary to increase the chances of survival,
  to minimise damage and to recover quickly.

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National Civil Defence College Historical
background

• The NCDC was founded on 29th April 1957 at
  Nagpur as Central Emergency Relief Training
  Institute (CERTI) to offer advanced specialist
  training for efficient conduct of relief
  operations after any disaster.

It was inaugurated by the late Shri. Y.B.Chavan,
then Chief Minister of Bombay State.
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Flood Rescue Training at CERTI
The Training programmes of CERTI primarily
focused on emergency services necessary to be
organised after a natural disaster.
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National Civil Defence College

• CERTI was renamed as National Civil Defence
  College in 1968 after the passage of Civil
  Defence Act, 1968 by the Parliament.

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Designated Objectives

• To organize scientific and specialized skill
  oriented training of trainers in order to enhance
  capabilities of Emergency Relief officers and
  personnel for efficient conduct of Disaster
  Response and Relief operations during War
  Emergencies and Natural Disasters.
• To advise Ministry of Home Affairs in technical
  matters related to Civil Defence Organisation.
• To assist the Ministry of Home Affairs in
  compilation of handbooks, manuals and other Civil
  Defence literature.

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PRESENT LAY OUT OF NCDC
Training Tower
Admn Bldg
Garages
Hostel
AREA APPROX. 3.14 HECTARES OR 7.80 ACRES
Mess
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Civil Defence Organization in India
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Present Status of the College

• The College conducts 22 different courses
  categorized as Instructors, Management, Advanced
  and Specialized Courses.
• It has trained 47,096 trainers including 8
  officers of foreign countries since 1957.
• It has been conducting courses for Disaster
  Relief Trainers since 1978.

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CD Training Needs Assessment

• Assessment of learning needs of Civil Defence
  Organization is made on the basis of information
  gathered from
• Learners themselves
• Others who know the learners
• Job requirements
• Record of events

This is a continuous process that is updated
regularly
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Disaster Management Curriculum

• RESPONSE MODULES
• Earthquake Disaster Response Course.
• Flood/ Cyclone Disaster Response Course.
• Advance Search Rescue Course.
• Collapsed Structure Search Location Course
• Chemical Disaster First Responder Course.
• Emergency Response to Rail Transport Accidents
  Course
• Incident Management Command System Course
• Training of Trainers in Radiological Nuclear
  Emergencies Course.
• Auxiliary Fire Fighting Course.
• Unexploded Bombs Explosive Safety Course.
• Amateur Radio Communication for Responders Course
• Communications for CD Trainers Course

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Disaster Management Curriculum

• RESPONSE MODULES MEDICAL
• Basic Life Support Course.
• Biological Incident First Responder Course.
• Medical Operations against WMD for Doctors
  Course.
• Advance Life Support Course
• Advance Hazmat Life Support Course.
• Incident Community Health Needs Course.

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Disaster Management Curriculum

• PREPAREDNESS MODULES
• Concepts Principles of Disaster Management.
• Emergency Operations Center Management Course.
• Emergency Communications Course.
• Training of Trainers in Community Awareness
  Capacity Building Course
• Community Disaster Database Documentation
  Course.
• Community Disaster Risk Assessment Course.
• Planning Conduct of Exercises Course.

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Disaster Management Curriculum

• RECOVERY MODULES
• Post Disaster Survey Assessment Course.
• Recovery Management Course.
• Emergency Relief Camps Catering Course.
• Disaster Medicine Course.
• TOT in Disaster Psycho-Social Intervention
  Course.

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Disaster Management Curriculum

• PREVENTION MITIGATION
• Hazard Risk Analysis Course
• Hazard Risk Management Course.

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Training of Paramilitary Forces

• The NCDC has been playing a prominent role in
  Training the Trainers of Paramilitary Forces in
  order to build capacities of NDRF Battalions and
  empowering CPOs for organizing Disaster Response
  training at their institutes and battalions.
• Trainers of CPOs trained in last five years
• CRPF - 300
• ITBP - 163
• SSB - 72
• CISF - 66
• BSF - 140

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TRAINING STATISTICS2001-2008
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TRAINING STATISTICS2003-2008
Sr.No. Year Number of Courses Planned Planned capacity Achieved Capacity Percentage
1 2003 25 900 724 (317) 81
2 2004 21 640 627 (728) 98
3 2005 25 780 772 (966) 99
4 2006 26 860 842(1066) 98
5 2007 23 750 754(639) gt100
6 2008 22 760 781(2526) gt100
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TRAINING STATISTICS2003-2008
Sr.No. Year Scheduled Courses Additional Courses Planned capacity Achieved Capacity Schd Add Total age
1 2003 25 900 724 (317) 81
2 2004 21 1 670 679 30 709 98
3 2005 25 - 810 808 - 808 99
4 2006 26 2 680 662 180 842 98
5 2007 23 8 750 754 372 1126 gt100
6 2008 22 6 760 781 2200 2981 gt100
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Recognition accorded to the College

• The College has been identified as one of the
  nodal institutes for impart of training in
  Disaster Management by the Ministry of Home
  Affairs.
• The Ministry of Home Affairs has recognized this
  college as the only nodal institute for training
  in Chemical, Biological Radiological
  emergencies.
• The Ministry of Environment Forests has
  identified and provided financial support for the
  conduct of Chemical Disaster Response training.

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Up-gradation Scheme

• The Scheme for upgrading NCDC into an
  Institution of Excellence at the National level
  is to meet the requirements of a professionally
  trained cadre for Disaster Response Management,
  possessing know-how about the latest
  state-of-the-art technical innovations in this
  field.

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Major Recommendations of the Committee

• College to develop five separate faculties on
  Civil Defence, Disaster Management,
  Communications, Medical and RD.
• Enhance the present faculty strength and upgrade
  the present faculty posts.
• Infrastructure for class rooms, indoor training
  area, library, computer room and hostel for
  senior officers to be created and necessary
  equipment/vehicles provided.
• The present functions to be expanded to other
  areas of disaster studies.

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INFRASTRUCTURE AT NCDC

• Two Indoor Lecture halls.
• One Open Air Classroom
• One Library cum Reading room
• One Conference Hall(Capacity 150)
• Two Storage sheds
• One Water pool for training
• Hostel Building
• Two Dinning Mess Halls for Trainee officers.
• Six Residential Quarters (Type-I II)

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Projected Additional Manpower

• Faculty - 21
• Supporting Staff - 77
• Total 98

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Other Developments since 2004

• Methodology of Training
• Software on simulation of realistic incidents
  introduced for training on response planning,
  decision making and management. The software
  covers situations related to Hazmat, Structural,
  Wild fire and Airport.
• Modular town plan layout prepared for Disaster
  Management exercises based on terrain and urban
  layouts.
• Casualty simulation kits acquired and employed
  for practical exercises on managing mass casualty
  simulation and incident management at event site
  and hospital.

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Other Developments since 2004

• Methodology of Training
• Training props and collapsed structure building
  and Railway coach prepared for training
  simulation.
• Rope rescue techniques revised from conventional
  to mountaineering methods.
• Medium rescue tools being used for SAR and Heavy
  rescue tools acquired in 2006

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Specialized Training Programmes Introduced from
2004

• Training of Trainers in Radiological Emergencies.
• Training for Trainers of Civil Defence
• Incident Command Management System.
• Chemical Disaster First Responders.
• Biological Incident First Responders.
• Medical Operations against WMD for Doctors.
• Advanced Search Rescue.
• Flood/ Cyclone Disaster Responders.
• TOT in Disaster Psycho-social Intervention.

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Improvement in Office Infrastructure

• Complete Renovation of the present office
  building by way of change of flooring, lighting
  systems, toilets, etc.
• Introduction of computers for office work and
  development of specific software for Stores and
  Accounts.

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Information Technology

• The college has its own web site
  http//www.ncdcnagpur.nic.in with complete
  details on training and facilities available. It
  is being updated currently and will be hosted by
  end of August 2006.
• The college also keeps in touch with other
  international training institutes through email
  correspondence. ncdcngp_at_dataone.in

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INSTITUTE VISION

• The National Civil Defence College will be a
  nationally recognized Center of Excellence for
  All Hazard Responder Training for Emergency
  Responders and Security Services in India.

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Value Statement

• The NCDC has and will continue to build
  capacities, beliefs and core values of Safety,
  Self Preservation, Teamwork and Voluntarism
  through its training endeavours.

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OUR MISSION

• To provide a premier hands on Training Center
  with realistic training to protect and ensure the
  safety of responders, the public and the
  environment in order to nurture a culture of
  responsive and preventive management of
  disasters

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A SAFER INDIA
OUR ULTIMATE VISION
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• THANK YOU

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