The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) plays a vital role in strengthening disaster response in Sikkim, a state prone to multiple natural hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, and flash floods.
To enhance preparedness and ensure rapid response, one platoon of NDRF is stationed at Pakyong. The strategically located unit enables quick deployment to affected areas across the state during major disasters.
The NDRF works in close coordination with SSDMA, SDRF, and district administrations. It also conducts mock drills and awareness programs to improve overall disaster preparedness in the state.
The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) has been strategically deployed across Sikkim to ensure effective disaster response and timely rescue operations. The deployment details are as follows:
These deployments ensure that trained personnel are readily available to manage rescue and relief operations efficiently, thereby reducing response time and enhancing the overall effectiveness of disaster management efforts.
| Phase | Scheme Name | Objective |
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| 1st Phase | Aapda Mitra | To train 6000 community volunteers from 30 vulnerable districts |
| 2nd Phase | Upscaling of Aapda Mitra | To train 100,000 community volunteers across 350 disaster-prone districts in India |
| 3rd Phase | Yuva Aapda Mitra | To train over 237,000 youth volunteers across 350+ disaster-prone districts |
| Aapda Mitra | Upscaling of Aapda Mitra | Yuva Aapda Mitra |
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