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    NSRC Part 2 - Week 6

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    This document outlines guidelines for operating National Service Reserve Corps units. It discusses: 1) The roles of the Office of Civil Defense and local governments in supervising NSRC operations and deploying units. 2) Requirements for higher education institutions and technical vocational institutions to establish NSRC units on campuses and train students. 3) Insurance, benefits and protections that should be provided to NSRC unit members during training and deployments. 4) Sources of funding for NSRC units from education institutions, local governments, and disaster agencies.

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    This document outlines guidelines for operating National Service Reserve Corps units. It discusses: 1) The roles of the Office of Civil Defense and local governments in supervising NSRC operations and deploying units. 2) Requirements for higher education institutions and technical vocational institutions to establish NSRC units on campuses and train students. 3) Insurance, benefits and protections that should be provided to NSRC unit members during training and deployments. 4) Sources of funding for NSRC units from education institutions, local governments, and disaster agencies.

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    This document outlines guidelines for operating National Service Reserve Corps units. It discusses: 1) The roles of the Office of Civil Defense and local governments in supervising NSRC operations and deploying units. 2) Requirements for higher education institutions and technical vocational institutions to establish NSRC units on campuses and train students. 3) Insurance, benefits and protections that should be provided to NSRC unit members during training and deployments. 4) Sources of funding for NSRC units from education institutions, local governments, and disaster agencies.

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    National Service

    Reserve Corps
    (Implementing Guidelines and
    Policies 2021)
    Operation
    A. OCD

    1. Formulate Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the


    overall and specific operation of the NSRC units

    2. Supervise the conduct of NSRC operations nationwide


    and ensure proper coordination with HEIs under CHED,
    TVIs under TESDA, and with the LGUs/LDRRMCs at all
    levels

    3. Conduct periodic operational exercises to evaluate the


    actual operational capability of NSRC units at all levels
    Operation
    B. HEIs under CHED and TVIs under TESDA

    1. There shall be an NSDO in every HEIs under CHED and


    TVIs under TESDA that will be in-charge in the
    development, organization, training, equipage,
    administration, and deployment of the school-based
    NSRC unit

    2. The officials of every HEIs under CHED and TVIs under


    TESDA shall be responsible in the utilization of the SBNUs
    as first disaster responders in their respective school
    campuses and their immediate vicinities.
    Operation
    C. LGUs

    1. Shall have the primary responsibility as First Responder


    during disasters in their respective localities as provided
    for in Section 15 of RA 10121
    • There shall be NCDO established at the provincial and municipal
    levels for development, organization, training equipage,
    administration, and deployment of their CBNUs

    2. Shall deploy and utilize NSRC units in accordance with the


    SOPs prescribed by OCD.
    SBNUs. HEIs/TVIs shall require all CWTS and LTS students to
    complete the following at the minimum

    1st semester: Community-based DRRM Training


    2nd semester: Completion of CBDRRM Action Plan

    CBNUs. Shall undergo specific DRRM training based on their skills and
    competencies, as well as on the needs of the concerned LGUs.
    A. For SBNU

    1. The protection of SBNUs during training,


    mobilization, deployment, and utilization shall
    be the responsibility of the concerned HEI and
    TVI, in coordination with CHED ROs and
    TESDA Ros, respectively.

    2. The HEI and TVI, in coordination with CHED


    and TESDA, respectively, shall be responsible
    for providing the insurances logistics, and
    other necessary benefits, including
    hospitalization for SBNU members who incur
    injury while undergoing training, mobilization,
    and deployment.

    3. CHED and TESDA shall issue specific guidelines


    for the insurance and protection of the SBNUs
    B. For CBNU

    1. CBNUs accredited as ACDVs shall be provided


    with personal accident insurance with a
    minimum coverage of P100,000.00 (must
    include coverage for accidental death or
    dismemberment, permanent disability and
    hospitalization cost reimbursement.

    2. Regional and Local DRRMCs shall extend


    compensatory benefits such as:
    • Burial assistance (death of volunteer)
    • Free medical service/hospitalization for
    mission-acquired illness or injury
    • Access to various psychosocial support
    services

    3. Should provide for PPEs and different


    equipment for first aid and the like
    1. All public and private HEIs and TVIs are enjoined to allocate
    funding to support NSRC activities and requirements of the
    SBNUs. The sources of funding shall be the allocated NSTP funds,
    training funds of both HEIs and TVIs, and allocated funds from the
    DRRM Offices in SUCs.
    2. All expenses to support the CBNUs shall be charged against the
    Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (LDRRMF) of
    the LGU. Regional DRRMCs and OCDROs shall provide additional
    funding support, as necessary.
    3. Funding coverage for all SBNUs and CBNUs shall cover expenses
    for organization, training, equipment, protection, mobilization,
    and other essential activities and requirements.

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