It is a collaborative method that assists community members in identifying risks they face, describing how they are exposed to these risks, and calculating the likelihood that each of these risks would result in a disaster. CRA true DRRM false TODA false VCA false Single A method for describing the traits of dangers that frequently arise in a society or may happen with a high likelihood in the future. Hazard Timeline false Hazard Assessment Table true Seasonal Calendar false Risk Ranking false Single A technique used to document and reflect on the community's prior experiences with hazardous events that had a significant impact on their lives and property. Seasonal Calendar false Risk Ranking false Hazard Risk Mapping Vulnerabilities and Capacities Assessment (VCA) false Hazard Timeline true Single This tool displays local residents' usual activities and which of those activities correspond with the occurrence of seasonal or frequent dangers, or with linked occurrences and phenomena that may have an impact on hazard risk or their overall vulnerability. hazard assessment table false Hazard Timeline false Seasonal Calendar true Hazard Risk Mapping false Single Community members can use this tool to locate and define the zones of high-risk locations in their neighborhood. Hazard Risk Mapping true Risk Ranking false hazard assessment table false Hazard Timeline false Single This approach entails identifying and summarizing the community's strengths and resources as well as its vulnerabilities in light of the threats it faces. hazard assessment table false Seasonal Calendar false Vulnerabilities and Capacities Assessment (VCA) true Risk Ranking false Single This is referring to the actual state of the local populace and its surroundings. Climate, soil type, geography, the materials used to build homes and evacuation centers, and adjacent bodies of water or faults are a few examples of these factors. Social (or Organizational) false Motivational (or Attitudinal) false Mental false Physical (or Material) true Single The formal and informal interpersonal and organizational power relations, institutions, and systems that influence people's decisions both individually and collectively, the caliber and legitimacy of their leadership, and the stability of social and economic activities fall under this category. Motivational (or Attitudinal) false Social (or Organizational) true Physical (or Material) false Mental false Single This category focuses on a community's psychological and cultural characteristics, such as its customs, beliefs, and social mores, which may make it more vulnerable to disasters and hinder its ability to recover from them. Physical (or Material) false Mental false Motivational (or Attitudinal) true Social (or Organizational) false Single The following are the general goals of the community members who will take part in CRA, with the exception of: Identify which hazards the community members are frequently exposed to. false Describe how their fellow community members perceive the risk of a certain hazard. false Describe detailed, specific scenarios or situations that will occur or might unfold if the hazard strikes the community. false Use the results of the hazards timeline and hazards assessment tools to not perform risk ranking and ignore the hazard with the highest likelihood and severity. true Single