Welcome to CNDR

The Corporate Network for Disaster Response (CNDR) is a network of business groups, associations, corporations and corporate foundations whose objective is to rationalize and institutionalize disaster management efforts of the business community.

CNDR started in 1990 as a group coordinating the responses of the business sector for the Luzon earthquake. Since then, it has been CNDR’s institutional role to mobilize the sector for disaster response. CNDR’s disaster response program include disaster monitoring, volunteer mobilization during emergencies, formation of disaster volunteer teams among member organizations, publication of emergency response guidelines, systematization of emergency response, conduct of donors’ forum and emergency situation briefing, and provision of food and non-food relief items. CNDR also provides technical assistance to members who have separate disaster response initiatives.

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Our Mission

CNDR commits itself to promote corporate sector involvement in building the capacity of communities to effectively cope with disasters.

Our Vision

Business Sector Prepared to deal with disasters affecting their company and the community at large.

Featured Posts

CNDR and PTC-CSJ signs Memorandum of Agreement for implementation of Noah’s Ark Project in Bayanan, Muntinlupa City

Posted in Events, Featured, January 19, 2012 @ 10:00 am

A Memorandum of Agreement was signed for the Noah’s Ark Project in Bayanan, Muntinlupa City between CNDR and PTC-CSJ Foundation on January 16, 2012. With the goal of helping Barangay Bayanan achieving zero casualty in times of disasters by developing the culture of disaster preparedness among its leaders and constituents, the signing of the MOA [...]

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Call for Support – TS Sendong

Posted in Disaster Digest, Featured, Flood, Land Slide, December 21, 2011 @ 10:23 am

In light of the declaration of State of National Calamity, CNDR once again calls onto its members to aid the victims of Tropical Storm Sendong in southern part of the Philippines. In the latest report from NDRRMC, a total of 388,415 families or 63,079 individuals have been affected by the said cyclone. Of the total [...]

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