Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre
The Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre (NDOC) was established in 1998 to deal with management and co-ordination of disaster response at a national level in Kenya. History. The NDOC was established in January 1998 by an act of Parliament to act as the focal point for co-ordinating response to emergencies and disasters in Kenya. It is on constant standby, with a reporting centre running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from which emergency operations, activities and events are recorded and communicated for action. Functions of NDOC. The functions of NDOC are : Background. The Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre was established in 1998 in response to the El Nino rains to co-ordinate disaster management and response operations in Kenya. Mission. The mission of the NDOC is to monitor, co-ordinate, mobilise national resources to respond to disaster incidents in the country Vision. To be the leading focal point of disaster management and response in Kenya Responsibilities. The responsibilities of the NDOC include: