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Global Risk Identification Programme
Thematic Platform for Risk Assessment
Hyogo Framework for Action - Priority 2
Dr. Jianping YAN, BCPR/UNDP, Geneva
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Outline
Part I: The Programme
• Goal and objectives
• Scope / components
• Target users / clients
• Country service package
• Country support portfolio
• Programme team
Part II: Application Examples
• Global policy for high-risk countries
• Climate change adaption
• Disaster, poverty, and development nexus
• National DRR Stategy formulation
• Urban development planning
• Disaster preparedness planning
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What is GRIP?
• Multi-owner initiative led and hosted by
UNDP
• Thematic Platform for Implementing
Priority 2 of HFA, within the ISDR
system
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2006
2007
2008
2009
SERVICE PACKAGE
DESIGN
23/10/2006 approval by PSC
FUNDRAISING
03/2007 US$ 7 million raised
Official launching
Side Event
GRIP’s History
PILOT IMPLEMENTATION
REGIONALIZATION
SUPPORT & SERVICE
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• Overall goal:
– Promote sustainable development by reducing the impact of
natural hazards in high risk areas
• Specific objectives:
– To improve risk information
– To ensure its application in disaster risk management and
development processes
Goal and Objectives
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Understanding of the problem
Risk Assessment
Proper Planning
Evidence-based decision making
Disaster Risk Reduction + Safe
Development Processes
Effective Actions
The Problem
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Databases
GLIDE
Analyses
Loss data portal
Loss data portal
Data improvement
Risk info portal
Risk info portal
Methods
Publication
Demonstrations:
-Mozambique
-Sri Lanka
-Ecuador
Criteria:
1. Risk outcome
2. Scientific
3. Decision support
GRIP Outcome Areas
1-3
Loss
Data
High
Resolution
Risk Analyses
In High Risk
Countries
Global
Update
Core
Capacity
Development
Toolbox
Training
Community
CD portal
CD portal
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Target Clients / Users
• Developing countries
– Country Solution Package
• International DRM/R community
– Thematic applications
– Information services (GRIPWeb)
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Assistance provided by GRIP
• Coordination and overview
• Technical support on decision & policy making
• Methodologies and tools
• Training
• Interaction with other countries
• Access to financial support
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–
Learning from the past: to understand their vulnerabilities,
high-affected areas and recovery capacities
–
Basic risk information and risk baselines: to set up
measurable goals and prepare evidence-based DRR strategies
–
Monitoring and evaluation mechanisms: to measure
progress (or lack of it) and evaluate and correct strategies
–
Local Capacity: To produce realistic and locally supported
solutions and ensure sustainability
Identified DRR Needs of Countries
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–
Country Situation Analysis (CSA): Creation of baselines for
DRM activities and initiation of National Risk Information
System
–
National Disaster Observatories (NDO): sustainable
institutions for systematic collection, analysis and interpretation
of loss data
–
National Risk Assessments (NRA): multi-hazard risk
evaluations to understand the characteristics and distribution of
risk and identify disaster risk reduction options
–
Urban Risk Assessments (URA): assessments to support
urban risk reduction policies and actions
–
Capacity Development (CRA): all the work is done by local
institutions, authorities and experts
GRIP’s Services to Countries
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Country Situation Analysis
• Country hazard and disaster profile;
• Risk assessment studies that have been done in the
country;
• Data that can be used in risk assessment;
• Professional expertise and skills existing in the
country;
• Institutional capabilities and framework; and
• Disaster management strategy, action plans, policy
and regulations, etc.
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CSA – Outcomes & Applications
• Country profile – Baselines
• Scope and context for NRA
• Engagement mechanism
• Initial National Risk Information System
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CSA – Practices
• Ongoing: Mozambique, Madagascar, Nepal, Sri
Lanka
• Planned:
– ECIS region (UNDP & WMO)
– Asia & the Pacific (World Bank)
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National Disaster Observatory
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NDO - Outcomes & Applications
•
Inputs to the National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy
– Better definition of goals, priorities and structure of risk reduction
measures
•
Calibration and validation of Risk Assessments
– Confronting estimated vs. realized losses
•
Assessment of vulnerability and recovery capacity
– Physical, social, financial, political vulnerabilities
•
Monitoring effectiveness of risk reduction strategies and
measures
– HFA’s goal is reduction of losses
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NDO – Practices
• Existing
(run by Governments, GRIP or Partners)
• Proposed or underway
(countries implementing, interested or having Disaster Database)
Asia
Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu, Orissa, Indonesia, Iran, Maldives, Thailand, Nepal
LAC
Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Argentina,
Chile, Paraguay, Panama
Asia
Armenia, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Cambodia, Laos, PNG*, Vietnam*
Africa
Mozambique, Malawi, Madagascar
LAC
Nicaragua*, Guatemala*, Honduras*, Jamaica*, Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago*, Guyana*,
Antigua & Barbuda, Uruguay, Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
* Have national disaster databases
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National Risk
Assessments
Quality
Control
Compatible
National, regional, global
Sustainable
Regularly updated
Institutionalized
Local capacity building
Common standards
Multi-hazard
Applied
Local actions
National Risk Assessment
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Outcomes & Applications
•
National Risk Information System
– Collected information, findings and results are integrated and made
available to all end users
•
Delineation or revision of the National Disaster Risk
Reduction Strategy
– Definition of goals, priorities and effective actions for risk reduction.
Existing strategies can be evaluated and improved
•
Strengthening of the National Disaster Risk Reduction
System
– All major risk management actors work closely together, generating
awareness, partnerships and arrangements. Roles and responsibilities
are clearly defined
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NRA: Risk profiles
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Urban Risk Assessment
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Planning development
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Outcomes and Applications
• City Risk Information System
• Contingency plans - Pre-disaster shelter planning
• Disaster risk reduction action plans
• Incorporation of risk management in urban planning
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• Framework
• Guidelines
• Thematic methodologies
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GRIP countries
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UNDP Risk assessment portfolio
Region
No. of countries
Total RA Budget
Africa
6
$1,116,400
Arab States
1
$23,000
Asia Pacific
9
$2,553,000
Europe-CIS
2
$247,000
LAC
2
$317,250
$4,256,650
13 other countries are preparing proposals
GRIP is assisting 26 countries
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GRIP Country Support Portfolio
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Regionalization
SE Europe - Sarajevo
- January - 2009
- ~ 80 participants
- 9 countries
South Asia - Colombo
- March- 2009
- ~ 100 participants
- 7 countries
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GRIP Team
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Programme Steering Committee
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Expert working groups
Disaster loss data
– CRED, Munich-Re, ADRC, La Red, ISDR,UNDP
Munich – Feb 08
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Implementing partners
Governments:
•Centro Nacional de Prevención de Desastres (CENAPRED)
•CENOE, Moz
•INGC, Moz
•National Disaster Management Coordinating Board of Indonesia
•National Institute of Disaster Management, India
•Orissa State Disaster Management Authority, India
•Government of Uttar Pradesh
•State of Tamil Nadu, Government of India
•Department of Urban Development and Building Construction, Government of
Nepal
•Regional Government of Arequipa
•State Government of Baja California, Mexico
•Government of Tijuana, Mexico
•Government of Chile
•Government of Myanmar
•Government of Republic of Dominicana
•Ministry of Civil Defense of Guyana
•Ministry of Defence and Finance, Government of Maldives
•Ministry of Interior, Government of Iran
•Municipality of Illam
•Municipality of Kathmandu
•Municipality of Maputo
•Municipality of Panauti
•Government of Mexicali, Mexico
•Government of Rosarito, Mexico
•Government of Tecate, Mexico
•Government of Ensenada, Mexico
•Municipality of Iquique, Chile
•Municipality of Arica, Chile
•Municipality of Antofagasta, Chile
•Municipality of Mejillones, Chile
•Municipality of Taltal, Chile
•Regional Government of Antofagasta, Chile
•Regional Government of Tarapaca, Chile
•Municipalidad de Pampacolca, Peru
•Municipalidad de Viraco, Peru
•Municipalidad de Machahuay, Peru
•SENAMHI, Peru
•INRENA
NGOs/INGOs:
•OSSO
•NSET
•COPASA
•La Red
•RADIUS Working Group, Mexico
•IFRC
•ADRC
•NGI
•OYO International
•ProVention Consortium
•ISDR
Academia:
•NASA Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center (operated by
CIESIN)
•University of California at San Diego (UCSD)
•Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC)
•Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana (ITT)
•Dartmouth Flood Observatory
•Universidad Catholica del Norte, Chile
•University Eduardo Mondlane, Mozambique
•University of Florida
•University of West Indies
•CETYS Universidad
•CRED
•Columbia University
•CICESE, Mexico
•Colegio de la Frontera Norte (COLEF)
•Instituto Geofísico de la UNSA , Peru
UN system:
•UNDP BCPR
•UNDP (24 Country Offices)
•WMO
•UN Habitat
•UNEP/GRID
•UNESCO
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Part II: Application Examples
• Global policy for High-Risk Countries
• Climate change adaptation
• Disaster, poverty, and development nexus
• National DRR strategy
• Urban development planning
• Disaster preparedness planning
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The impact of disasters
In 2008,
•
354 natural disasters were reported
•
235,000 persons were killed (138,366 by Cyclone Nargis,
Myanmar)
•
More than 214 million people were affected
(~ 18 times Ecuador’s
population!)
•
USD 190 billion in economic damages
(~ 15 times Nepal’s GDP!)
Note: These are only
major reported events
(
≥
10 killed,
≥
100 affected,
state of emergency, call for international assistance)
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Global distribution of mortality risk
China, India, Bangladesh, Egypt, Mozambique, Turkey, Afghanistan, El Salvador,
Kenya, Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, Peru, Democratic Republic of Congo, Poland,
Vietnam, Colombia, Venezuela, Tajikistan, Cambodia
1992-2003, $ 2 billion (out of 2.5 billion) of costs of responding to
international emergencies went to just 20 countries
(OCHA)
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Global distribution of financial risk
India, Turkey, Bangladesh, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Poland, Colombia, Iran,
Honduras, China, Chile, Zimbabwe, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Algeria, Ecuador,
Mozambique, Philippines, and Vietnam
1980-2003, of $14.4 billion in WB emergency recovery loans, $12
billion went to just 20 countries
(WB)
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Disaster-related
mortality risk
Underweight
children
Epidemic meningitis
Epidemic malaria
Source: Columbia University
Disaster risk and the MDGs:
Disaster impacts have become impediments to sustainable
development in Africa
(Report on Disaster Risk Reduction for Sustainable Development in Africa, 2004)
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Dimensions:
15 km: East - West
8 km: North - Sur
Climate change adaptation
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Nevado
Coropuna
glacier
coverage
for 1955
(outline in
black) and
2003 (in
orange
outer
boundary).
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Guidelines for CC adaptation
in agricultural poduction
Incorporation of
adaptation in
development
plans
Tangible results
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Poverty Alleviation
• 12 countries in LAC and Asia
• National Disaster
Observatories managers
• Human Development Report
groups
Disasters and Poverty
Alleviation capacities
Risk patterns and poverty trends
at the local level
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Most disaster-prone districts
The Districts of
Kalutara, Ratnapura, Puttalam, Kurunegala, Anuradhapura
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AGREEMENT OF COOPERATION
between
UNITED NATIONS HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PROGRAMME
Risk Mapping for Strategic Planning of Shelter
Response in Tijuana, Baja California, México.
H. AYUNTAMIENTO
TIJUANA B.C.
Antonio Rosquillas and Luis
Moreno
Municipio de Tijuana
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN
CIENTÍFICA Y DE EDUCACIÓN
SUPERIOR DE ENSENADA.
Support to humanitarian activities
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MUNICIPIO
DE
TIJUANA B.C.
6 possible earthquakes
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Damage Evaluation
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Distribution of damaged building estimation
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Results
SAB
CEN
CTO
CCO
CVE
LME
PRE
OTA
PLA
TAB
Total
EQ1
10,000
4,622
8,917
3,282
1,226
5,839
7,276
4,497
6,372
6,246
58,277
EQ2
12,392
4,593
6,853
3,661
3,184
7,012
8,576
3,341
5,335
9,503
64,449
EQ3
3,025
2,792
1,942
2,400
1,360
2,751
8,457
1,266
947
3,648
28,588
EQ4
12,465 10,140 11,085
6,676
1,703
9,942
15,133
7,984
6,019
10,169
91,316
EQ5
4,986
4,504
2,900
4,289
2,581
5,317
16,561
1,993
1,456
6,338
50,925
EQ6
6,411
6,063
5,761
3,581
1,032
4,979
8,437
3,985
3,216
4,979
48,444
Number of persons with shelter needs according
to six earthquake scenarios
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Shelter plan
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Thank you!