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Regional Disaster Managers Meeting

Summary of Key Outcomes

Adopted by Regional Disaster Managers at the 14

Regional Disaster Managers Meeting,

Nadi, Fiji

-22

July 2008

1. The

Regional Disaster Managers Meeting was convened in Nadi from the 21

July 2008 and was chaired by Fiji. The theme of the meeting was Disaster Risk

Reduction and Disaster Management in Pacific Island Countries – Addressing National
Challenges to Enhance Mainstreaming. Specific goals were to: increase the
understanding of mainstreaming initiatives and share experience from across the
Pacific and Asia regions; improve the understanding of mainstreaming strategies and
tools; and improve the understanding of accountability and reporting requirements in
relation to international and regional instruments for disaster risk management.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the following countries: Australia,
Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau,
Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu. The meeting was also attended
by members of the Pacific Disaster Risk Management Partnership Network
(Partnership Network) and other international, regional and national organisations. A
full list of attendees is in the Annex. Apologies were noted from Papua New Guinea,
Kiribati and the Republic of the Marshal Islands.

Official Opening

3.

The meeting was officially opened by the Fiji Interim Minister of Defence, National
Security, Disaster Management and Immigration, Ratu Epeli Ganilau. In opening, the
Minister recognised that 2008 marked the first time that regional disaster managers
were to meet on an annual basis, rather than biennially as they had done in the past.
He welcomed this change as an opportunity to extend relationships and partnerships to
improve disaster risk management in the Pacific. The Minister also acknowledged the
recent move in the Pacific to address disaster risk reduction but cautioned regional
disaster managers not to lose sight of the ongoing need to address disaster
management, emphasising the need to treat the two approaches as one.

Recognising the theme of partnerships in the Meeting, the Minister emphasised the
need to get all stakeholders to participate in disaster risk management in the Pacific,
including national governments, NGOs, communities, the private sector and local,
national, regional and international partners.

Key Outcomes

5.

The Meeting commits to continue to coordinate activities and to work cooperatively and
collaboratively to implement the Disaster Risk Reduction and Disaster Management
Regional Framework for Action 2005 – 2015: An Investment for Sustainable
Development in the Pacific Island Countries (Regional Framework), which was
endorsed by the Leaders in 2005. The meeting recognised that the Regional

Framework is fundamentally about sustainable development and that disaster risk
management should be mainstreamed into national development planning and
budgetary processes if this is to be achieved.

The Meeting expresses deep appreciation for the participation of and contribution made
by Dr Ir Suprayoga Hadi, Director for Special Areas and Disadvantaged Regions,
National Planning Agency (BAPPENAS, Republic of Indonesia. The Meeting
acknowledges also the importance of sharing ideas and experiences with its Asian
neighbours and hopes that this is the beginning of a south-south partnership.

7. The

Meeting:

Recognised the importance of the Regional Framework and the Hyogo
Framework of Action as the key guides to mainstream disaster risk management
and contribute to sustainable development in the Pacific;

Affirmed the importance of accurate data and information to support disaster risk
management;

Recognised the critical efforts of national disaster management organisations in
coordinating and/ or implementing disaster risk management but acknowledged
their often limited capacity and the need for support across government and the
importance of linking national, provincial and local efforts;

Recognised the increase in the number of donors and agencies concerned with
disaster risk management in the Pacific and acknowledged the importance of the
Partnership Network in helping to coordinate their activities and pool resources;

Acknowledged the valuable work that SOPAC and other organisations, including
those that are members of the Partnership Network, have already undertaken in
the Pacific Island countries in the area of disaster risk management, including
capacity building;

Recognised the value of high level advocacy teams to garner the support and
commitment of governments in mainstreaming disaster risk management,
particularly in budgeting and planning;

Recognised the efforts by SOPAC to encourage SPREP, as the regional
organisation with the remit for coordinating climate change work, to actively
participate in the Partnership Network and to work in close collaboration to
integrate climate change with disaster risk management initiatives;

Noted the progress to date on the World Bank Global Facility for Disaster Risk
Reduction initiative on Reducing the Risks of Disaster and Climate Variability in
the Pacific island countries;

Acknowledged the existing efforts of national, regional and international agencies
in capacity building to support the implementation of disaster risk management;

Acknowledged the invitation by SOPAC to submit suggestions for priority disaster
risk management activities in the forthcoming year;

Was deeply appreciative of the financial and technical support from national and
international donor agencies in implementing disaster risk management across
the Pacific and encouraged donor agencies to mainstream disaster risk
management in all programmes;

Valued the assistance of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction in
sharing lessons from the Asia region on the mainstreaming of disaster risk
management into development;

Was cognisant of the need for greater harmonisation and consolidation of
mainstreaming efforts in disaster risk management and climate change initiatives
as a way of contributing to sustainable development;

Was cognisant of the need for monitoring and reporting on the Regional
Framework as a way to achieve accountability and effective use of resources, and
acknowledges the work of SOPAC in generating an online reporting tool to
achieve this. The Meeting also reiterated the commitment of the Pacific region to

contribute to the Global Biennial Hyogo Framework for Action Progress Review
process 2007-2009.

Key Recommendations

8.

After consideration of the issues noted above and discussion of very informative and
proactive reports by NDMOs, regional and international organisations and agencies,
the meeting agreed that there is a need to identify concrete initiatives for greater
immediate focus. The meeting agreed to recommend for endorsement and
implementation, the following actions:

Consistent with decision of the 36

SOPAC Governing Council in relation to the

Regional Institutional Framework (as articulated in paragraph 19b of the 2007
Forum Communiqué), SOPAC to continue to provide coordination of post disaster
technical assessment work, subject to the availability of appropriate capacity. The
Meeting also directs SOPAC to enhance this service by supporting
implementation of an inter-NDMO support mechanism that would be mobilised
following extreme events;

Pacific island countries to continue to progress mainstreaming disaster risk
management to national planning and budgetary processes. In this respect, the
Meeting invites countries mainstreaming disaster risk management to approach
SOPAC and the Partnership Network for assistance. It also directs SOPAC to
work with Pacific island countries to address priority DRM actions, to continue and
enhance existing support in mainstreaming to national agencies and to extend
that service to new countries;

SOPAC to progress establishment of a regional mechanism to support the
sharing of NDMO staff and skills between countries in times of disaster as a
means to supplement the work of existing agencies and response structures;

SOPAC to support continued and enhanced regional training programmes for
NDMOs in disaster risk management;

Pacific island countries to enhance disaster risk management mainstreaming by
harmonising climate change and disaster risk management initiatives;

The engagement of SOPAC’s High Level Advocacy Team (HLAT) to continue as
a valuable means to achieve national political and leadership support to underpin
the mainstreaming of disaster risk management;

Countries, donors and partners to continue targeted capacity building, including
both appropriate mentoring and twinning arrangements as well as the extension
of training to all sectors relevant to natural disasters as a way to underpin the
effectiveness of disaster risk management;

Donors and partner agencies to continue to enhance their coordination of
international level activities, particularly through the Partnership Network so that
assistance is conducted in line with national priorities and assistance is efficiently
delivered;

Taking into account the recommendations of the Bali Plan of Action, countries,
donors and partners to support the greater integration of climate change and
disaster risk management initiatives at the national and regional level, in
particular, SOPAC to continue to develop and support cooperative efforts with
SPREP and to coordinate climate change adaptation assistance with disaster risk
reduction work and that of the Partnership network;

SOPAC to strengthen the Regional Disaster Managers meeting in future by
scheduling a day-long closed session to enable Disaster Managers to meet in
private to share ideas, and to invite SOPAC Associate Members to participate in
future regional disaster meetings as an opportunity to maximise benefits from the
meeting more widely;

Countries, partners and donors to continue supporting efforts to improve the
efficient collection of scientific data to underpin disaster risk management;

Countries and partners to note the progress to date on the potential for the
development of a Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Pool;

Encourage implementing agencies to continue supporting disaster risk
management work in the region, while acknowledging the lead regional
coordination role of SOPAC, supported by the Partnership Network, in
implementing the Regional Framework. In this respect, the Meeting requests
SOPAC to continue to enhance the coordination of regional disaster risk
management activities in the Pacific;

Partners and donors to acknowledge Pacific island country efforts to prioritise
their disaster risk management objectives through national action plans and
actively support their implementation through funding and other resources. In this
respect, the Meeting requests SOPAC to coordinate regional assistance for
NAPs, consistent with its role in managing various facilities including the AusAID
NAP Facility and the ACP/EU Natural Disaster Facility;

SOPAC to continue engaging with stakeholders and NDMOs on the development
of a monitoring and reporting tool for the Pacific Regional Framework that is
linked to the Global Hyogo Framework for Action Review process;

Acknowledging the proposal for the establishment of a Pacific Platform for
Disaster Risk Management, SOPAC to undertake further consultations with
countries and partners prior to seeking the endorsement of the SOPAC governing
council in October 2008.

SOPAC in collaboration, consultation and cooperation with the National Disaster
Management Offices, relevant national agencies and regional and international
organisations are called upon to provide direct support for the realisation of the above
recommendations.

Concluding Remarks

10. The meeting wishes to extend its gratitude to the interim Government of the Republic of

Fiji and the people of the Fiji islands for hosting the 14

Regional Disaster Managers

Meeting. The meeting agreed that the words of the interim Minister will continue to
serve as a wake-up call in the pursuit of achieving the aspirations and goals of our
Pacific Leaders. The meeting commended the Chair of the meeting.

11. The meeting extended its appreciation to development partners of the Partnership

Network and other regional and international organisations for their attendance and
valuable contributions.

12. The meeting also extended its appreciation to the SOPAC Secretariat for their

continuing leadership and support for this regional meeting and disaster risk
management and capacity building in the Pacific.

July 2008

Nadi
Fiji.

Annex

Pacific Regional Disaster Managers Meeting

Westin Resort and Spa

Denarau, Nadi, Fiji

– 22

July 2008

PARTICIPANTS LIST

MEMBER COUNTRIES

AUSTRALIA
Mr Timothy Wilcox

Second Secretary

AusAID

Australia High Commission

P. O Box 214, Suva
FIJI ISLANDS

Tel: +679 3382 475

Fax: +679 3382 695

Email:

timothy.wilcox@dfat.gov.au

COOK ISLANDS
Mr Charles Carlson

Director

Emergency Management

Office of the Prime Minister

PMB, Avarua

Rarotonga
COOK ISLANDS

Tel:

(682) 25494/29609

Mobile: +682 54005

Fax: (682) 20856

E-mail:

ccarlson@emci.gov.ck

FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

Ms Oleen Poll Peter

Hazard Mitigation Officer

Office of the President

FSM National Emergency Management Office

P. Box PS-53
Palikir, Pohnpei

FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA 96941

Tel:

+691 320 8815

Fax: +691 320 8936

Mobile: +691 920 2322
Email:

oleenpoll@yahoo.com

Mr Jesse Giltamag

Deputy Secretary

Department of Finance and Administration

PS158, Palikir
Pohnpei State

FM 96941

Phone: 691 320 640

Fax: 691 320 380

FIJI

Mr Joeli Cawaki

Director

National Disaster Management Office
Ministry for Defence, National Security and

Immigration and Disaster Management

P.O Box 2349

Government Buildings, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 3314 300

Fax: +679 3319 315

Mobile: + 679 9964 635

Email:

joeli.cawaki@govnet.gov.fj

Following with same address as above:

Mr Aisea Quminakelo

Acting Principal Disaster Management Officer

(Emergency, Planning and Coordination Unit)

Tel:

+679 3318 078

Mobile: +679 9495505

Email:

aisea.quminakelo@govnet.gov.fj

Ratu Epeli Ganilau

Interim Minister for Defence, National Security &

Immigration and Natural Disaster

Ministry of Defence, National Security &

Immigration and Natural Disaster
Government Buildings, Suva

Fiji Islands

Tel: +679 321 1706

Fax: +679 330 0346

Email:

epeli.ganilau@govnet.gov.fj

NAURU

Mr Brian Thomson

Superintendent-Operations Advisor

Nauru Police Force

Government Offices
Yaren, District

REPUBLIC OF NAURU

Tel:

+674 444 3110

Fax: +674 444 3189

Email:

brian.thomson@naurugov.nr

NEW ZEALAND

Ms Sarah (Norm) Stuart-Black

Manager, CDEM Specialist Services

Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency

Management
Level 9, 22 The Terrace

P. Box 5010, Wellington

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+64 4 473 7363

Direct Line: +64 4 495 6802

Fax: +64 4 473 7369
Mobile: +64 027 444 1843

Email:

sarah.stuart-black@dia.govt.nz

Mr John Titmus

Regional Coordinator

Ministry of Civil Defense and Emergency
Mangement

Level 3. AMI Building, Osterly Way

P.O Box 76-247

Manukau City

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+64 9 262 7830

Direct Line: 64 9 2627832

Fax: +64 9 262 7831

Mobile: +64 02 448 9374

Email:

john.titmus@dia.govt.nz

Mr Michael Hartfield
Programme Manager

Pacific Regional Environment and Vulnerability

New Zealand Agency for International

Development (NZAID)

195 Lambton Quay
Private Bag 18-901

Wellington 5045

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+64 4 439 8737

Fax: +64 4 439 8855

Mobile: +64 021 469 243
Email:

Michael.hartfield@nzaid.govt.nz

Following with same address as above:

Ms Tiffany Babington

Multilateral Programme Manager
Global Group

New Zealand Agency for International

Development (NZAID)

195 Lambton Quay

Private Bag 18-901

Wellington 5045
NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+64 4 439 8218

Fax: +64 4 439 8515

Email:

tiffany.babington@nzaid.govt.nz

Ms Milicent Kado
Development Programme Coordinator

Regional Health, Environment & Vulnerability

Reduction

New Zealand Agency for International

Development

New Zealand High Commission
P.O Box 1378, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 3311 422 ext 109

Fax: +679 3300 040

Email:

millicent.kado@mfat.govt.nz

NIUE

Ms Doreen Siataga

Assistant Accountant

Treasury Department

Alofi

NIUE
Tel: +683

4047

Fax: +683

4010

Email:

siataga.treasury@mail.gov.nu

PALAU
Mr Alonzo Kyota

Coordinator

National Emergency Management Office

Office of the Vice President

P.O Box 100, Koror

REPUBLIC OF PALAU 96940
Tel:

+680 488 2249/2422

Fax: +680 488-3312

Mobile: +680 775 6898

Email:

nemo@palaunet.com

SAMOA

Ms Filomena Nelson

Principal Disaster Management Office

National Disaster Management Office

Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment

Private Bag, Apia
SAMOA

Tel:

+685 20856/20855

Fax: +685 23141/23176

Mobile: +685 7793003

Email:

filomena.nelson@mnre.gov.ws

SOLOMON ISLANDS

Mr Loti Yates

Director

National Disaster Management Office

Ministry of Home Affairs

PO Box G11, Honiara
SOLOMON ISLANDS

Tel:

(677) 27936

Mobile: +677 95895

Fax: (677) 24293

E-mail:

directorndc@solomon.com.sb

TONGA
Mr Maliu Takai

Deputy Director of Works

National Disaster Management Office

Ministry of Works & National Disaster Activities

PO Box 52, Nuku'alofa

KINGDOM OF TONGA
Tel:

(676) 28215/26340

Mobile: +676 76458

Fax: (676) 23102/28220

E-mail:

makai@kalianet.to

TUVALU

Mr. Tauala Katea

Scientific Officer

Tuvalu Meteorological Services

Funafuti

TUVALU
Tel:

+688 20736/20090

Fax: +688 20090

Email:

tauala.k@gmail.com

tuvmet@tuvalu.tv

VANUATU
Mr. Jotham Napat

Director

Vanuatu Meteorological Services

Private Mail Bag 9054

Port Vila

VANUATU
Tel:

+678 22331

Fax: +678 22310

Mobile: +678 7757286

Email:

jnapat@meteo.gov.vu

CROP AGENCIES

FIJI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (FSM)

Dr Berlin Kafoa

Fiji School of Medicine
Private Mail Bag, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 323 3270

Fax:

+679 330 3469

Mobile: +679 9242489

Email:

b.kafoa@fsm.ac.fj

SECRETARIAT OF THE PACIFIC COMMUNITY

(SPC)

Mr Ian Peebles

Animal Health Specialist

Animal Health & Production Programme
Land Resources Division

Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)

Private Mail Bag, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 3370 733 ext 362

Fax:

+679 337 0021/338 6326

Email:

ianp@spc.int

Following with same address as above:

Dr Narendra Singh

Pandemic Preparedness and Training Specialist

(Medical Epidemiologist)
Tel:

+679 3370 733 ext 217

Mobile: +679 9970768

Email:

narendras@spc.int

PARTNERS

BECA INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS LTD

Mr Graeme Roberts

General Manager

Beca International Consultants Ltd

PO Box 6345

Auckland 1141
NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+649 300 9000

Fax:

+649 300 9300

Direct: +649 300 9271

Mobile: +6427 567 6181

Email:

graeme.roberts@beca.com

COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL

DEVELOPMENT (CID)

Mr Justin Kemp

Senior Programme Officer
NGO Disaster Relief Forum

CID

PO Box 24-228, Manner Street

Wellington 6142

NEW ZEALAND
Tel:

+644 496 9615

Fax:

+644 496 9614

Email:

justin@cid.org.nz

GNS SCIENCE

Dr Hannah Brackley
Business Development Projects Manager

GNS Science

PIO Box 30368

Lower Hutt 5040

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+644 570 1444

Fax:

+644 570 1440

Direct: +644 570 4564

Mobile: +6421 481 581

Email:

h.brackley@gns.cri.nz

Following with same address as above:

Dr Noel Trustrum

Business Development Manager Natural Hazards

Direct: +644 570 4690

Mobile: +6421 242 5287

Email:

n.trustrum@gns.cri.nz

Mr Phil Glassey

Mapping Manager

GNS Science

Dunedin Research Centre

Private Bag 1930

Dunedin 9054
NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+643 477 4050

Fax:

+643 477 5232

Direct: +643 479 9684

Mobile: +6427 249 0439

Email:

p.glassey@gns.cri.nz

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Mr Richard Counts

National Director

Habitat for Humanity Fiji

PO Box 16154, Suva
FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 331 2012

Fax:

+679 330 0836

Mobile: +679 978 4705

Email:

richardcounts@yahoo.com

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED

CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES

(IFRC)

Mr. Frank Kennedy

Head of Pacific Regional Office
IFRC

77 Cakobau Road

P.O Box 2507

Government Buildings, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS
Tel:

+679 3311855

Fax: +679 3311406

Mobile: +679 999 2485

Email:

frank.kennedy@ifrc.org

Following with same address as above:

Ms Ruth Lane

Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Delegate

Mobile: +679 999 2509

Email:

ruth.lane@ifrc.org

KESTREL GROUP

Ms Michele Daly

Director

Kestrel Group Ltd

PO Box 911 174

Auckland
NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+649 376 5261

Fax:

+649 376 5263

Mobile: +6421 683 114

Email:

md@kestrel.co.nz

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN
AUSTRALIA

Mr Paul Smart

Humanitarian Program Coordinator, CWS the

International aid agency

National Council of Churches in Australia

379 Kent Street, Sydney
Locked Bag 199

Sydney, NSW 1230

AUSTRALIA

Tel:

+612 8259 0833

Email:

psmart@ncca.org.au

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC

ADMINISTRATION (NOAA)

Mr Adam K. Stein

NOAA Pacific Services Center

737 Bishop Street

Mauka Tower, Suite 1550
Honolulu, HI 96813-3216

Hawaii

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Tel:

+808 532 3962

Fax:

+808 532 3224

Mobile: +808 721 1451
Email:

adam.stein@noaa.gov

Following with same address as above:

Ms Jessica (Jessie) Huart

Fax:

+808 532 5568

Email:

jessie.huart@noaa.gov

NORTON CONSULTING LTD

Mr John Norton

Norton Consulting Ltd
PO Box 54-084, Mana

Wellington

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+644 233 2101

Mobile: +6427 2477 656

Email:

john.norton@nettel.net.nz

OXFAM

Mr Renzo Benfatto

Humanitarian Programme Manager

OXFAM New Zealand

PO Box 68 357
Auckland 1145

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+649 355 6508

Fax:

+649 355 6505

Mobile: +6421 02708721

Email:

renzo@oxfam.org.nz

Ms Fredérique Lehoux

Emergencies Coordinator, Pacific

OXFAM Australia

132 Leicester Street

Carlton VIC

AUSTRALIA 3053
Tel:

+613 9289 9325

Fax:

+613 9347 1534

Mobile: +61 418 588 051

Email:

frederiquel@oxfam.org.au

THE ASIA FOUNDATION
Ms Kathryn E. Hawley

Program Director

USAID/OFDA Pacific Disaster

Risk Management Program

PO Box 15980, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS
Tel:

+679 338 7101

Fax:

+679 338 2722

Mobile: +679 992 2955

Email:

hawleytaf@connect.com.fj

THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO

Dr John Campbell

Associate Professor

Department of Geography, Tourism &

Environmental Planning

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
The University of Waikato

Private Bag 3105

Hamilton 3240

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+647 856 2889 ext 8089

Fax:

+647 838 4633

Email:

jrc@waikato.ac.nz

THE WORLD BANK

Ms Marianne Grosclaude

Sector Coordinator
Natural Resources & Environment East Asia &

Pacific Region

The World Bank

Level 19, 14 Martin Place

CML Building

Sydney, NSW 2000
AUSTRALIA

Tel:

+612 9235 6532

Fax:

+612 9223 9903

Email:

mgrosclaude@worldbank.org

Mr Iain Shuker
Lead Economist

Natural Resources and Environment

East Asia & Pacific Regional

The World Bank

1818 H Street

Washington DC

Email:

ishuker@worldbank.org

Dr. Bruce Harris

Natural Resources and Environment

East Asia & Pacific Regional

The World Bank

1818 H Street
Washington DC

Email:

bharris@worldbank.org

Mr Alfred Simpson

Consultant

Alf Simpson & Associates Pacific Ltd (ASAP)
36 Dunsmore St

Brisbane, Qld 4059

AUSTRALIA

Tel:

+617 3311 4616

Fax:

+617 3311 4616

Mobile: 0431 307 994
Email:

asapsimpson@optusnet.com.au

Mr Richard Warrick

Professor of Climate Change Adaptation

Faculty of Science, Health & Education

University of the Sunshine Coast
Maroochydore, Qld

AUSTRALIA

Tel: +6421

949040

Email:

R.Warrick@Waikato.ac.nz

UN- ISDR
Ms Angelika Planitz

Programme Officer-Asia/Pacific

UN/- ISDR Secretariat, Asia and the Pacific

C/o UNESCAP,

UN Secretariat Building, 4/F, Block B
Rajdammern Nok Avenue, Bangkok 10200

THAILAND

Tel:

+66 02 288 1756

Fax: +66 02 288 1050

Mobile: +66 081 753 6132

Email:

planitz@un.org

UNDP-PACIFIC CENTRE

Mr. Moortaza Jiwanji

Disaster Risk Management Advisor

UNDP – Pacific Centre

Private Mail Bag, Suva
FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 330 0399

Fax: +679 330 1976

Mobile: +679 937 5030

Email:

moortaza.jiwanji@undp.org

Following with same address as above:

Ms Stephanie Zoll

Disaster Risk Management Officer

Email:

stephanie.zoll@undp.org

UNDP – Multi-Country Office
Ms. Anna Gero

Disaster Management Officer

UNDP – Multi-Country Office

Apia

SAMOA

Tel:

+685 236 70

Email:

ana.gero@undp.org

UNOCHA

Mr. Peter Muller

Regional Disaster Response Adviser

UN – OCHA
C/o UNDP

Private Mail Box, Suva

FIJI ISLANDS

Tel:

+679 3316 761

Fax: +679 3309 762

Mobile: +679 999 1664
Email:

peter.muller@undp.org

Following with same address as above:

Ms Minako Kakuma

Humanitarian Affairs Officer

Mobile: + 679 999 1689
Email:

Minako_ocha@undp.org

Suzanne Paisley

Email:

Suzanne.paisley@unn.ac.uk

World Meteorological Association
Dr Linda Anderson-Berry

National Manager

Disaster Mitigation Policy & Emergency

Management Co-ordination

Bureau of Meteorology
GPO Box 1289

Melbourne VIC 3001

700 Collins Street

Docklands VIC 3008

AUSTRALIA

Tel:

+613 9669 4585

Fax: 61396694695

Mobile: +61 0418 157 515

Email:

l.anderson-berry@bom.gov.au

WORLD VISION

Ms Bonnie Jackson
World Visiton NZ

Private Bag 92078

Penrose, Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

Tel:

+649 580 7700

Fax:

+649 580 7799

Email:

bonnie.jackson@worldvision.org.nz

RESOURCE PERSONNEL

Dr Ir Suprayoga Hadi, MSP

Director for Special Area and Disadvantaged

Region

Deputy for Regional Devel9opment and Local

Autonomy

Republic of Indonesia National Development
Planning Agency

JI Taman Suropati No. 2

Jakarta 10310

INDONESIA

Tel:

+6221 310 1984: 3926249

Fax:

+6221 392 6249

Mobile: +62 812 105 4934

Email:

suprayoga@bappenas.go.id

SECRETARIAT OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS

APPLIED GEOSCIENCE COMMISSION
Secretariat of the Pacific Applied Geoscience

Commission (SOPAC)

Private Mail Bag GPO

Suva, Fiji Islands

Tel: (679) 3381 377

Fax: (679) 3370 040/3384 461
E-mail:

director@sopac.org

Website:

www.sopac.org

Cristelle Pratt

Director

Email:

cristelle@sopac.org

Mosese Sikivou

Manager Community Risk Programme

Email:

mosese@sopac.org

Dr Langi Kavaliku

SOPAC High Level Advocate

Email:

huakavameiliku@yahoo.com

Asenaca Rokamanalagi

Email:

asenaca@sopac.org

Emele Matawaqa

Email:

emele@sopac.org

Enele Gaunavou

Email:

enele@sopac.org

George Beck

Email:

george@sopac.org

John Tauliima

Email:

john@sopac.org

Jutta May

Email:

jutta@sopac.org