Dominica Case Study: Prioritization of Interventions for Shelter Vulnerability Reduction Caribbean DRM and CCA – Spatial Data to Inform Decision-Making.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

UNOPS Safer Hospitals Global Platform for DRR May 2013.

Advertisements

Guidance Notes on Safe Health Facilities Sanjaya Bhatia Focal Point Disaster Resilient Schools & Hospitals.

M1-07: INTEGRATED RISK ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES Key Objectives: –Familiarization with the tools and techniques available to complete an integrated hazard.

Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys MICS3 Regional Training Workshop Security of Tenure and Durability of Housing.

1 Bishkek November 17, Goulsara Pulatova RegionalCoordinator UNISDR Secretariat Office in Central Asia 2nd Regional Consultative.

A hazard in itself is not a disaster.. It has the potential to become one when it happens to populations who have certain vulnerabilities and insufficient.

1 Demonstration of Methodology Expert Panel Public Meeting Austin, Texas January 28, 2015.

Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

1Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management Framework The Role of Local Actors 111 Safer Cities Session 1 World Bank Institute Fouad Bendimerad, Ph.D., P.E.

Hurricane Mitigation Plans Michael A. Walters FCAS, MAAA CAS Catastrophe Seminar October 16, 2000.

Spatial Data Management in the Caribbean Bishwa Pandey Sr. Data Management Specialist The World Bank

Workshop on Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation Washington DC, September 2010 Tools for Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change.

Management of Slope Stability in Communities (MoSSaiC) Landslide Risk Reduction in Saint Lucia.

NFPA Standard 1710: Organization and Deployment of Fire Suppression Operations, EMS and Special Ops The Right Description.

SHELTER IN DISASTER RESPONSE International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

NATIONAL DISASTER RECOVERY FRAMEWORK INDIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF RELIEF COMISSIONERS VIGYAN BHAVAN, NEW DELHI 27 MAY 2014 MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, GOVERNMENT.

Session 131 Hazard Mapping and Modeling Supporting Emergency Response Operations using GIS and Modeling.

Identifying Hazards in the Workplace. People work better, and are happier and healthier, when their surroundings and the equipment they use are comfortable.

61 What is hazard risk management?. 62 Emergency risk management is “a systematic process that produces a range of measures that contribute to the well.

P ROGRESS ON SEEA E XPERIMENTAL E COSYSTEM A CCOUNTS Report by Carl Obst, SEEA Editor 7th UNCEEA Meeting June, 2012 Rio di Janeiro, Brazil.

A CSP ARA Assessment of Wind Borne Debris Criteria for the Florida Panhandle February 2006 ARA Progress Report.

Foster and sustain the environmental and economic well being of the coast by linking people, information, and technology. Center Mission Coastal Hazards.

Highlighting the use of GIS in Climate Change Studies Mr. Nikolai Thomas.

B AKER E NGINEERING AND R ISK C ONSULTANTS, INC. ©2010 Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants, Inc. Building Blast-resistant Design Risk-based Approach.

TACKLING POVERTY TOGETHER Youth Contributing to Poverty Reduction.

Quantifying Disaster Risk and optimizing investment Sujit Mohanty UNISDR – Asia Pacific Protecting development gains: A path towards resilience.

National Hurricane Conference Training Session Panel: Decision-Making Tools for Risk Management & Assessment Claire Drury, HAZUS Program Manager.

World Bank Conference on Financing Disaster Risk, Washington, 2003 Catastrophe Risk Models for Asia from the User Perspective George Walker Head of Strategic.

Vanuatu Shelter Cluster meeting 18 th June 2015 PWD offices– Port Vila.

Hazard Resilient Coastal Community Index Keelin Kuipers WAS*IS Workshop II March 13, 2006.

ECLAC Disaster Assessment ECLAC Disaster Assessment Training Manual Section V (ii) Coastal Engineering: Reconstruction – Management and Mitigation.

Development of a Regional DRM Strategy for the Tourism Sector in the Caribbean Regional Workshop – May 5th, 2009 – Trinidad & Tobago “Mutually Supportive”

Technical Approach to and Experiences from Strengthening National Monitoring and Evaluation System for Most Vulnerable Children Program in Tanzania Prisca.

Child Centered DRR Project ECHO Mission Presentation 1 st June 2010 Plan Bangladesh, Dhaka Program Unit Office.

Developing Guidance Notes for Safer School Construction Image:

HAZUS-MH is a multi-hazard risk assessment and loss estimation software program developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). (animate on.

Association of Defense Communities June 23, 2015

BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES Dr. Barbara Carby The Cayman Islands LEADERS 2006, Jamaica.

Dr. Charles W. Beadling Central Asia Regional Health Security Conference April 2012 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

Risk Assessment Public Safety Geoscience Program – Earth Sciences Sector Centre for Natural Hazards Research Nicky Hastings, Bert Struik, Murray Journeay,

Introduction Training on Safe Hospitals in Disasters.

NATIONAL PROGRAM ON COMMUNITY-BASED DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT Progress during 2011 Disaster Management Center General Directorate of Water Resources Ministry.

Risk analysis workshop Dec Objectives of the workshop: Impact Intervention  Discuss the function of hazard and risk analysis in contingency planning.

© University of Reading Dec 2009 Health and Safety Induction For Works Involving UoR Water Systems University of Reading.

THE MITIGATION PHASE OF DISASTER RESPONSE Rev. Dr. Paul Wood, Jr. Greenwood District Disaster Response Coordinator.

About Us Our vision is to eradicate poverty housing worldwide We are motivated by our Christian faith We work by empowering local communities to solve.

CASUALTY INSURERS’ TEN MOST WANTED SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE RECURRING LOSSES CASUALTY INSURERS’ TEN MOST WANTED SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE RECURRING LOSSES Walter.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration Notice: Archived Document The content in this document is provided on the FDA’s website for reference purposes only.

1 Permanent window shutter details. 2 Details of roll-up shutter.

1 Classify/Categorize Deficiencies into Hazards 1 M ODULE 3:

H EALTHY HOMES RATING SYSTEM. 2 C OURSE G OALS Enable students to: Interpret and apply the principles of the Healthy Homes Rating System (HHRS), Prioritize.

Team Leader, Emergency and Humanitarian Action WHO Western Pacific Regional Office Dr Nevio Zagaria Reducing Disaster Risk for a Healthy Pacific Honolulu,

Saving lives, changing minds. Presentation title at-a-glance info (in slide master) SEA Climate Change Training Presentation title at-a-glance.

PH Building Assessment Buildings 25,70, 155, 166 and 187 Safety Analysis.

Systems mitigate risks Risks not eliminated Public Works: Prepared Annual valve testing Ongoing dam infrastructure improvement program.

CEPF Strategic Funding Direction 3 Meeting: 28 th June, 2006 Outcomes Monitoring: Status & trends in biodiversity Establishing standard regional monitoring.

National Disaster Management Practitioners, Islamabad, Pakistan.

Summary of Presentation Deer Mountain Fire Protection District Board Election Results Station 3 Firefighter Introductions New Station 3 Brush Truck New.

Disaster risk reduction initiatives

Disaster Mitigation Techniques for Householders

Creating a common understanding on Adverse events information requirements I. Bejar Alonso.

BACKGROUND FOR THE 2011 HURRICANE SEASON

PMI Strategic Plan Indonesia Adaptation Strategy 2011

LECTURE NO. 2 INTRODUCTION TO HAZARDS

Permanent window shutter details

Data sharing practices in the region

Disaster Preparedness and Response

Open Data for Decision Making: Using GeoNode for emergency preparedness & DRM Bishwa Pandey Sr. Data Management Specialist.

Agency Coastal Job Aid Knowledge Exchange 2006.

Data to Decision-Making Workshop

Presentation transcript:

Dominica Case Study: Prioritization of Interventions for Shelter Vulnerability Reduction Caribbean DRM and CCA – Spatial Data to Inform Decision-Making Workshop

2 O BJECTIVE OF THE ONGOING PROCESS Reduce the risk emergency shelters are facing in order to ensure the safety of the population Carry out a process for the prioritization of interventions (funding limitations) Coordinate amongst a multitude of ministries (Ministries of Local Government, Works, Education, ODM, Red Cross, etc.) I NTRODUCTION ¡Work in Progress!

3 M ETHODOLOGICAL A PPROACH R ISK Exposure Vulnerability Hazard

4 C OMPONENT I: H AZARD R ISK Exposure Vulnerability Hazard

5 C OMPONENT I: H AZARD The shelters are determined to provide refuge during hurricane events. This gives rise to the necessity to consider:

6 C OMPONENT I: H AZARD The shelters are determined to provide refuge during hurricane events. This gives rise to the necessity to consider:

C OMPONENT I: H AZARD 7 Expert Check

8 C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY R ISK Exposure Vulnerability Hazard

9 A) L OCATION & B UILDING C HARACTERISTICS : C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY LocationBuilding Characteristics Roof type and condition Hurricane Shutters Material and condition of the structure Hurricane straps? …

10 C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY A) L OCATION & B UILDING C HARACTERISTICS : A shelter assessment is carried every year prior to the hurricane season in which all shelters are visited and structurally assessed Before 2013, no GPS coordinates were collected Before 2013, the assessment was not digitized

11 C OMPONENT I: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY

12 C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY A) L OCATION & B UILDING C HARACTERISTICS : The surrounding topography in which the shelter is located The physical characteristics of the building (the number of stories, roof type, openings, etc.) Floor area to house occupants during and after the event

13 B) P HYSICAL V ULNERABILITY E VALUATION : Key Components that govern building vulnerability to hurricane wind: The area of openings Shutters Roof cover Exterior wall and wall cracks Number of stories Surrounding topography (steepness of the slope) C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY

14 B) P HYSICAL V ULNERABILITY E VALUATION : C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY Buildings with un-shuttered large openings AND metal roof in dubious condition Worst combination of characteristics Buildings with un-shuttered large openings OR metal roof in dubious condition Steep terrain Multiple stories Worse combination of characteristics Buildings with un-shuttered large openings OR metal roof in dubious condition Bad combination of characteristics

15 C) S OCIAL V ULNERABILITY OR “C RITICALITY ”: C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY Level of Importance of and Reliance on shelters in order to keep the population safe

16 C OMPONENT II: E XPOSURE AND V ULNERABILITY

P RIORITIZATION OF V ULNERABILITY R EDUCTION I NTERVENTIONS 17 R ISK Exposure Vulnerability Hazard

Dominica Case Study: Prioritization of Interventions for Shelter Vulnerability Reduction Caribbean DRM and CCA – Spatial Data to Inform Decision-Making Workshop