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Senior Strategic Planning Officer OMM WMO WMO’S PROGRAMME ON NATURAL DISASTER MITIGATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AFRICA by Yinka R. Adebayo, Ph.D Senior Strategic Planning Officer World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Geneva, Switzerland

Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme OMM WMO Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme WMO Bulletin

Evolution of natural disasters and their impacts OMM WMO Evolution of natural disasters and their impacts 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 1970 s 1980 1990 No of reported disasters No reported killed ( thousands ) No reported affected millions Damage billions US$ Sources: IFRC World Disaster Reports

Global distribution of natural hazards (1993-2002) OMM WMO Global distribution of natural hazards (1993-2002)

Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Disaster Prevention and Mitigation OMM WMO Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Programme Fourteenth WMO Congress (May 2003) Recognized the significant role WMO and NMHSs play in international disaster reduction activities concerning mitigation of, and preparedness for, natural disasters of meteorological or hydrological origin Decided to initiate a new WMO major programme on Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (building on all relevant WMO Programmes and activities) as a crosscutting programme to enhance international cooperation and collaboration in the field of natural disaster activities

Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme OMM WMO Objectives Objectives - - Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme Enhancement of the internal coordination Enhancement of the assistance to Members Enhancement of the international cooperation Enhancement of the WMO image

Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Objectives Objectives - - Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and OMM WMO Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme Enhancement of Internal Coordination Enhancement of Internal Coordination To ensure integration of relevant activities being carried out under the various WMO Programmes in the area of disaster risk reduction , namely through: Strengthening the coordination of relevant activities and projects within WMO scientific and technical programmes and making fuller useof pertinent achievements made within these programmes Preparation of an integrated planning and reporting documents concerning the WMO activities in the disaster risk reduction area

Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Objectives Objectives - - Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and OMM WMO Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme Enhancement of the Assistance to Members Enhancement of the Assistance to Members To develop an effective and efficient mechanism to provide, in an integrated fashion, the WMO response to the requirements and needs of Members and international community concerning disaster reduction in light of related developments To encourage and assist Members in developing/enhancing NMHSs contribution to national disaster preparedness programmes in a more fully integrated manner, especially in coordination with national civil defence/disaster coordination offices

Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme OMM WMO Objectives Objectives - - Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme Enhancement of International Cooperation Enhancement of International Cooperation To ensure that activities and results of relevant WMO Programmes are fully used in the process of the WMO’s participation in the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) and in other international and regional activities

Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Programme Objectives Objectives - - Disaster Prevention and Disaster Prevention and OMM WMO Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme Enhancement of WMO image Enhancement of WMO image To enhance WMO’s role and recognition as one of the leading international organizations dealing with disaster reduction, in particular through: active participation in high-level global fora and related activities liaison with appropriate proper public information activities :

Natural Disaster Prevention and Natural Disaster Prevention and OMM WMO Mitigation Programme Mitigation Programme STATUS STATUS Establishment of the infrastructure Preparation for an integrated plan Experts Group Meeting Preparing the Second World Conference on Disaster Reduction :

WMO’s Technical Assistance OMM WMO WMO’s Technical Assistance During the Decade period (1990’s) US $200 million in support of national and regional development projects- (US$ 16.79, 25.31 and 18.79 mil for 2000, 2001 and 2002 respectively) Tropical Cyclone Warning System for the South-West Indian Ocean Region Comprehensive Risk Assessment System for Technology Exchange for Natural Disasters (STEND) to identify and facilitate the transfer of technology for use in reducing the impact of natural disasters, etc. • Tropical Cyclone Programme • Public Weather Services Programme • Technical Co-operation Programme WMO

Technical Cooperation Projects OMM WMO Technical Cooperation Projects List of Ongoing Projects Country/Region Project Indicator Project Title Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) ESA UNDP Kenya KEN/001/008 (sppd) (2000-2002) Factoring of climate monitoring and early warning for disaster preparedness & management in Kenya ESA Trust Fund SADC SADC-HYCOS Eastern Africa USAID/DMCN FIT (1999-2002) Regional Climate forecasting for the Greater Horn of Africa USAID/RESDO DMC FIT (2002-2003) Climate Monitoring, Prediction and Disaster Preparedness SADC Project N AAA.6.02 (1998-2002) Strengthening the capabilities of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Drought Monitoring Centre in Harare RAFK0698 (2000-2002) Meteorological & Hydrological contributions to natural disaster preparedness & management in Southern Africa KEN/USAID/FIT (2001/2002) Improving meteorological observations through utilization of HAM radio operators in Kenya

Technical Cooperation Projects OMM WMO Technical Cooperation Projects List of Ongoing Projects Cont… Country/Region Project Indicator Project Title Central and Western Africa (CWA) CWA Trust Fund Chad CHD/FIT/SUISSE Application of agrometeorological information and advice to agricultural production in Chad Mali MLI/FIT/SUISSE Extension of the operational meteorological assistance to the rural communities in Mali CILSS SHL/FIT/ITA (Early Warning Phase II) Early warning and agricultural yield forecasting, Phase II (refer to: http://p-case.iata.fi.cnr.it/ap3a)

WMO Activities in Support of NEPAD OMM WMO WMO Activities in Support of NEPAD Establishment of a WMO programme on natural disaster reduction and risk management Support the capacities of NMHSs and regional institutions in order to contribute in natural disasters and risk management Support development and implementation of the strategic Plan on the World Weather Watch (WWW) basic systems in Africa Three project proposals ready seeking for funding Support various activities through various programmes The WMO Regional Association I at its 13th Session in November 2002 Noted that the implementation of NEPAD objectives in various sectors required weather and climate information and products It requested the WMO Secretary General to take necessary measures to support NEPAD initiatives by ensuring that all WMO programmes and planned activities support NEPAD objectives and projects.

WMO’s Specific Actions in Support of NEPAD’s Action Plan OMM WMO WMO’s Specific Actions in Support of NEPAD’s Action Plan Implemented through providing support and building capacities of national and regional institutions for provision and effective use of weather information on the following sectors: Poverty Alleviation enhancing natural disaster preparedness, prevention and mitigation programmes provision of timely and skillful tailored weather and climate information and services in support of income-earning Health supportof health programmes on communicable tropical-related diseases including malaria and respiratory problems.

WMO’S Specific Actions Cont…. OMM WMO WMO’S Specific Actions Cont…. Agriculture and Food Security provision of seasonal climate outlooks and agrometeorological warnings Information and Communication Technology assist NMHSs to keep up-to-date with technological development in planning and implementing new Basic Meteorological Systems. Energy support national and regional efforts for the development of solar and wind energy and hydropower generation programmes Transport contribute to capacity building for providing transport operations with skillful weather and climate products.

WMO’S Specific Actions Cont…. OMM WMO WMO’S Specific Actions Cont…. Water and Sanitation assist with improved continuous assessment and management of water resources and for responding to threats of floods and droughts Combating Desertification continue with its active participation and support in the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) assist NMHSs and other national, regional and other relevant continental institutions in capacity building for the provision and use of weather and climate information to improve preparedness Coastal Management, Global Warming and Environmental Governance continue to support for the continuation of IPCC and involvement of NMHSs in climate change studies, environmental monitoring and public awareness raising ensure international conventions, protocols and other legal instruments are scientifically based

The WMO’s Climate Information and Prediction Services (CLIPS) Project OMM WMO The WMO’s Climate Information and Prediction Services (CLIPS) Project Will contribution to NEPAD’s objectives through: Enhancing the capacities and capabilities of all in Africa NMHSs to provide climate information and forecast to users Encouraging use of climate information and prediction products by end-users of various social economical sector This will be achieved through the following four main activities of CLIPS; Assisting NMHSs through Training workshops and seminars Support Development of methodologies and infrastructure in response to user needs Carrying out joint activities with research programmes Establishment of closer interaction with potential users

OMM WMO Capacity Building Focal Points: CLIPS National Focal Points have been nominated for whole WMO RA I. Training Workshops CLIPS Curriculum Climate Outlook Forums (COFs) through DMCs

OMM WMO Training Workshops

Climate Outlook Forums OMM WMO Climate Outlook Forums

Summary WMO’s activities in support of NEPAD’s objectives focus on : OMM WMO Summary WMO’s activities in support of NEPAD’s objectives focus on : the development and coordination of regional and national programmes/projects to improve facilities, human resources and operational capacities of NMHSs and relevant sub-regional and regional institutions in the region.

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