1. DisDat Disaster portal and information sharing – the continuation
Carlos Villacis – GRIP Coordinator

2. Overview Integration CRED-GRIPweb Further development
Initial applications
What is next
Long-Term vision

3. Full integration to GRIPweb
Automatic update in both sites
Unique registration process
Enhanced security
(GRIP server)

4. Contents Expansion Originally 48 databases
With collaboration from UNDP Country and Regional Offices and other GRIP implementing partners
Currently 66 databases
Global  15
National  43
Subnational  4
Multinational  2
About 30 databases use DesInventar

5. Access to data ensured Necessary agreements (not always possible)
Technical assistance (tutorial documents, online training)

6. Online training

7. Simple analyses readily available
For about 30 countries
Real time access – reflect updates
Event occurrence
Human impact – Deaths and affected people
Impact to Housing Sector – Damaged and destroyed
Simple analyses
Causality
Time analysis – trends
Geographic distribution – mapping applications
Results presentation
Graphics
Downloadable, exportable tables
HTML and PDF versions

8. Example for Nepal – Causality

9. Example for Nepal – Time analysis

10. Example for Nepal – Spatial distribution

11. Example for Nepal – Tabular form

12. Applications in Decision making started
Location of UNDP Early Recovery Advisors

13. Detection of anomalies in risk models

14. What is next Aggregation capabilities:
GLIDE: Unique identification code – ADRC
Improvements in governance, technical soundness and training of GLIDE generators
10 ASEAN countries – training of GLIDE generators
Aggregations at different levels
Local  Cali, Medellin
Sub-national  India, Baja California (Mexico)
National
Regional  South Eastern Europe, Arab States, Asia
Global

15. What is next (cont.) Minimum standards Quality Control Mechanisms
Definitions
Hazards
Impacts
DRM-oriented contents  Mozambique
Severity
social vulnerabilities
Recovery
Interoperability
Quality Control Mechanisms
CRED – First phase (Asia)

16. Disaster Database Standards

17. Expansion of partnerships
Core Group
CRED, Munich-Re, ADRC, La Red, ISDR,UNDP
Munich – Feb 08

18. Expansion of partnerships & applications
New partnerships
CEN - European Committee for Standardization
Pacific Disaster Center
ASEAN
SOPAC
European Union Joint Research center
Regional Technical Support Centers
Applications for different users
Local  Community, local authorities
Sub-national  Provincial, state authorities (Baja California, Mexico)
National  Central governments
Regional  Regional organizations (SEE, Arabic Countries)
Global  International organizations

19. Long-term Vision
This afternoon

20. Thank you!

21. Overview Integration-website, registration Expansion Access
Initial applications – country profiles, Sri Lanka (high risk districts, ER advisors)
Vision – GLIDE (aggregation, ASEAN), minimum standards (definitions (hazards, impacts), DRM-oriented contents (severity, social vulnerabilities, recovery), interoperability), Quality Control mechanisms), further partnerships and expansions (EU, SOPAC, PDC, RTSCs, Regional Databases), Analysis and applications (Levels of application (global, regional-SEE/Arab States, national, subnational-BC), GAR report)
Disaster Analyst
Acknowledgments (photo)