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Regional DRR and Adaptation Programme Cooperation with World Bank/UNDP/ISDR/WMO Example: South East Europe (8 countries) • Three interlinked Development Components: – Risk Management governance and Institutional Capacities (UNDP/ISDR) – Hydro meteorological services (WMO and World Bank) – Insurance and financial risk transfer (World bank) • First year – Detailed multi-agency national capacities and needs assessments (funded by World Bank) – Regional cooperation framework – Donor and partners identification – Integration of relevant WMO Programmes • Year two-onwards – Capacity Development – Phased project management cycle • National Assessments completed and published in 2008 • Regional Cooperation Framework developed, published in 2008 • EC DG Enlargement as the primary donor identified • First 2-year project proposal developed with UNDP) • Project funded and initiated in July 2009 • This phase of the project will be completed by Q1 2011
Regional Programme on DRR in SE Europe • 2007 – South East Europe Disaster Risk Mitigation and Adaptation Programme (SEEDRMAP) assessment (SEEDRMAP is a collaborative initiative developed by the World Bank and the secretariat of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UN/ISDR), together with the European Commission, the Council of Europe, the Council of Europe Development Bank, the World Meteorological Organization and other partners) • 2008 – proposal to EC DG Enlargement for an IPA multibeneficiary action • 2009 – IPA/2009/199-922 Action approved. Two Components: ‣ Activity 1: Building Capacity in Disaster Risk Reduction through Regional Cooperation and Collaboration in South East Europe (UNDP) ‣ Activity 2: Regional Cooperation in South Eastern Europe for meteorological, hydrological and climate data management and exchange to support Disaster Risk Reduction (WMO)
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