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Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers E Actions Sub-actions Tips Further information Usefulness of developing a vulnerability map (p. 62) Map key assets, critical facilities and networks (i.e. life line services and tourism supply networks) Use output from the risk assessment Collect information (a survey may be necessary) Identify on the map, the vulnerable areas related to the local community, tourism infrastructures and facilities, to property and to the environment Develop the vulnerability map 8 Develop vulnerability maps p. 111 Appendix A.4: Shelter Assessment p115 When reviewing the potential shelters and their location, keep in mind the nature of the disaster, the accessibility of the evacuation routes to the shelters and the Consider vulnerable population groups Based on the risk assessment and the vulnerability map key community assets and for each building, i.e. hotels, or upper land areas the potential for being p. 64, p.78-79 9 Undertake a shelter assessment: a shelter) Identify evacuation routes Activities involved in developing risk scenarios (p.65) Use hazard and vulnerability maps to estimate damages and secondary effects Consider the disaster management implications considering the local tourism Come up with a set of representative scenarios – make sure to include scenarios for different weather seasons and tourism seasons 10 scenarios 114 | Appendix E
Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers Actions Sub-actions Tips Further information Appendix C-(p.122) p.79-80 and responsibilities Ensure that emergency meeting points are indicated and rescue operations are outlined. Review and compare existing plans, in light of the previous actions. Draft the plan taking into account previous actions scenarios. 11 Draft the disaster preparedness plan Plan approval (p. 76) 12 Submit the plan to local authorities Activities involved in capacity building (p.92-93) Emphasize tasks and responsibilities of each of the responders and authorities Objective: to reinforce ability to respond effectively to disaster events Organize capacity building seminars on the Disaster Preparedness Plan, to train responders, local authorities and members of the CG. Prepare drills, exercises and training on what to expect during implementation 13 Build capacities / Train responders and local authorities on the plan E 115
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