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Chapter 3 Policy and public commitment: the foundation of disaster risk reduction 3.1 Institutional frameworks: Policy, legislation and organizational development for national and local decision-making 3.2 Regional cooperation, interaction and experience 3.3 Community action 79
Community scale model to identify hazards and vulnerabilities from Canton Daule, Ecuador, Red Cross, Guayas
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Table of Contents Acknowledgements
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Bastien Affeltranger, France Tom Al
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Introduction This is a preliminary
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A more vulnerable world The trend s
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Journey to a safer world This revie
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Riskland- a fun way to learn how to
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A selection of disaster reduction a
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development of Africa, deserves att
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ment. Therefore organizational fram
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(NSA) and the System for Environmen
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Selected application of disaster re
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patory approaches: empowering local
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een highlighted and additional asse
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Ways to achieve a safer built envir
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ture. The following cases demonstra
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carry out these guidelines. For the
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intended to build institutional str
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The PRECLIF Project for the Local P
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It is because these factors, compou
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Combined investment in economic dev
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mitigation, recovery and reconstruc
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uilding public and individual asset
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early warning reducing the conseque
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organization-specific requirements.
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The success of the WMO programmes i
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orological services can provide by
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Criteria to measure the effectivene
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Chapter 6 Related international com
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Related international commitments a
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These joined the long standing Rams
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The Clean Development Mechanism (CD
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Division for the Advancement of Wom
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ECLAC secretariat headquarters Casi
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The UNDP Drylands Development Centr
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The foundation of UNICEF action lie
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Specialized agencies Food and Agric
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World Health Organization (WHO) WHO
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international scientific voice on c
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Disaster Mitigation and Relief Oper
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an International Training Centre fo
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the United Nations Secretary-Genera
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Chapter 7 Challenges for the future
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Challenges for the future 7 Challen
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improved disaster risk reduction. T
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Building performance targets In ord
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Challenges for the future 7 Methodo
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Annexes 1. Terminology: Basic terms
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“In recent years the world has wi
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