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V&A VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTATION VASS VIET NAMESE ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES VI VULNERABILITY INDEX WB WORLD BANK WFP WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME WHO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION WREA WATER RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT ADMINISTRATION (LAOS) WRRCC WATER RESOURCES COORDINATION COMMITTEE WRTC WATER, RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTRE LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE 1: MEMBER COUNTRIES OF THE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS (ASEAN), ADOPTED FROM ASEAN (2009) (IN BLACK: COUNTRIES CONSIDERED IN THIS STUDY) FIGURE 2: NATIONAL LEVEL SYNTHESIS ON VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTATION – AN APPROACH 10 11 FIGURE 3: LAO PDR LOCATION MAP (LAO PDR, 2009A) 15 FIGURE 4: NUMBERS OF ANNUAL HOT DAY (>33 ºC) AND COOL DAY (
FIGURE 19: PERCENTAGE OF DAMAGE (US$) DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980-2009 55 FIGURE 20: OPERATIONAL SET-UP OF PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON CLIMATE CHANGE (ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU, 2007) FIGURE 21: DISASTER COORDINATING COUNCILS (DCCS)’ ORGANIZATIONAL NETWORK (ASIAN DISASTER PREPAREDNESS CENTER, 2003) 64 65 FIGURE 22: LOCATION MAP OF INDONESIA (UNDATA, 2009) 70 FIGURE 23: CLIMATE HAZARD MAP OF INDONESIA (EXTRACTED FROM MULTIPLE CLIMATE HAZARD MAP OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, YUSUF A.A. AND H.A. FRANCISCO, 2009) FIGURE 24: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOP 5 NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 FIGURE 25: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 70 72 72 FIGURE 26: PERCENTAGE OF DAMAGE (US$) DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980-2009 73 FIGURE 27: MAP OF BASIN OF CITARUM RIVER (TAKEUCHI, 1995) 74 FIGURE 28: EXAMPLE OF LONG TERM PLAN FOR ADAPTATION FOR THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR (BOER, 2007 CITED IN MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, 2007) 77 FIGURE 29: LOCATION MAP OF THAILAND UNDATA, 2009) 88 FIGURE 30: NUMBER OF DAYS PER ANNUM WITH MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES ABOVE 33ºC. CO2 = 360PPM (BASELINE) (SEA START RC, 2006 CITED IN MRC, 2009) FIGURE 31: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOP 5 NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 FIGURE 32: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 88 88 89 FIGURE 33: PERCENTAGE OF DAMAGE (US$) DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980-2009 89 FIGURE 34: INSTITUTIONAL ORGANIZATION CONCERNING CLIMATE CHANGE (SOURCE: MRC, 2009) 98 FIGURE 35: LOCATION MAP OF CAMBODIA (CIA, 2009) 106 FIGURE 36: CLIMATE HAZARD MAP OF THE CAMBODIA (EXTRACTED FROM MULTIPLE CLIMATE HAZARD MAP OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, YUSUF A.A. AND H.A. FRANCISCO, 2009)) FIGURE 37: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOP 5 NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 FIGURE 38: PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980- 2009 106 109 109 FIGURE 39: PERCENTAGE OF DAMAGE (US$) DUE TO TOTAL NATURAL DISASTERS 1980-2009 109 FIGURE 40: LEVEL OF VULNERABILITY TO FLOOD BY PROVINCE (CAMBODIAN CLIMATE CHANGE OFFICE, 2005 CITED IN MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, 2006) FIGURE 41: LEVEL OF VULNERABILITY TO DROUGHT BY PROVINCE (CAMBODIAN CLIMATE CHANGE OFFICE, 2005 CITED IN MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, 2006) FIGURE 42: ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF NATIONAL COORDINATION BODIES FACILITATING CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION (NAVANN, 2009) 110 111 117 FIGURE 43: ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN CAMBODIA 120 FIGURE 44: LOCATION MAP OF UNION OF MYANMAR (UNDATA, 2010) 124 FIGURE 45: COUNTRIES MOST AFFECTED FROM EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS 1990-2008 (SOURCE: GERMANWATCH AND MUNICH RE NATCATSERVICE® CITED IN HARMELING, 2009) 124 vi
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