Climate Change and Local Level Disaster Risk Reduction Planning ...
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Table 2 Questions to be asked while integrating climate change concerns into disaster risk<br />
management<br />
S<br />
No<br />
Stage in <strong>Disaster</strong><br />
Management Cycle<br />
Questions to be asked<br />
1 <strong>Disaster</strong> Event Is this disaster a regular feature in that location?<br />
Is there a shift in disaster profile of the region?<br />
Has there been a shift in the intensity <strong>and</strong> magnitude of the<br />
disaster?<br />
Was there any change in the nature of impacts that reflected a<br />
change in local vulnerabilities?<br />
Has there been any change in the impacts?<br />
Were the vulnerabilities <strong>and</strong> risks changed from previous<br />
disaster events of similar intensity <strong>and</strong> magnitude?<br />
2 Relief phase Is the previously planned relief preparedness sufficient?<br />
3 Rehabilitation <strong>and</strong><br />
reconstruction<br />
What are the gaps in capacities at this phase?<br />
Does the rehabilitation <strong>and</strong> reconstruction requirements are<br />
growing continuously?<br />
What is the rate of such increments?<br />
How such rehabilitation investments could be met in future?<br />
What are gaps in capacities at this phase?<br />
Does the increased needs correspond to the risks?<br />
4 Mitigation What are the climate vulnerabilities of the region?<br />
What mitigation measures worked <strong>and</strong> what measures didn’t<br />
work in the light of increasing intensities of disasters?<br />
Are the mitigation measures increasingly becoming<br />
inadequate?
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