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184 MEDIA KIT Haze Technical Task Force The Sixth Meeting of the ASEAN Senior Offi cials on the Environment (ASOEN) held in Bali, Indonesia on 20-22 September 1995 agreed to establish a Haze Technical Task Force to operationalize and implement the measures recommended in the ASEAN Cooperation Plan on Transboundary Pollution relating to atmospheric pollution, including the following tasks : • Demarcate critical areas of land and forest fi res; • Identify the critical periods for occurrence of smoke haze; • Develop a system for National Focal Points to alert ASOEN on impending haze; • Facilitate proper collection and effective dissemination of meteorological data, including satellite photographs on “hotspots” by the ASEAN Specialized Meteorological Center (ASMC) and the countries concerned; • Develop proper monitoring system on actions taken on the ground to fi ght and contain land and forest fi res; and • Monitor and report on status of projects relating to the management and control of transboundary haze pollution involving international organizations and developed countries. The Haze Technical Task Force consists of senior offi cials from the 10 ASEAN Member Countries. It meets regularly to review the progress of the Regional Haze Action Plan. The Regional Haze Action plan (RHAP) outlines an overall framework for guiding the process of strengthening the region’s capacity to address its transboundary haze pollution problem. The RHAP has three major components: prevention, mitigation and monitoring. Its primary objectives are to: • Prevent forest and land fi res through better management policies and enforcement • Establish operational mechanisms to monitor forest and land fi res • Strengthen regional land and forest fi refi ghting capability with other mitigation measures Haze Technical Task Force Ministry of Environment Jalan D.I. Panjaitan Kav.24, Kebon Nanas, Jakarta Timur, 13410, Indonesia Tel: (+6221) 8580112 Fax: (+6221) 8580112
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) chapter 6. resources The Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), established in 1986, is an international organization and an important neutral focal point in Asia and the Pacifi c for promoting disaster awareness and the development of local capabilities to foster institutionalized disaster management and mitigation policies. It supports the advancement of safer communities and sustainable development, through implementing programs and projects that reduce the impact of disasters upon countries and communities in Asia and the Pacifi c, by: • Developing and enhancing sustainable institutional disaster risk management capacities, frameworks and mechanisms, and supporting the development and implementation of government policies; • Facilitating the dissemination and exchange of disaster risk management expertise, experience and information; and • Raising awareness and enhancing disaster risk management knowledge and skills. Asian Disaster Preparedness Center P.O. Box 4,Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120,Thailand Tel (+662)516 5900 - 10, Fax (+662)524 5382, Email: mzubair@ adpc.net Website: www.adpc.net Sources A Dramatic Tool for Cyclone Preparedness Manual, FSP Fiji, 2000 ASEAN Regional Program on Disaster Management 2004-2010, Bangkok, ADPC BBC World Service, 2004 http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/specials/1715_reporters/page5. shtml Imelda Abarquez and Zubair Murshed, CBDRM Field Practitioners’ Handbook, Bangkok, ADPC, 2004 185
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