1 REGIONAL POLICY DIALOGUE DISASTER NETWORK Walter Arensberg Thursday, November 15.

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1 REGIONAL POLICY DIALOGUE DISASTER NETWORK Walter Arensberg Thursday, November 15

2 WHY WAS A DISASTER NETWORK CREATED? WHAT IS DISASTER MANAGEMENT? WHY HAS SUCH A HETEROGENOUS GROUP BEEN INVITED? WHAT WILL THE FOCUS OF THE FIRST MEETING BE? WHAT IS EXPECTED FROM THE NETWORK MEMBERS?

3 WHY WAS A DISASTER NETWORK CREATED? BECAUSE OF CATASTROPHIC IMPACT OF DISASTERS IN THE REGIONBECAUSE OF CATASTROPHIC IMPACT OF DISASTERS IN THE REGION TO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF DISASTER RISKTO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF DISASTER RISK BECAUSE DISASTERS CONSTITUTE AN UNRESOLVED DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMBECAUSE DISASTERS CONSTITUTE AN UNRESOLVED DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEM

4 Catastrophic impact of Disasters in the region Human Cost: 45,000 dead in the 1990s and 40 million affected Financial Cost: Over $20 billion in direct and indirect damages in the 1990s Macroeconomic cost: Fiscal deficit, balance of trade deficit, reduction in GDP Social Cost: Increased poverty and destroyed communities Psychological Cost: Hard to measure

5 WHAT IS DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT UNDERSTANDING RISK: OVERALL ANALYSIS OF RISK AND WHO BEARS IT (VULNERABILTY ASSESSMENTS, HAZARD ASSESSMENTS, RISK ANALYSIS) REDUCING RISK: INTEGRATING RISK ANALYSIS INTO DEVELOPMENT PLANNING (PREVENTION AND MITIGATION) TRANSFERRING RISK: COPING WITH REMAINING CATASTROPHIC RISK (FINANCIAL PROTECTION THROUGH INSURANCE, CONTIGENT CREDIT, ETC)

6 CONCEPT OF RISK VULNERABILITY (predisposition of exposed elements to be negatively affected) HAZARD (probability that an event will strike a given place e.g. an earthquake) RISK (possibility of a disaster in given place and time)

7 WHY HAS SUCH A HETEROGENOUS GROUP BEEN INVITED? Reflects the multi-sectoral and multi-institutional nature of disaster management A preparatory group for the disaster Network recommended that the IDB involve different participants in the discussion Regional meetings and exchanges on the theme of natural disasters typically attract “experts” already convinced of the importance of this theme It is important to involve members who have a mandate for prevention, mitigation, finance, and national planning

8 WHAT WILL THE FOCUS OF THE FIRST MEETING BE? NATIONAL SYSTEMS AND INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT National plan or strategy for disaster risk management National plan or strategy for emergency management Financial and political sustainability of the system Policy formulation Relevant legislation Widespread participation in the systems

9 WHAT IS EXPECTED FROM THE NETWORK MEMBERS? Determine organization of next meeting: elect a president Determine the agenda of subsequent meetings Agree on background studies to be commissioned by IDB Engage in frank and open discussion of issues related to disaster management Provide feedback to improve future meetings