Jeremy Collymore, Coordinator Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency For the Association Française pour la Prévention des catastrophes naturelles.

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Jeremy Collymore, Coordinator Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency For the Association Française pour la Prévention des catastrophes naturelles (AFPCN) Workshop on Cyclonic Risk and Climate Change Guadeloupe May 14-16, 2007 CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN:

CONTEXT  2 ND most hazard prone region  3 times more disasters in 1990’s than 1970’s  Major impact every 4 ½ years  Event affects 9% population  Average damage and loss – 14% GDP CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

MANAGING THREAT Embedded in a culture of crisis management Reactive Disconnect between disaster management and development CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

DISASTER DEVELOPMENT Recognition of vulnerability longstanding Framed in impact terms Driven by association of disaster losses Little reference to resilience CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

CONSEQUENCE Available tools and products but no change in vulnerability Socio-political context missing CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

CHANGING THE PARADIGM: Disaster management that is multi-hazard and integrated Assessment and analysis that is contextual Focus on generators of vulnerability CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

CHALLENGES IN ADVANCING PARADIGM - LOCAL Mono hazard focus Absence of State policy on risk and acceptability Limited inter-sectoral dialogue Short term focus of programmes CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

GLOBAL CHALLENGES: A COMPLICATION Transboundary threats – Pandemic, Bird Flu, SARS, Terrorism Threat to world trade and economy Unheralded alliance between private and public sector Intensive investment in contingency planning Hyogo Framework of Action (HFA) CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

GLOBAL CHALLENGES: HUMANITARIAN REFORM Cluster Approach CERF OSLO Guidelines Code of Practice UNDAC, Flash appeals Millennium Development Goals CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

OPPORTUNITIES FOR REGION Crowning recognition of link between sustainable development and disaster management Adaptation Agenda in climate change More focus on man-made hazards Private sector support and resources for disaster management CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

CDM STRATEGY: CDERA RESPONSE Links – Disasters and Development Multi-hazard and Multi-sector Provides mechanisms for cooperation and collaboration Results driven CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

CDM AS A PROGRAMME Results centred Priority outcomes agreed Aligned to Hyogo Framework of Action (HFA) Target leaders Does not compromise mandates Moving towards cooperative programming at regional and national levels CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

PRIORITY OUTCOMES Outcome 1 – Enhanced institutional support for CDM Program implementation at national and regional levels CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

PRIORITY OUTCOMES Outcome 2 – An effective mechanism and programme for management of comprehensive disaster management knowledge has been established. CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

PRIORITY OUTCOMES Outcome 3 – Disaster Risk Management has been mainstreamed at national levels and incorporated into key sectors of national economies (including tourism, health and agriculture) CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

PRIORITY OUTCOMES Outcome 4 - Enhanced community resilience in CDERA states/ territories to mitigate and respond to the adverse effects of climate change and disasters CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN

THE END THANK YOU CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN THE CARIBBEAN JEREMY McA COLLYMORE - COORDINATOR Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency (CDERA) Building #1, Manor Lodge Complex, Lodge Hill, St. Michael Tel no: (246) or Fax no: (246)