Institute of Meteorology and Water Management Roman Konieczny

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The assessment of preparation and operation of the County Centre of Critical Management.
Advertisements

GP-DRR Parallel Meeting Disaster Preparedness M C. Oxley 4 th June 2007 Purpose: To stimulate substantive discussion on disaster preparedness in support.
17 June 2009 Page 1School Disaster Safety - Sri Lanka School Disaster Safety in Sri Lanka.
DS-01 Disaster Risk Reduction and Early Warning Definition
1 Bishkek November 17, Goulsara Pulatova RegionalCoordinator UNISDR Secretariat Office in Central Asia 2nd Regional Consultative.
World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water Systematic Development of Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems Maryam Golnaraghi,
DISASTER PLANNING: Do it Before Disaster Strikes Community Issues Satellite Workshops Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity.
The 2010 Population and Housing Census National Statistical Office, Thailand May 2010, Bangkok, Thailand.
The Anticipated Response: an essential element in end-to-end, community-early warning systems Topics: 1.Frameworks. 2.Trends: operational and institutional.
New technologies and disaster information resources Part 2. The right information, at the right time, the right way.
COMMUNITY PRESENTATION
CHILD WELFARE REFORM PROJECT COMMUNICATION STRATEGY.
Prof. Dr. Robert Jüpner 4th ISFD, Toronto 2008 The new European Flood Management Directive and the municipal flood management system as one realization.
“Building Effective Public Participation in Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context” in Bulgaria Institute for Ecological Modernisation.
Météorage Lightning data for flood monitoring Marc Bonnet V.P. International October, 2011 Météorage Lightning data for flood monitoring Marc Bonnet V.P.
Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment in Relation to The Project of Flood Directive Marcin Jacewicz Regional Board for Water Management in Gdańsk.
Prevention of third party violence and promotion of a culture of social dialogue 4 projects in cooperation with KS + NUMGE Czech Republic Estonia Hungary.
By Mohamed Al-Aawah Disaster Risk Reduction Programme UNESCO Cairo Office.
Responding to Climate Change Through Flood Early Warning System Gehendra B. Gurung Practical Action Nepal Local Practitioners and Climate Change Finance.
Disaster management B.V.L.Narayana / SPTM
Overview of Early Warning system and the role of National Meteorological and Hydrological services Please use this template to guide the development of.
 Vision: Typhoon Committee is World’s best intergovernmental, regional organization for improving the quality of life of the Members’ populations through.
20 countries Over 5000 offline Europeans more then 500 telecentres.
Kanawha County’s Emergency Preparedness Plan. Planning is bringing the future into the present so you can do something about it now. Alan Lakein Time.
BRIEF INTRODUCTION ON THE CURRENT WARNING SYSTEM IN VIET NAM Do Quynh HOA, VIET NAM Regional Trainning on Severe Weather Forecasting and Warning Services:
Addicted To Life information campaign. The project in brief Source of funding: DG Justice, Drug Prevention and Information Program Target groups:
Public Participation - how to awake the people? Project meeting ENWAMA in Budapest, 28. September 2009 Leonie Goll & Andrea Wolter Dipl. Ing. Water ManagementDipl.
Round Table Event on Strengthening EWS in Africa UN Offices Nairobi, Kenya David N. MBURU Kenya Meteorological service May 2014 Kenya Met Service.
Coordination and Net Working on DRR Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT) Bishkek November, 2009.
INSTYTUT METEOROLOGII I GOSPODARKI WODNEJ INSTITUTE OF METEOROLOGY AND WATER MANAGEMENT TITLE : Report of Rapporteur on Extreme Potential Floods AUTHOR:
Non-structural Measures for Flash Flood and Debris Flow Disaster Prevention Non-structural Measures for Flash Flood and Debris Flow Disaster Prevention.
Pakistan Urban Forum -South Asian Cities Conference Session on “Disaster and Mass Causality Response in Urban Crisis” Emergency Response through Community.
The Global Conference on DRR for Civil Society Community Resilience; Mutual Learning from Practices of Nepal Empowerment of Community Based Organization.
Romania Hazard Risk Mitigation & Emergency Preparedness Project Aurel Bilanici Ministry of Interior and Administrative Reform.
Session 151 Crisis Communication in a Changing Media World Session 15 Slide Deck Slide 15-
Community and Health emergency Management Dr: Khawla Al-Hoti Family physician. Director of health services, Quriyat Willayt MRCGP,ARAB BOARD, Diploma in.
Risk Management in the Province of Tyrol 2nd European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction October 2011, Skopje Mag. Andreas Koler
Partnerships for Employment Growth and Society Cohesion. Gdansk Local Partnership Network Pomorskie Region, Poland.
EFDRR Our Goal… Good HFA Exchanges 1.Describe some exchanges that have taken place and any results. 2.Analyse the results of the questionnaire. 3.Make.
„Preventative actions – strategic planning and evaluation”
The ENPI/FLEG Program in Azerbaijan. In line with the Country Working Plan an active implementation of the ENPI/FLEG Program in Azerbaijan has been launched.
Session V: Integration of Risk Information and Early Warnings in Emergency, Preparedness, Planning and Response Symposium on Multi-Hazard Early Warning.
Session 111 Marketing Plan Form a publicity subcommittee Make the media work for you Preparing to work with the media What is your message?
Cuban Civil Defense Headquarters (CD-HQ) Cuban experience in disaster risk reduction associated with tropical cyclones.
The Four Phases of Plant Biosecurity Management Adapting an emergency management model to protect the U.S. agricultural sector from intentional and unintentional.
THE CUBAN EXPERIENCE IN THE REDUCTION OF DAMAGE PRODUCED BY NATURAL DISASTERS PROF GUSTAVO KOURI M.D. PhD.DrSc. DIRECTOR GENERAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL.
HFA Progress and Updates Consultative Meeting of National Disaster Platform on Feb 17, 2013 Jishnu Subedi Institute of Engineering Tribhuvan University.
CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR CDM IN VIET NAM Presented by Nguyen Mong Cuong Project CD4CDM - Viet Nam Outline  Overview of project  Project activities and.
Health Emergency Risk Management Pir Mohammad Paya MD, MPH,DCBHD Senior Technical Specialist Public Health in Emergencies Asian Disaster Preparedness Center.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MONITORING AND EVALUATION SYSTEM IN POLAND Monitoring indicators.
International Workshop on Flash Flood Forecasting – Costa Rica March 2006 WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION Weather, Climate and Water INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP.
Kristi Jõesaar Annika Vilu Managing Authority Ministry of Finance of Estonia Nation-wide communication campaigns in small Estonia.
The Strategy – PRERED, Forum outcomes Pablo Torrealba.
PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN “EUROPE EDUCATES – 1000 COURSES FOR 1000 DRIVERS”
Risk assessment and Natural Hazards. Concept of vulnerability (e.g. fatalities in two contrasting societies) Deaths 1 …………………………………………
INSTITUTE OF METEOROLOGY AND WATER MANAGEMENT PANEL II: ROLE OF NMHSS IN RISK IDENTIFICATION AS A FUNDAMENTAL BASIS FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AUTHOR:
The use of Knowledge Attitude Practice (K.A.P) Surveys in CBDRM projects Example in the Project: Capacity building for institutions and vulnerable communities.
The EU Floods directive -Implementation in Sweden.
Seminar on early warning systems October 2008 Aix-en-Provence Summary of outcomes.
STRENGTHENING OF CLIMATE CHANGE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS STATUS REPORT.
International Levee Handbook Overview of the handbook Chapter 6 – Emergency Management and Operations.
State Disaster Management Plan
Determining Flood Management Constitution in Ministry of Energy
INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR PREVENTION AND EARLY WARNING OF FOREST FIRES
INSTITUTE OF METEOROLOGY AND WATER MANAGEMENT
Common Alerting Protocol in a Early Flood Warning Project
Civil Protection Financial Instrument – Prevention Projects
DIRECT – DIsaster REsilient Communities and Towns
Good Practices on Disaster Prevention in Europe
River Kokemäenjoki – Flood risk management & WFD
Presentation transcript:

Institute of Meteorology and Water Management Roman Konieczny Flood education and communication on the local level as a base of flood risk reduction Institute of Meteorology and Water Management Roman Konieczny

Flood risk in Poland Big floods and local events Great floods in 1997, 2001, 2010 All floods occurred between 1997 - 2010

Office for Collaboration with Local Government, Institute of Meteorology and Water Management The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) is the research-and-development unit which runs the national hydrology and meteorology service. The Institute gathers and processes hydro-meteorological data, on the basis of which it also prepares warnings concerning threatening natural events, in the form of information, communications and hydrological and meteorological prediction. Office for Collaboration with Local Government – the unit of the Institute focus on cooperation with local communities. The office was involved in realization of many national and international projects in the field of flood management.

Measures of flood risk reduction Flood risk management FLOOD RISK means the combining of probability and negative consequences of floods (Flood directive) Measures of flood risk reduction Hazard Eksposure Vulnerability RISK + Instruments and mechanism stimulating implementation of above measures

Main directions of activity Based on research and practical experience we try to promote three directions of activity: Development of an local flood warning system Improvement of inhabitant knowledge and awareness (trainings, education, cooperation with massmedia) Preparation of flood mitigation plans for small towns, communes etc.

LOCAL FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM Case: Kłodzko Valley Did you receive any warnings in 1997? Local Flood Monitoring System Did they reach you on time?

Local Flood Warning System OSIRIS Project (V FP) Klodzk County: floods in 1997 / 1998, total losses 87 / 28 mln PLN, fatalities 13 / 8. District of Klodzko built local flood monitoring system (40 rain and water gauges) Tools for county crisis management center: Software aiding local center in assessing flood risk and possible consequences of risk Notification system mass telephone notification system to inhabitants (800 persons/hour) Educational program – cooperation with schools, gminas, journalists, NGO. Office for Collaboration with Local Government, IMGW Kraków, Poland

Kędzierzyn-Kożle City Local flood warning systems Local Flood Warning Systems in Poland Staszów District Świdnica District Kraków City Nowa Ruda Commune Tarnów City Kłodzko Dist. Mielec District Kędzierzyn-Kożle City Wroclaw City Jasło District Żywiec District Brzesko Commune

Water level measurement updated every half an hour Access to the rain and water level data Water level measurement updated every half an hour Water level chart Stan alarmowy Stan ostrzegawczy Rain and water level data are available for general public. Updated every half an hour data from approximately 1000 rain and water gauges are presented in internet on the Web Page pogodynka.pl Select the water gauge Select the region Cel Zwrócenie uwagi na najbardziej wiarygodne źródło ostrzeżeń o zagrożeniu powodziowym dla miejscowości i aktualnej sytuacji powodziowej oraz zalecanych sposobach postępowania. Opis Ostrzeżenia o zagrożeniu powodziowym przygotowywane są w Instytucie Meteorologii i Gospodarki Wodnej, który dysponuje siecią pomiarową i obserwacyjną, i na podstawie danych z tej sieci opracowuje prognozy meteorologiczne i hydrologiczne. Przesyłane są one zgodnie z obowiązującymi przepisami do centrów zarządzania kryzysowego odpowiednich urzędów wojewódzkich, które z kolei rozsyłają je do centrów powiatowych, skąd następnie trafiają do gmin. Jak widać droga powiadamiania jest dosyć długa. Zdarza się, że do mieszkańców te ostrzeżenia docierają zbyt późno, by mogli oni uratować swój dobytek. Dlatego coraz częściej samorządy lokalne (gminy i powiaty) budują swoje własne posterunki pomiarowe, by mieć szybszy dostęp do informacji o zagrożeniu. Jednak dostęp do informacji pomiarowej i do prognoz to jedno. Druga sprawa to obowiązująca w Polsce jeszcze ciągle praktyka działania, zgodnie z którą ostrzeżenia wysyłane są do mieszkańców dopiero wtedy, gdy jest już pewność, że powódź jest nieuchronna. Więc zamiast próbować dzwonić co pół godziny do lokalnego centrum kryzysowego, by spytać, czy woda opada, czy raczej się podnosi, można obserwować sytuację przez Internet. IMGW na stronach www.pogodynka.pl umieszcza komunikaty i ostrzeżenia oraz udostępnia dane pomiarowe poziomu wody w rzekach, odświeżając je co pół godziny.

Education programme School competition Task 2 – family evacuation plans Basic assumptions: Let’s touch problems instead of bone up on its Do something practical for others Share collected knowledge and experience with others. Task 1 – historical floods Task 3 – sharing knowledge

Results of the education contest in Brzesko keep the people away from the flood Be familiar with flood (community preparedness) In the contest, the following effects were achieved: Wisła 4 municipalities (local authorities) took part in the contest 12 schools, 22 teachers and 360 students took part in the contest Over 280 families prepared Family Flood Plans About 1500 persons from the area were exposed to flood subject matter.

Cooperation with the media Handbook for crisis management centers Materials for journalists Journalists can pick up the handbook at crisis management centers How to understand and work with the media the causes of catastrophes the possible course they can take institutions and their responsibilities advice to people at risk These publications were prepared on the base of interviews with 12 journalists, 57 crisis managers and analysis of content of 100 press articles and 6 hours of television materials.

Non-stop River Talk summer action of Radio Kraków For 3 months, the program was broadcast from a ship moored to the river bank. The main goal was to draw people’s attention to the river, its role in human life, its benefits and the problems it causes. The program included an exhibition about Kraków’s flood history, discussions with authorities on the future of the river, courses in salsa dancing on the bank of the river, etc.. Thousands of people participated.

Local flood mitigation plan for village Cooperation with inhabitants Pilot program for small village Gorzanów (1000 inhabitants) affected by flood in 1997 when 81 houses were affected. Planning group: residents, volunteers from fire brigades, priest, elected village representatives to local council, teachers, members of Friends of Gorzanow Association etc. Work carried out: Diagnosis of local perception of flood risk (questionnaire) Flood hazard maps (1997) Local warning dissemination system based on volunteers Elements of response plan Educational activity – cooperation with school, local NGO…

Identified local flood issues Did you know that your house is within inundation areas? Channel Residents believe that only structural measures are able to help them. Reservoirs planned for upper Nysa Kłodzka reduce 1% flood in Gorzanów by 0,3 – 0,4 m.

Flood wardens (volunteers) network Flood wardens tasks: Warn neighbours Update phone numbers Disseminate information (leaflets) Advise neighbours how to protect their property Network is under control of local volunteer fire brigade.

Risk communication prevention phase

Thank you for your attention roman.konieczny@imgw.pl