Science and Technology for the Post-2015 DRR framework - EFDRR discussion Professor Virginia Murray. Vice-chair UNISDR Science and Technical Advisory Group.

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Science and Technology for the Post-2015 DRR framework - EFDRR discussion Professor Virginia Murray. Vice-chair UNISDR Science and Technical Advisory Group Public Health Consultant in Global Disaster Risk Reduction, Public Health England Science and Technical Advisory Group

Recommendations 1. Encourage science to demonstrate that it can inform policy and practice 2. Use a problem-solving approach to research that integrates all hazards and disciplines 3. Promote knowledge into action 4. Science should be key to the Post Hyogo Framework for Action

Recommendations 1. Encourage science to demonstrate that it can inform policy and practice 2. Use a problem-solving approach to research that integrates all hazards and disciplines 3. Promote knowledge into action 4. Science should be key to the Post Hyogo Framework for Action

Statement on establishing an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience for the post-2015 agenda

1.Champion and reinforce existing and future programmes and initiatives for integrated research and the scientific assessment of disaster risk 2.Establish an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience for the post 2015 agenda An Action Agenda

Statement on establishing an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience producing periodic reports on current and future disaster risks and on the status of efforts to manage such risks at global, regional, national and local scales.

Statement on establishing an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience producing periodic reports on current and future disaster risks and on the status of efforts to manage such risks at global, regional, national and local scales. monitoring progress toward internationally- agreed targets for reducing disaster losses and building resilience to disasters..

Statement on establishing an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience producing periodic reports on current and future disaster risks and on the status of efforts to manage such risks at global, regional, national and local scales. monitoring progress toward internationally- agreed targets for reducing disaster losses and building resilience to disasters. providing guidance on terminology, methodologies and standards for risk assessments, risk modelling, taxonomies and the use of data..

Statement on establishing an international science advisory mechanism for disaster risk reduction to strengthen resilience convening stakeholders to identify and address demands for scientific research, information and evidence on disaster risk and resilience. enhancing the communication of complex scientific information and evidence to support the decision-making of policy makers and other stakeholders.

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Calls for Science at Prepcom 1 65/87 Country and Country Groups Statements 8/10 Major Group Statements

The UN System supports the proposed creation of an international science advisory mechanism to strengthen the evidence base for the implementation and monitoring of the new framework

Co-chairs non paper 8 August d) The Scientific and Technical Committee, established by the General Assembly in its resolution 44/236 of 22 December 1989, should be revitalized as an international science advisory mechanism, built on networks and national institutions in order to strengthen the evidence base in support of the implementation and monitoring of this framework; promote scientific research into risk patterns and trends and the causes and effects of disaster risk in society; to promote and support the availability and application of science to decision-making; and to use post-disaster reviews as opportunities to learn and enhance public policy.

Science and Technology Useful Usable Used

Science and technology Available Accessible Accountable Independent Transparent

Four core functions that science can fulfill in support of implementation of the post-2015 framework Synthesis Assessment Advisory Monitoring and review

To deliver on this, there are at least two essential enablers Capacity building Communication and engagement - work in partnership with the users of science to co-identify the critical questions that need answers, co-produce and co-deliver the knowledge that can lead to action, especially at the national and local levels

Science and technology Currently do you and your National Platforms and Focal Points use Science and Technology advice/support? In post-2015 framework how can we work with you to make science and technology more accessible and used at all levels?

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