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WHY DRR Minimizing impacts of disasters in health sector Maximizing readiness to respond 1$ vs 7 $
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Paradigm Shifts – from Relief and Response to Disaster Risk Reduction Poverty Reduction: from income poverty human poverty Development: emphasis on good governance, accountability, and bottom-up approaches Disasters: no longer extreme events created entirely by natural forces but as manifestations of unresolved problems of development Disaster Management: top-down relief and response approach to inter-sectoral risk management approach
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Why US!! Health sector
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What do we need disaster resilient hospitals, health facilities health workers to save lives national level capacity. partners
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Strategic Direction for DRR A national and local priority Improving risk information and early warning Building a culture of safety and resilience Reducing risks in key sectors Strengthen preparedness for effective response in all levels
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National Priority Multi stakeholder engagement Systemic coordination Develop institutional base Allocate resources
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Risk information and Early Warning Country wide risk assessment: based on hazard and vulnerability Review and update availability of risk information: dissemination Strengthening early warning: all major hazards Assess capacity Communication
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Building a culture of safety and resilience Awareness program: reaching out community Research community: perception of risks Include DRR in education system: school curriculum DRR training for key sectors Compilation and dissemination of DRR information
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Reducing risk in key sectors Incorporate DRR in environment : policy for climate change Increase resilience for most vulnerable: specific policy and plan to improve poverty Improved building safety: long term plan DRR in service sector: procedures in place to assess DRR implications Involvement of private sector Recovery planning including DRR
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Strengthen preparedness for effective response Preparedness and contingency plans at all levels with regular drills Assess preparedness, capacities and readiness Strengthen planning and programming for response, recovery and rehabilitation
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Taking into account Climate change Food safety and security Pandemic Any new threats….
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What we don’t have.. Evidence…. 000000000 $$$$$$$$$
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DRR Strategy For Arab Countries Program for Action
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Way Forward Building National Capacity Advocacy Institutionalization of EP&DRR Developing EP&DRR strategy at national level Action plan integrating all priority areas and partners on “All Hazard Framework” Adoption of e-Atlas at national level Developing partnership: cluster, Role of UNDAF
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What is needed? Strong commitment of all stakeholders to make it a PRIORITY and That includes you
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Strong commitment of all stakeholders to make DRR a PRIORITY Thank you.
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