Perspectives for a DRR regional Strategy in Europe www.unisdr.org www.unisdr.org Expert Meeting on NMHss’ participation in DRR mechanisms and Early Warning Systems Paola Albrito UN/ISDR Secretariat -

Download Report

Transcript Perspectives for a DRR regional Strategy in Europe www.unisdr.org www.unisdr.org Expert Meeting on NMHss’ participation in DRR mechanisms and Early Warning Systems Paola Albrito UN/ISDR Secretariat -

1
Perspectives for a DRR regional
Strategy in Europe
www.unisdr.org
www.unisdr.org
Expert Meeting on NMHss’ participation in DRR
mechanisms and Early Warning Systems
Paola Albrito
UN/ISDR Secretariat - Regional Coordinator Europe
2
And Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery( GFDRR) is
one of the enabling financing instruments to implement the HFA
Bridges knowledge gap,
Fosters coordination and partnerships at all levels
www.unisdr.org
Helps to stimulate demand for disaster mitigation, vulnerability
reduction and adaptation to climate change
Provides funds for analytical work and facilitates knowledge sharing
in natural disaster hotspots of the world
3
3-Track Financing
- Support ISDR to develop a coherent and coordinated approach to risk
reduction (Global/regional level) ( TRACK I)
- Assist natural disaster hotspot countries to mainstream disaster risks in
development strategies (TRACK II)
www.unisdr.org
- Speedy and predictable financing for disaster recovery in low income
countries (TRACK III)
4
TRACK I
global and regional cooperation in risk reduction
- To enhance global and regional advocacy, partnerships and knowledge
management for mainstreaming hazard risk management in low and
middle-income countries at risk.
www.unisdr.org
- To promote the standardization and harmonization of hazard risk
management tools, methodologies and practices.
World Bank contributes $ 5 million a year and this track is managed is ISDR Secretariat
5
TRACK II: National Programs
in partnership with governments and
development partners
Mainstreaming disaster resilience and climate change adaptation in
development strategies
Learning, research, and knowledge management for current and
future risks
www.unisdr.org
Developing frameworks to catalyze investment in hazard prevention,
mitigation and preparedness
Catastrophic risk financing strategy and plans (e.g. Cat Funds,
Insurance, ..)
6
How does Track II operate?
Countries lead the process
•
Selection of countries
–
–
–
•
Any partner of ISDR system at country level can initiate a proposal for
mainstreaming,
–
www.unisdr.org
Pipeline PRSPs/UNDAF/CASs/SEDPs are eligible
National governments request to develop a disaster reduction strategy
Proposals are routed thru WB Country Offices/Regional Coordinators for HRM(WB)
however proposal has to be endorsed by national governments
•
Proposal should be linked to an investment program in risk mitigation
•
GFDRR approves final selection of countries (if more countries request
than the resources permit)
7
Track II Technical Assistance
Plans for FY 07-11
• FY 07-09:
– Mozambique, Malawi, Nicaragua, Nepal and Vietnam (ongoing)
• FY 08-10 :
– Algeria, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Colombia, Comoros, Costa Rica,
Ecuador, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Guatemala, India,
Indonesia,
Jamaica, Kenya, Lao PDR, Madagascar,
Maldives, Papua
New Guinea, Philippines, Rwanda,
Seychelles, Solomon Islands,
Sri Lanka, Turkey, and
Yemen.
www.unisdr.org
• FY 09-11 :
– Albania, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Dem. Rep. of Congo,
Dijbouti, Eritrea, Fiji, Kiribati, Kyrgyz Republic, Morocco, Marshall
Islands, Níger, Panama, Senegal, Swaziland, and Tunisia.
•
Countries not listed here can also request assistance for formulating DRR
strategy or project preparation assistance for high priority disaster
mitigation projects.
8
TRACK III:
Accelerated Disaster Recovery in Low
Income Countries
Standby Recovery Financing Facility to support low income
countries who
www.unisdr.org
- have initiated disaster prevention investments,
- have limited fiscal space and
- may require additional resources for accelerated recovery
without having to reallocate earmarked development
resources for recovering from disasters when they do
occur.
Financing structure and operating procedures being developed
9
GFDRR donors
www.unisdr.org
UK, Sweden, Spain, Japan, Denmark,
Australia, Switzerland, Canada and the
World Bank
Many Recipient countries keen to
contribute
10
www.unisdr.org
Thank you
United Nations, secretariat of the
International Strategy for Disaster Reduction
International Environment House II
7-9 Chemin de Balexert, CH 1219 Chatelaine
Geneva 10, Switzerland
Tel: +41 22 917 8908/8907
Fax: +41 22 917 8964
[email protected]