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1 CD-2 2 Governance pp. 15-44 2.1 Political commitment, legislation pp. 15-22 2.2 Poverty eradication pp. 23-25 2.3 Community action pp. 26-29 2.4 Sustainable development pp. 30-35 2.5 Least Developed Countries pp. 36-37 2.5 Small Island Developing States pp. 38-40 2.7 Finance pp. 41-44 Also available at: http://preventionweb.net/go/35338 CD-1 A bit of history: The Kobe earthquake, 17 January, 1995 1 Review of the implementation of the Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World, 1994-2004 2 Country information on disaster reduction CD-3 2 Risk identification 1 A selection of literature on disaster risk reduction pp. 2-14 3 Disaster preparedness and emergency management pp. 45-49 Preface by UN/ISDR Director 1 Knowledge management Knowledge management, education, training, research, public awareness 3 Risk management applications Risk management applications, gender and disaster reduction, health, water

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CD-2

2 Governance pp. 15-44 2.1 Political commitment, legislation pp. 15-22 2.2 Poverty eradication pp. 23-25 2.3 Community action pp. 26-29 2.4 Sustainable development pp. 30-35 2.5 Least Developed Countries pp. 36-37 2.5 Small Island Developing States pp. 38-40 2.7 Finance pp. 41-44

Also available at: http://preventionweb.net/go/35338

CD-1

A bit of history: The Kobe earthquake, 17 January, 1995

1 Review of the implementation of the Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World, 1994-2004

2 Country information on disaster reduction

CD-3

2 Risk identification

1 A selection of literature on disaster risk reduction pp. 2-14

3 Disaster preparedness and emergency management pp. 45-49

Preface by UN/ISDR Director

1 Knowledge management Knowledge management, education, training, research, public awareness

3 Risk management applications Risk management applications, gender and disaster reduction, health, water

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1 A selection of literature on disaster risk reduction ID: 7732 (Vol.1) 7733 (Vol.2) Title: Living with Risk: A global review of disaster reduction initiatives. Author(s)/Editor(s): United Nations Inter-Agency Secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction

(UN/ISDR) Publisher: United Nations Publications, New York and Geneva Description: 2004. Vol. 1, 429 p. with Index, ISBN: 92-1-101064-0 2004, Vol. 2 Annexes, 126 p., ISBN: 92-

1-101065-9 Subject: Disaster risk reduction, Natural disasters, Natural Hazards, Policy, Legislation, Disaster

management, Risk assessment, Community action, Governance, Knowledge management, Education, Public awareness, Research, Environment, Land-use planning, Structural measures, Finance, Early warning systems, Sustainable development, Gender

Summary: This publication brings to light the urgent need for action to be taken and the people who are doing so towards building sustainable societies in an increasingly disaster-prone world

ID: 7547 Title: Reducing Disaster Risk: A Challenge for Development Author(s)/Editor(s): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Publisher: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Description: 2004, 146 p. ISBN: 92-1-126160-0 Subject: Natural disasters, Risk reduction, Risk management, Governance, Sustainable development,

Disaster indicators, Urbanization Summary: This report demonstrates that development processes intervene in the translation of physical

exposure into natural disaster events. The report argues that disaster risk is not inevitable and offers examples of good practice in disaster risk reduction that can be built into ongoing development planning policy. This publication and the Living with Risk published by the UN/ISDR, are two complementary and coordinated initiatives

ID: 7235 : – (Part I – Part II – Part II) Title: At Risk. Natural hazards, people’s vulnerability and disasters. Author(s)/Editor(s): Ben Wisner, Piers Blaikie, Terry Cannon, and Ian Davis Publisher: Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group www.tandf.co.uk, www.eBookstore.tandf.co.uk Description: chapters available. ISBN: 0-415-25216-4 (pbk), E-book: 0203428765 Subject: Natural hazards, Vulnerability, Environment Summary: Two analytical models are provided as tools for understanding vulnerability. One links remote

and distant “root causes” to “unsafe conditions” in a “progression of vulnerability”. The other uses the concepts of “access” and “livelihood” to understand why some households are more vulnerable than others. The book then concludes with strategies to create a safer world.

ID: 7520 Title: Good practice review. Disaster risk reduction. Mitigation and preparedness in development

and emergency programming. Author(s)/Editor(s): John Twigg Publisher: This document is published by the Humanitarian Practice Network (HPN), an independent

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forum where aid workers, managers and policy-makers in the humanitarian sector share information, analysis and experience. This and other HPN publications are available in the following formats: They are on a CD of HPN publications, available free of charge from HPN (They can be downloaded free of charge from the HPN website at www.odihpn.org). Print copies are available on request from HPN. HPN publications are available free of charge to HPN members. Membership is offered free of charge to individuals and organizations working in the humanitarian sector. If you would like to join, go to www.odihpn.org or contact HPN.Humanitarian Practice Network (HPN) Overseas Development Institute111 Westminster Bridge RoadLondon SE1 7JD, U.K. Tel: +44 (0) 20 7922 0331/74 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7922 0399 Email: [email protected]

Description: 2004, 365 p., ISBN: 0 85003 694 1 Subject: Disaster risk reduction, Sustainable development, Vulnerability, Risk assessment, Community

action, Gender, Urban risks, Education, Public awareness, Finance, Policy, Information, Environment, Disaster Preparedness, Early warning, Relief, Rehabilitation

Summary: This Review aims to help project planners and managers to appreciate the significance of hazards and the risks associated with them; appreciate the need for risk management in project planning and implementation, and the value of such efforts; recognise the main issues that must be understood and addressed when carrying out risk reduction or disaster mitigation and preparedness initiatives; and understand, at least in broad terms, how to address these issues in practice, throughout the project cycle.

ID: 4878 Title: Natural Disaster Management Author(s)/Editor(s): John Ingleton, Editor Publisher: Tudor Rose Holdings Limited, Leicester, England Description: 1999, 320 p. ISBN: 0-9536140 1-8 (pbk) Subject: IDNDR, Natural hazards, Vulnerability, Risk assessment, Early warning, Emergency

management, Disaster prevention, Sustainable development, Knowledge management, Education, Community action, Governance, Finance

Summary: This publication is the collaborative work of over 100 experts in hazard observation, communicating solutions to the problems associated with natural disasters. By sharing global experiences and promoting preparedness and mitigation, this publication aims to improve our ability to foresee and mitigate the negative effects of natural hazards.

ID: 7754 Title: Emerging risks in the 21st century. An agenda for action. Author(s)/Editor(s): Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Publisher: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Description: 2003, 291 p. Subject: Risk assessment, Risk management, Emergency management, Recovery, Natural disasters,

Biological hazards, Technological hazards Summary: Every day, people face a variety of risks that may result in damage to what they value: their

life, their health, the lives and health of others, their property, or the environment. Some of these risks affect individuals but have only an isolated impact on society. Others, however, may be on a much larger scale and their effects may spread much further. This report is concerned with the latter, more specifically with those risks that affect the systems on which society depends – health, transport, environment, telecommunications, etc. Five categories of such risks are addressed: natural disasters, industrial accidents, infectious diseases, terrorism, and food safety.

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ID: 7755 Title: Large-scale Disasters. Lessons Learned Author(s)/Editor(s): Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Publisher: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Description: 2004, 98 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Recovery, Reconstruction, Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Terrorism, Insurance,

Technological hazards Summary: This report analyses the economic and social impacts of recent large-scale disasters, and

draws some initial lessons for the monitoring and the management of future disasters. The report primarily focuses on restoring the trust and securing recovery after a major harmful event has occurred. The events reviewed are as diverse as the Chernobyl nuclear accident, the Kobe and Marmara earthquakes, Hurricane Andrew, the 11 September. Copyright OECD : All rights granted herein are non-exclusive, world rights in a CDROM. This permission does not allow translation of the quoted OECD documents. Such permission should be subject to a separate request.

ID: 7757 Title: World Disaster Report 2004 focuses on community action (An Introduction provided by IFRC) Author(s)/Editor(s): International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Publisher: IFRC Description: 2004, ISBN: 92-9139-108-5 Subject: Natural disasters, Community action Summary: The report features : from risk to resilience – helping communities cope with crisis, Heat

waves: the developed world’s hidden disaster, Harnessing local capacities in rural India, Bam sends warning to reduce future earthquake risks, Building community resilience to disaster in the Philippines, AIDS: communities pulling out of downward spiral, Surviving in the slums, Disaster data: key trends and statistics

ID: 4542 Title: World Disaster Report 2002. Focus on reducing risk (An introduction provided by IFRC) Author(s)/Editor(s): International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Publisher: IFRC Description: 2002, ISBN: 92-9139-082-8 Subject: Natural hazards, Risk reduction Summary: This report looks at how to reduce risks that natural disasters pose to vulnerable communities

around the world and provides evidence that investing in preparedness and mitigation helps combat the terrible human and economic toll of disasters.

ID: 7758 Title: Prevención de Desastres. Viviendo en armonía con la naturaleza. (Abstracts) Author(s)/Editor(s): Julio Kuroiwa Horiuchi Publisher: Editorial Bruño, Lima, Peru Description: 2003, 112 p., Spanish Subject: Natural hazards, Education, El Niño, Summary: This book is mainly intended for educational purposes on disaster management in Peru

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ID: 7759 Title: Building Safer Cities. The future of disaster risk Author(s)/Editor(s): Alcira Kreimer, Margaret Arnold and Anne Carlin Publisher: World Bank Description: 2003, 301 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Risk management, Vulnerability, Urban risks, Environment, Climate change,

Resilience Summary: The papers in this volume were prepared as background materials for the conference on The

future of disaster risk: building safer cities held at the World Bank from December 4 to December 6, 2002. The conference explored a range of issues related to disaster vulnerability and identified priorities for development and disaster prevention activities to ensure safer cities in the future.

ID: 7760 Title: Guidelines for vulnerability reduction in the design of new health facilities Author(s)/Editor(s): Ruben Boroschek Krauskopf and Rodrigo Retamales Saavedra of the Pan American Health

Organization (PAHO)/WHO Collaborating Centre for Disaster Mitigation in Health Facilities, University of Chile

Publisher: Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Description: 2004, 106 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Health facilities Summary: The chief purpose of this handbook is to assist health sector administrators and professionals

whose mission is the management, design, construction and inspection of new hospitals, laboratories, and blood banks, with a view to protecting the infrastructure and operation of these facilities

ID: 7762 Title: The role of local institutions in reducing vulnerability to recurrent natural disasters and in

sustainable livelihoods development. Case study: The role of Qashqai nomadic communities in reducing vulnerability to recurrent drought and sustainable livelihoods development in Iran

Author(s)/Editor(s): Prepared by the Centre for Sustainable Development, Iran for the Rural Institutions and Participation Service, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Publisher: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Description: 2004, 60 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Vulnerability, Community action Sustainable development, Drought Summary: This case study seeks to understand how local pastoral communities could play in the

management of drought in Iran. ID: 7763 Title: From disaster to community development: the Kobe experience Author(s)/Editor(s): United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) Publisher: United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) Description: 2003, 95 p. Subject: Disaster management, Community, Capacity building

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Summary: This book contains four chapters: Chapter 1 describes the background of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and its damages. Chapter 2 describes the major problems during the rehabilitation process, and possible solutions. Chapter 3 states the details of the action plan for the future community rehabilitation and in Chapter 4 future needs of the action plan implementation is described.

ID: 7765 Title: Preparedness for climate change. Implications for the International Federation of Red Cross

and Red Crescent Societies Author(s)/Editor(s): Net Nederlandse, Rode Kruis Publisher: Net Nederlandse, Rode Kruis Description: 2003, 39 p. Subject: Climate change, Emergency management Summary: A study to assess the future impact of climatic changes upon the frequency and severity of

disasters and the implications for humanitarian response and preparedness ID: 7766 Title: Topics 2000. Natural catastrophes, the current position Author(s)/Editor(s): Munich RE Publisher: Munich RE Description: 2000, 126 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Environment, Vulnerability, Climate change Summary: The great natural catastrophes of the 2nd millennium and the 20th century, population

development and urban growth, the vulnerability of modern societies to catastrophes, changes in climate and environment, from the fire map to hurricane real-time simulation.

ID: 7638 Title: Topics GEO 2003 Author(s)/Editor(s): Munich RE Publisher: Munich RE Description: 2004, 52 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Climate change Summary: Natural catastrophes in 2003, trends of great natural catastrophes since 1950, hot summer in

Europe, the future has already begun, the California wildland fires, the Bam earthquake in Iran, Geographical underwriting, applications in practice, the climate summit 2003 in Milan

ID: 7768 Title: Crónicas de desastres. Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998 Author(s)/Editor(s): Pan American Organization (PAHO) Publisher: PAHO Description: 2000, 297 p. Spanish Subject: El Niño, Climate change Summary: The El Niño phenomenon in Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru

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ID: 7566 Title: Gender and Natural Disasters Author(s)/Editor(s): Elaine Enarson Publisher: International Labour Office (ILO) Description: 2000, 73 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Gender Summary: This paper provides a valuable analysis of the gender facets of natural disasters including the

gendered economic impacts in the form of: loss of assets and entitlements; increase in women’s workload and care-giving functions, deterioration in working conditions, and women’s rather slow recovery from economic losses. Some impacts of disasters on men are also highlighted. Also of significance is the fact that the data assembled in the document cover both developing and developed countries. Action proposals are made on how the identified critical gender aspects can be taken into account in crisis response and reconstruction.

ID: 7580 Title: The environmental vulnerability index (EVI). Update and final steps to completion Author(s)/Editor(s): Craig Pratt, Ursula Kaly, Jonathan Mitchell and Russell Howorth Publisher: United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), South Pacific Applied Science

Commission (SOPAC) / Description: 2004, 290 p. Subject: Environment, Vulnerability index Summary: This report describes the major developments towards completion of the EVI since

presentation of the Demonstration EVI in April 2003. The focus of work has been: • Securing of international partnerships towards completion of the EVI; • Obtaining current data for testing the EVI model from international databases and participating country sources; • Setting of EVI scaling for all EVI indicators for which global data was available

ID: 7578 Title: Handbook for estimating the socio-economic and environmental effects of disasters Author(s)/Editor(s): Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) Publisher: Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) Description: 2003, 357 p. Subject: Environment, Natural disasters, Socio-economic impacts Summary: This new version of the ECLAC Handbook describes the methods required to assess the

social, economic and environmental effects of disasters, breaking them down into direct damages and indirect losses and into overall and macroeconomic effects. The Handbook is not aimed at identifying the origins of disasters or defining the actions to be undertaken during the emergency or humanitarian assistance stage, since these tasks fall within the jurisdiction of other institutions and bodies. Although this second version of the Handbook contains significant improvements, it is not a finished product. Rather, we view it as a work in progress to be enriched continuously by the experience and contributions of its users as they apply it to the unique challenges of each new disaster.

ID: 8686 Title: The Global Information and Early Warning Systems in Food and Agriculture (GIEWS), FAO Author(s)/Editor(s): Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Publisher: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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Description: 2004, 24 p. Subject: Food security, Agriculture, Early warning systems Summary: Established in 1970s. GIEWS remains the leading source of information on food production

and food security for every country in the world, whether or not it is an FAO member.GIEWS maintains regular contact with FAO’s Regional, Subregional and Country offices, and most of FAO’s technical units for information sharing and for the development of methodologies.

ID: 8687 Title: Mudflows. Experience and lessons learned from the management of major disasters Author(s)/Editor(s): Department of Humanitarian Affairs (Now OCHA) Publisher: United Nations Description: 1996, 139 p., DHA/96/100, ISBN: 92-1-132020-8 Subject: Mudflows, Disaster management, Structural measures, Land use planning, Hazard

assessment, Geological hazards, Landslides Summary: This study focuses on the causes and mechanisms of mudflows, the assessment of mudflow

hazards, prevention planning to reduce their consequences, precautionary measures and mitigation planning, as well as on organizational and management aspects. It concludes with case histories of several major mudflow disasters.

ID: 8688 Title: Usoi landslides dam and lake Sarez. An assessment of hazard and risk in the Pamir

mountains, Tajikistan. A report of a risk assessment mission organized by the United Nations Secretariat of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, in collaboration with: OCHA, UNDP, UNEP, World Bank, CIS Interstate Council for Emergency Situations, Focus Humanitarian Assistance, US Agency for International Development, USGS

Author(s)/Editor(s): UN/ISDR Publisher: United Nations Description: 2000, 115 p. Subject: Lake Sarez, Landslides, Landslide dams, Environment, Floods, Early warning, Socio-

economic conditions Summary: Due to the high seismicity of the region and because the Usoi dam is not an engineered

structure designed to withstand the large volume of water it confines, several questions have been raised regarding the conceivable threat of its collapse. This report presents the final results of the inter-agency risk assessment mission, including practical recommendations for further action. It is clear that any solution to make Lake Sarez and, its downstream villages safer, would require coordinated international and regional collaboration.

ID: 8689 Title: Guidelines for reducing flood losses Author(s)/Editor(s): Paul J. Pilon (Editor. and contributor). Publisher: United Nations Description: 2004, 83 p. Subject: Floods, Forecasting, Flood plain management Summary: A contribution to the ISDR. This publication was made possible thanks to the support of the

United States of America, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (USA NOAA) and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).These guidelines are oriented to the needs of the decision-maker and provide a description of the range of mitigation options

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that need to be considered when making efforts to reduce losses from flooding They are designed to provide an introduction to the general area and to introduce the reader to various measures to mitigate the impacts associated with floods.

ID: 8690 Title: Sustainability in Grass-Roots Initiatives. Focus on Community Based Disaster Management Author(s)/Editor(s): United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) Publisher: United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) Description: 2003, 103 p. Subject: Community action, Disaster management Summary: Effective and successful disaster reduction initiatives are often attributed to the spontaneous

participation of the communities and involvement of the people. In most cases, it can be observed that community initiatives produce results so long as there is external support from the government, non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and/or international organizations. It is a common notion that grass-roots initiatives are the responsibilities of NGOs. Thus, the major challenges of the community based disaster management (CBDM) are:1) sustainability of the efforts at the community level, and 2) incorporation of CBDM issues at the policy level.

ID: 8667 Title: In search of a common methodology on damage estimation. Workshop proceedings. Author(s)/Editor(s): Anne Van der Veen, Ana Lisa Vetere Arellano, Jean-Pierre Nordvik Publisher: European Commission, DG Joint Research Centre Source: European Commission, DG Joint Research Centre Description: 2003, 301 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Damage estimation Summary: History has shown that Europe has regularly been visited by natural hazards, which in various

cases have caused a significant amount of damage. Damage is the negative result of the spatial and temporal impact of an event on societal elements (people, buildings, etc.), societal processes (interruption of production, services, etc.) and the environment. Each country, at different governmental levels (national, regional, local) have assessed damages caused by natural hazards in some manner or other. There is a need to establish a general and wider discussion on a common methodology to estimate the damage of disasters. This requires an inter-disciplinary approach to bring stakeholders together. As part of the NEDIES Project (http://nedies.jrc.it) of the European Commission DG Joint Research Centre, Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen, and in collaboration with the University of Twente, an initiative was launched to bring the civil protection world together with that of the economists’, in order to discuss about damage estimation and to exchange experiences in this area. This was put together by both parties through the co-organisation of a workshop entitled: In search of a common methodology on damage estimation, which was held in Delft, The Netherlands on 23-24 May 2003.

ID: 7819 Experts presentations: Title: Early warning systems for drought preparedness and drought management. Proceedings of an

expert group meeting, 5-7 September 2000, Lisbon, Portugal Author(s)/Editor(s): Donald A. Wilhite, M.V.K. Sivakumar and Deborah A. Wood Publisher: World Meteorological Organization Sponsors: World Meteorological Organization Institute of Meteorology - Lisbon, Portugal ; National

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Drought Mitigation Center - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE USA ; Secretariat of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification - Bonn, Germany ; United Nations Development Programme Office to combat Desertification (UNDP/UNSO) - New York USA

Source: WMO Description: 2000, 185 p., WMO/TD No. 1037 Subject: Early warning systems, Drought Summary: The purpose of this document is to discuss the current status of drought planning in the United

States and illustrate the key role that drought early warning systems play in drought plans. ID: 8696 Title: Marikina safety program comprehensive earthquake disaster reduction (cedr) program and

action plan final report, March 5, 2004. A Cooperative Marikina City/EqTAP/EDM-NIED Disaster Reduction Effort. Philippines.

Author(s)/Editor(s): Earthquake Disaster Mitigation (EDM), City of Marikina, Philippines Source: Earthquake Disaster Mitigation (EDM), 2004, 202 p. Subject: Earthquakes, Disaster mitigation Summary: It is the policy of the City of Marikina to combine economic development and disaster

management programs through the use of a well-defined comprehensive land use plan and through organizational initiatives to build the capacity of the City to generate financial resources enabling the City to fully implement earthquake disaster reduction programs.

ID: 8697 Title: RADIUS - Risk Assessment Tools for Diagnosis of Urban Areas against Seismic Disasters.

Year-Later Evaluation of the RADIUS Case-study Cities Author(s)/Editor(s): International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, GeoHazards International (GHI),

Earthquake Disaster Mitigation (EDM) Research Center, UNCRD DMP Hyogo Office, Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (BRGM), the Department of Construction of the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, and the Turkish Chamber of Civil Engineers.

Source: UN/ISDR, 2000, 42 p. Subject: Earthquakes, Risk assessment, Earthquake scenario, RADIUS Summary: A Report on Activities and Accomplishments of the CaseStudy Cities. One Year after the

RADIUS Project's Official Conclusion in 1999 ID: 8698 Title: RADIUS - Risk Assessment Tools for Diagnosis of Urban Areas against Seismic Disasters.

Guidelines for the implementation of earthquake risk management projects Author(s)/Editor(s): Carlos A. Villacis, Cynthia N. Cardona Source: GeoHazards International, 1999, 130 p. Subject: Earthquakes, Risk management, Urban seismic risk, RADIUS Summary: These guidelines describe the methodology employed by the RADIUS initiative. They include

the lessons learned during the implementation of case-study projects in nine cities selected worldwide. They should be used to: Explain the philosophy and methodology adopted by the RADIUS risk management projects; Assist in the reading, understanding, and interpretation of the reports prepared for the case-study projects; Provide general guidelines on how RADIUS-type risk management projects could be implemented in other cities.

ID: 8699

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Title: Floods. People at risk, strategies for prevention Author(s)/Editor(s): John Miller Source: United Nations, Department of Humanitarian Affairs(now OCHA), 1997, 96 p., DHA/97/107 Publisher: United Nations Subject: Floods, Flood plain management, Structural measures, Forecasting, Emergency management Summary: This volume is intended, first, to give a general indication of the extent and nature of floods by

drawing on recent case examples. By linking informed risk management practices to a greater appreciation of other environmental factors, such as soil and water conservation measures, this volume may help us to recognize that, while natural hazards cannot necessarily be prevented from occurring, their most devastating effects can be minimized.

ID: 6562 Title: Tracing the Roots of Urban Riskand Vulnerability (extract from The vulnerability of cities.

Natural disasters and social resilience) Author(s)/Editor(s): Marc Pelling Source: 2003, ISBN: 1-85383-830-6 Publisher: Earthscan, United Kingdom Subject: Urban risk, Vulnerability, Natural disasters, Urbanization,Disaster management Summary: This book fills a vital gap in disaster studies by examining the too-often overlooked impact of

disasters on cities, the conditions leading to high losses from urban disasters and why some households and communities withstand disaster more effectively than others.

ID: 8695 Title: Total Disaster Risk Management (TDRM). Best Practices Author(s)/Editor(s): Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC) Source: Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC), 2003, 195 p. Publisher: Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC) Subject: Disaster risk management, Summary: Natural disasters imply a negative factor to inhibit the promotion of sustainable development

and therefore it is essential to conduct comprehensive disaster reduction activities in Asian region. The Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC) and United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA), Kobe, in consultation with stakeholders in Asia, formulated the Total Disaster Risk Management (TDRM) Approach. This book is a draft edition of the concept and best practices of TDRM approach for pragmatic application and understanding.

ID: 8706 Title: Journal of Seismology and Earthquake Engineering. Special Issue on Bam Earthquake Author(s)/Editor(s): Mohsen Ghafory-Ashtiany (Editor-in-Chief), Co-editors: Abolhassan Astaneh-Asl, Giuliano F.

Panza Source: International Institute of Eathquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES), Tehran, I.R. Iran,

ISSN: 1735-1669, 2004, 250 p. Subject: Earthquakes, Earthquake engineering, Seismology, Bam earthquake Summary: The Bam earthquake disaster, despite its high casualties and losses, provides a unique

window of opportunity to raise international awareness of the importance of the effective implementation of a comprehensive earthquake risk reduction program in Iran as well as in hazard-prone developing countries. It gives a challenge to the governments to make the

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highest use of the existing know-how on earthquakes and its integration into development programs. It also compels the scientific and engineering community to provide more socio-economic-cultural compatible solutions to national needs. Moreover, the public at large should become more concerned about the hazard and increase its own preparedness level. The UN Strategy document, Bam Declaration and Recommendation for Bam citadel, Bam reconstruction paper and formation of the UNESCO-UNDP-UN/ISDR-IIEES Alliance for earthquake risk reduction in developing countries are sample of the initiatives for the better future.

ID: 8761 Title: Thirty years of natural disasters 1974-2003: the numbers Author(s)/Editor(s): D. Guha-Sapir; D. Hargitt, P. Hoyois (Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters

(CRED) Source: This is an abridge version provided by CRED for this CDR, 2004, 15 p. Presses universitaires

de Louvain, 2004 Registration of copyright: D/2004/9964/32, ISBN : 2-930344-71-7

Subject: Natural disasters, Disaster data, Poverty, Cost of disasters Summary: The purpose of this publication is to review and analyse the occurrence and the consequences

of natural disasters over the last 30 years, a period when data quality and coverage has improved substantially.While the EM-DAT database is far from perfect,numbers at this scale provide satisfactory indicative trendsto appreciate the directions and the comparative impact of different disasters.

ID: 8762 Title: GEO3 - Global Enviroment Outlook 3 Author(s)/Editor(s): United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Source: UNEP, 2002, ISBN : 92-807 2087-2 (UNEP paperback), ISBN : 92-807 2088-0 (UNEP

hardback) Subject: Environment, Land, Forests, Biodiversity, Freshwater, Coastal and marine areas, Atmosphere,

Urban areas, Natural disasters Summary: Previous reports published are GEO-1 in 1997 and GEO-2000 in 1999. The third in the series

GEO3, places major emphasis on providing an integrated assessment of environmental trends over the 30 years since the 1972 Stockholm Conference. It demonstrates also how social, economic and other factors have contributed to the changes that have occurred.

ID: 8763 Title: Las lecciones de El Niño. Memorias del Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998. Retos y Propuestas

para la Región Andina. BOLIVIA Author(s)/Editor(s): Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), Venezuela Source: CAF, 2003 Subject: El Niño, Risk assessment, Vulnerability Summary: En una serie integrada por cinco volúmenes –uno por cada país que integra la Comunidad

Andina, más otro a nivel regional-, estos libros muestran en detalle lo que sucedió cuando se presentó este fenómeno meteorológico en un período calificado de extraordinario debido a la magnitud de las alteraciones. Igualmente, ofrecen una visión de las principales amenazas que se encadenaron al fenómeno y la capacidad para conocerlas y controlarlas, así como una tipificación de los impactos socioeconómicos y una cuantificación de los daños directos y macroeconómicos. Como conclusión se recogen las lecciones aprendidas y las políticas

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orientadas a reducir las vulnerabilidades, incluyendo una propuesta de proyectos de prevención, fortalecimiento institucional y reconstrucción de los sectores más afectados en cada país.

ID: 8764 Title: Las lecciones de El Niño. Memorias del Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998. Retos y Propuestas

para la Región Andina. COLOMBIA Author(s)/Editor(s): Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), Venezuela Source: CAF, 2003 Subject: El Niño, Risk assessment, Vulnerability Summary: En una serie integrada por cinco volúmenes –uno por cada país que integra la Comunidad

Andina, más otro a nivel regional-, estos libros muestran en detalle lo que sucedió cuando se presentó este fenómeno meteorológico en un período calificado de extraordinario debido a la magnitud de las alteraciones. Igualmente, ofrecen una visión de las principales amenazas que se encadenaron al fenómeno y la capacidad para conocerlas y controlarlas, así como una tipificación de los impactos socioeconómicos y una cuantificación de los daños directos y macroeconómicos. Como conclusión se recogen las lecciones aprendidas y las políticas orientadas a reducir las vulnerabilidades, incluyendo una propuesta de proyectos de prevención, fortalecimiento institucional y reconstrucción de los sectores más afectados en cada país.

ID: 8765 Title: Las lecciones de El Niño. Memorias del Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998. Retos y Propuestas

para la Región Andina. ECUADOR Author(s)/Editor(s): Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), Venezuela Source: CAF, 2003 Subject: El Niño, Risk assessment, Vulnerability Summary: En una serie integrada por cinco volúmenes –uno por cada país que integra la Comunidad

Andina, más otro a nivel regional-, estos libros muestran en detalle lo que sucedió cuando se presentó este fenómeno meteorológico en un período calificado de extraordinario debido a la magnitud de las alteraciones. Igualmente, ofrecen una visión de las principales amenazas que se encadenaron al fenómeno y la capacidad para conocerlas y controlarlas, así como una tipificación de los impactos socioeconómicos y una cuantificación de los daños directos y macroeconómicos. Como conclusión se recogen las lecciones aprendidas y las políticas orientadas a reducir las vulnerabilidades, incluyendo una propuesta de proyectos de prevención, fortalecimiento institucional y reconstrucción de los sectores más afectados en cada país.

ID: 8766 Title: Las lecciones de El Niño. Memorias del Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998. Retos y Propuestas

para la Región Andina. PERU Author(s)/Editor(s): Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), Venezuela Source: CAF, 2003 Subject: El Niño, Risk assessment, Vulnerability Summary: En una serie integrada por cinco volúmenes –uno por cada país que integra la Comunidad

Andina, más otro a nivel regional-, estos libros muestran en detalle lo que sucedió cuando se presentó este fenómeno meteorológico en un período calificado de extraordinario debido a la magnitud de las alteraciones. Igualmente, ofrecen una visión de las principales amenazas que se encadenaron al fenómeno y la capacidad para conocerlas y controlarlas, así como una

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tipificación de los impactos socioeconómicos y una cuantificación de los daños directos y macroeconómicos. Como conclusión se recogen las lecciones aprendidas y las políticas orientadas a reducir las vulnerabilidades, incluyendo una propuesta de proyectos de prevención, fortalecimiento institucional y reconstrucción de los sectores más afectados en cada país.

ID: 8767 Title: Las lecciones de El Niño. Memorias del Fenómeno El Niño 1997-1998. Retos y Propuestas

para la Región Andina. VENEZUELA Author(s)/Editor(s): Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF), Venezuela Source: CAF, 2003 Subject: El Niño, Risk assessment, Vulnerability Summary: En una serie integrada por cinco volúmenes –uno por cada país que integra la Comunidad

Andina, más otro a nivel regional-, estos libros muestran en detalle lo que sucedió cuando se presentó este fenómeno meteorológico en un período calificado de extraordinario debido a la magnitud de las alteraciones. Igualmente, ofrecen una visión de las principales amenazas que se encadenaron al fenómeno y la capacidad para conocerlas y controlarlas, así como una tipificación de los impactos socioeconómicos y una cuantificación de los daños directos y macroeconómicos. Como conclusión se recogen las lecciones aprendidas y las políticas orientadas a reducir las vulnerabilidades, incluyendo una propuesta de proyectos de prevención, fortalecimiento institucional y reconstrucción de los sectores más afectados en cada país.

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2 Governance 2.1 Political commitment, legislation ID: 8778 Title: ‘Measuring Mitigation’ Methodologies for natural hazard risks and the net benefits of mitigation – A

scoping study. Author(s): Charlotte Benson and John Twigg Source: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies / the ProVention Consortium,

December 2004, 153 p. Subject: Policy, Natural hazards, Disaster risk reduction, Cost of disasters, Costs of mitigation, Indicators of

vulnerability, Economic appraisal, Environment appraisal, Health, Risk assessment ID: 8776 Title: Synthesis Report. Measuring Mitigation’: Methodologies for assessing natural hazard risks and the

net benefits of mitigation. A scoping study. Author(s): Charlotte Benson and John Twigg Source: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies / the ProVention Consortium,

December 2004, 39 p. Subject: Mitigation, Natural hazards, Human and financial cost of disasters, Costs of mitigation, Hazard-risk-

vulnerability, Disaster risk reduction, Risk assessment, Monitoring ID: 8777 Title: Integrating disaster reduction into development:recommendations for policy-makers

POLICY BRIEF Author(s): Charlotte Benson and John Twigg Source: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies / the ProVention Consortium,

December 2004, 4 p. Subject: Policy, Natural hazards, Disaster risk reduction, Vulnerability ID: 7959 Title: Estrategia para consolidar la ejecución del plan nacional para la prevención y atención de

desastres, PNPAD- En el corto y mediano plazo Author(s): Consejo Nacional de Política Económica y Social (CONPES), República de Colombia Source: CONPES, 2001, 34 p. Subject: Legislation, Disaster prevention ID: 7960

Title: Central American Five-Year Plan for the reduction of vulnerabilities to disasters and their impact. Strategic framework for the reduction of vulnerability and disasters in Central America. Regional Disaster Reduction Plan. Thematic focal point: strengthening local capacities.

Author(s): SICA, CEPREDENAC, ILO, UN/ISDR, PAHO, UNOPS, La Red, FMCU Source: 2000, 42 p. Subject: Disaster risk reduction, Policy

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ID: 8150 Title: Comparative study of the regulations concerning major risk management. EUR-OPA Major Hazards

Agreement. Final report Author(s): Council of Europe Source: Council of Europe, 2003 Subject: Legislation, Risk management, Natural hazards ID: 7962 Title: Disaster Management Bill Author(s): Government of South Africa Source: Government of South Africa, 2001, 31 p. Subject: Legislation, Natural disasters, Risk management, Emergency preparedness, Recovery ID: 7963 Title: Contingency Plan for Drought 2000 Author(s): Government of India Source: Government of India, 2000, 12 p. Subject: Contingency plan, Drought ID: 7964 Title: Hemispheric plan for vulnerability reduction in the education sector to socio-natural disasters.

Executive summary. Author(s): Organization of American States (OAS) Source: OAS, 7 p. Subject: Legislation, Education, Natural disasters, Vulnerability, Community action ID: 7965 Title: Drought Preparedness and Response Plan Author(s): Interagency Drought Work Group, Connecticut Water Planning Council Source: Interagency Drought Work Group, Connecticut Water Planning Council, 2003, 35 p. Subject: Preparedness, Drought, Response, Policy ID: 7966 Title: Rapport annuel du délégué aux risques majeurs. Author(s): Ministère de l’écologie et du développement durable, France Source: Government of France, 2002, 28 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Risk management ID: 7967 Title: Integrating man-made hazards into mitigation planning. How-to guide Author(s): State and local mitigation planning, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), USA

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Source: FEMA, 2003 Subject: Planning, Mitigation, Natural hazards, Environmental hazards, Risk assessment ID: 7968 Title: Getting started. Building support for mitigation planning. How- to guide Author(s): State and local mitigation planning, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), USA Source: FEMA, 2002 Subject: Planning, Mitigation, Natural hazards, Environmental hazards, Risk assessment ID: 7969 Title: Anàlisis de estado de situación de sistemas nacionales y avances de implementación del Marco

Estratégico para la Reducción de las Vulnerabilidades y el Impacto de los Desastres Author(s): Center for Coordination for the Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central America (CEPREDENAC),

Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Source: CEPREDENAC, IADB, 5 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Disaster management, Policy ID: 7970 Title: Guidance in preparing a national integrated water resources management and efficiency plan:

advancing the World Summit on Sustainable Development’s plan of implementation Author(s): Global Water Partnership Technical Committee Source: Global Water Partnership Technical Committee, Stockholm, Sweden, 2004, 31 p. Subject: Water management ID: 7972 Title: Policy-document on drought preparedness and crisis management in the province of Balochistan Author(s): Muhammad Ahmad Gondal Source: Environment Foundation Balochistan, Pakistan, 20 p. Subject: Policy, Drought, Preparedness, Risk management, Vulnerability ID: 7973 Title: Federal legislation for disaster mitigation. A comparative assessment between Canada and the

United States Author(s): John Newton Source: Canadian Framework for the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction (IDNDR) Subject: Legislation, Mitigation ID: 7974 Title: Prévention des risques naturels /Natural risks prevention Author(s): Government of France Source: Government of France, 6 p. Subject: Legislation, Risk management

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ID: 7975 Title: National natural disaster reduction plan of the People’s Republic of China (1998-2010) Author(s): Government of China Source: Government of China, 1998, 20 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Disaster management, Policy ID: 7976 Title: Strengthening synergies in 10 steps Author(s): Prof. Debarati Guha Sapir, Iacopo Viciani Source: Centre for Research on the Epidemilogy of Disasters (CRED), 22 p. Subject: Policy, Development, Emergency management, Knowledge management ID: 7977 Title: Gujarat State Disaster Management Policy (GSDMP) Author(s): Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority, India Source: Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority, India, 25 p. Subject: Policy, Disaster management ID: 7978 Title: Environmental and Social Policy Guidelines Author(s): Andean Development Corporation (CAF) Source: CAF, 2 p. Subject: Policy, Environment ID: 7979 Title: La stratégie nationale de développement durable Author(s): Government of France Source: Environment Chart, 2 p. Subject: Environment, Sustainable development, Policy ID: 7980 Title: Presidency summary of informal Environment Council (Maastricht, 18 July 2004) on the

Communication Flood Risk Management Author(s): European Commission Source: European Commission, 2004, 2 p. Subject: Flood, Risk management ID: 7981 Title: Commission decision of 29 December 2003 laying down rules for the implementation of Council

Decision 2001/792/EC, Euratom establishing a Community mechanism to facilitate reinforced cooperation in civil protection assistance interventions

Author(s): European Commission

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Source: European Commission, 2004, 11 p. Subject: Legislation, Emergency management ID: 7982 Title: Disaster preparedness and prevention (DPP): state of play and strategic orientations for EC policy Author(s): European Commission Source: European Commission, ECHO, 23 p. Subject: Policy, Disaster preparedness ID: 7983 Title: Votre atout pour la prévention des risques naturels. Plan de Prévention des Risques naturels (PPR)

Une action concertée entre l’Etat et les collectivités locales Author(s) Government of France Source: Government of France, 18 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Legislation, Disaster management ID: 7984 Title: “SEVESO II”. Article 9 (6). Explanations and guidelines Author(s): European Commission Source: European Commission, 16 p. Subject: Environment, Legislation ID: 7985 Title: Catalogue of contracts. Topic: Natural hazards Vol. 2 Framework Programme 5 1998-2002.

Programme environment and sustainable development. Framework Programme 6 2002-2006. Programme sustainable development, Global change and Ecosystems

Author(s): Directorate General for Research Source: Directorate General for Research, 2004, 207 p. Subject: Forest fires, Floods, Technological hazards, Multirisks, Policy, Ecosystem ID: 7987 Title: Istanbul +5: the United Nations special session of the General Assembly for an overall review and

appraisal of the implementation of the Habitat Agenda, New York, 6-8 June 2001 Author(s): UN-HABITAT Source: UN-HABITAT, 2001, 5 p. Subject: Human settlements, Poverty, Urbanization, HABITAT agenda ID: 7988 Title: Successful governance initiatives and best practices. Experiences from Indian States Author(s): Government of India, UNDP Source: Government of India, UNDP, 193 p. Subject: Governance, Planning, Poverty, Gender, Risk management

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ID: 7989 Title: Avis sur la prévention des catastrophes naturelles Author(s): Premier Ministre. Haut Conseil de la Cooperation Internationale, Government of France Source: Government of France, 2004, 4 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Prevention ID: 7990 Title: Dossier d’information sur la prévention des risques naturels. Synthèse Author(s): Premier Ministre. Haut Conseil de la Cooperation Internationale, Government of France Source: Government of France, 2004, 4 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Prevention ID: 7991 Title: Report of the Federal Republic of Germany on measures taken to assist the implementation of the

United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) in affected country parties Author(s): Federal Republic of Germany Source: Federal Republic of Germany, 2002, 34 p. Subject: Desertification ID: 7992 Title: Best practices in natural hazards planning and mitigation Author(s): Colorado Department of Local Affairs, USA Source: Colorado Department of Local Affairs, USA, 2003, 55 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Planning, Mitigation ID: 7993 Title: Strategic Plan 2004-2007 Author(s): International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Source: IFRC, 6 p. Subject: Planning, Disaster preparedness, Policy, Legislation, Disaster response ID: 7994 Title: The Habitat Agenda Goals and Principles, Commitments and the Global Plan of Action Author(s): UN-HABITAT Source: UN-HABITAT, 2003, 109 p. Subject: Human settlements, Sustainable development, Urbanization, Poverty ID: 7995 Title: Transboundary water cooperation in the newly independent states Author(s): United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (ECE), United Nations Development Programme

(UNDP), Ministry for Natural Resources of the Russian Federation, Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Agency for Environmental Assessment (ECOTERRA)

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Source: ECE, 2003, 40 p. Subject: Transboundary waters, Legislation ID: 7996 Title: Urban revitalization strategy and operational guidelines Author(s): Caribbean Development Bank Source: Caribbean Development Bank, 2000, 34 p. Subject: Policy, Environment, Natural disasters, Disaster management ID: 7997 Title: A Framework for Action on Water and Sanitation (World Summit on Sustainable Development) Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2000, 40 p. Subject: Water and sanitation, Policy ID: 7998 Title: Disaster management in the Caribbean: possibilities for critical policy links and consolidation Author(s): United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Source: UNEP, 2000, 6 p. Subject: Disaster management, Policy ID: 7999 Title: Vision for the twenty-first century: ministerial declaration on environment and development in Asia

and the Pacific, 2000 Author(s): Ministers of the Members of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)Source: ESCAP, 2000, 6 p. Subject: Environment, Ministerial Declaration ID: 8000 Title: Inter-American Strategic Plan for Policy on Vulnerability Reduction, Risk Management and Disaster

Response Author(s): Inter-American Committee for Natural Disaster Reduction (IACNDR) Source: IACNDR, 2003, 61 p. Subject: Disaster risk reduction, Policy, Natural disasters, Risk management, Emergency management ID: 8567 Title: Dialogue on civil society’s contribution to local urban governance Author(s): UN-HABITAT, World Urban Forum, September 2004 Source: UN-HABITAT, 2004, 14 p. Subject: Governance, Civil society, Urban ID: 8568

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Title: The basics of drought planning: A 10-step process Author(s): Donald A. Wilhite, Michael J. Hayes, Cody Knutson, Kelly Helm Smith Source: National Drought Mitigation Center, USA, 15 p. Subject: Drought, Planning ID: 8569 Title: Partnerships in sustainable mountain development. Securing the future of the Hindu Kush-

Himalayas. Overall strategy 2003-2007 Author(s): International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) Source: ICIMOD, 2003, 103 p. Subject: Mountains, Sustainable development, Finance, Poverty ID: 8570 Title: Policy, legal and institutional arrangements for disaster mitigation in Asia Author(s): Shirley Mattingly Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), 58 p. Subject: Mitigation, Policy, Legislation ID: 8309 Title: New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Action Plan for the Environment Initiative Author(s): NEPAD, African Union Source: NEPAD, 2003, 66 p. Subject: Environment, Development, Policy ID: 8763 Title: National Disaster Mitigation Strategy. Towards a Canadian

Approach. Author(s): Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness, Canada Source: Minister of Public Works and Government Services Catalogue No.: D82-64/2002, ISBN: 0-662-

66551-1 Subject: Disaster mitigation, Risk management, Policy

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2.2 Poverty eradication

A. Disaster Reduction in Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers

ID: 8002 Title: Poverty Reduction Strategies and the Millennium Development Goal on Environmental

Sustainability. Opportunities for alignment Author(s): Jan Bojö and Rama Chandra Reddy Source: 2003, 72 p. Subject: Poverty reduction, Disaster preparedness, Natural disasters, Natural hazards, Early warning,

Millennium ID : 8003 Title : Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP). Education Chapter. Human Development Network Author(s) : World Bank Source: World Bank, 2002, 46 p. Subject: Poverty reduction, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP), Education ID: 8004 Title: Good practices for PRSP design and implementation: a summary for practitioners Author(s): International Monetary Fund and International Development Association Source: International Monetary Fund and International Development Association, 2002, 7 p. Subject: Poverty Reduction, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) ID: 8005 Title: Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers at a Glance Author(s): Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, State Secretariat for Economic Affairs Source: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, 6 p. Subject: Poverty reduction ID: 8006 Title: Review of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) Approach: Early experience with

interim PRSPs and full PRSPs Author(s): International Monetary Fund and International Development Association Source: International Monetary Fund and International Development Association, 2002, 102 p. Subject: Poverty Reduction, Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP), Natural disasters, Hurricane

Mitch, Environment ID: 8557 Title: Viet Nam: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper Author(s): International Monetary Fund

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Source: IMF, 2004, 134 p. Subject: Poverty, Environmental degradation, Natural disasters ID: 8558 Title: Honduras: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper Author(s): International Monetary Fund Source: IMF, 2004, 134 p. Subject: Poverty, Environmental degradation, Natural disasters, Hurricane Mitch

B. Other documents

ID: 8007 Title: Infrastructure, Natural disasters and Poverty Author(s): Paul Freeman Source: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, (IIASA), 9 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Poverty reduction ID: 8008 Title: Turkey. Poverty and coping after crises Author(s): World Bank Source: World Bank, 2003, Vol. 1 Main report, 90 p. Subject: Poverty, Risk reduction, Natural disasters ID: 8009 Title: A pilot study on the alleviation of poverty in remote island communities in Indonesia Author(s): Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) Source: ESCAP, 1999, 40 p. Subject: Poverty reduction ID: 8010 Title: Civil society responses to poverty reduction strategies in Nicaragua Author(s): Sarah Bradshaw, Brian Linneker Source: Middlesex University, UK, 12 p. Subject: Poverty reduction, Hurricane Mitch ID: 8555 Title: Enhancing poverty reduction through effective hazard risk management (HRM) Author(s): Hazard Management Unit, World Bank Source: Hazard Management Unit, World Bank, 2004, 2 p. Subject: Poverty reduction, Natural hazards

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ID: 8556 Title: Implementation of the first United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty (1997-2006)

and preparations for the International Year of Microcredit, 2005 Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2004, 22 p. Subject: Microcredit, Poverty, Natural disasters

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2.3 Community action ID: 8356 Title: Hazards, disasters and your community. A booklet for students and communities. Author(s): Emergency Management Agency (EMA), Australia Source: Sixth edition. 36 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Community action ID: 8357 Title: Creating legal space for community based management: Principles and dilemmas. Author(s): Jonathan M. Lindsay Source: FAO Development Law Service, 16 p. Subject: Community action ID: 8358 Title: Experiences and challenges of the indigenous people in co-managing forest resources: The lake

Sebu ancestral domain community association. Author(s): Datu Ontog Logong Source: Lake Sebu Ancestral Domain Claim Association (LASADCA), Philippines. 4 p. Subject: Community action, Forest management ID: 8359 Title: Community-based forest conservation and management in the Pacific Islands. Author(s): Michael McGrath. Source: 12 p. Subject: Community, Forest management ID: 8360 Title: Building resilient communities through disaster mitigation planning for natural hazard mitigation in

Ontario, Canada. Author(s): Communities Office of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness, Canada Source: OCIPEP, 2003, 45 p. Subject: Community, Resilience, Disaster mitigation ID: 8361 Title: Community forestry in the Philippines: trends, issues, and challenges. Author(s): Juan M. Pulhin. Source: 14 p. Subject: Community, Forestry. ID: 8362 Title: Big trees for small people: opportunities for community management of Nepal's Terai forest.

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Author(s): Shyam Shrestha. Source: 7 p. Subject: Community action, Forest management ID: 8363 Title: Community based disaster management in the Philippines: making a difference in people's life. Author(s): Lorna P. Victoria Source: 9 p. Subject: Community, Disaster management. ID: 8364 Title: How to create a Hazus User Group: Help create disaster resistant communities. Author(s): Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), USA Source: FEMA, 2002, 45 p. Subject: Resilience, Natural hazards, Risk assessment, Structural measures ID: 8365 Title: Disaster Resilient Communities Initiative. British Columbia Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability

Analysis Tool kit. Author(s): Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. Provincial Emergency Plan. Source: Disaster Resilient Communities Initiative. 2004, 62 p., ISBN 0-7726-4892-1 Subject: Resilience, Emergency management, Disaster relief, Vulnerability ID: 8366 Title: Disaster resistance communities. Final report on Evansville and Henderson workshop. To

develop a model disaster resistant community program. Author(s): Sponsored by the Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium. Source: Evansville and Henderson Workshop. 1997. 39 p. Subject: Disaster resistant communities, Natural disasters, Mitigation, HAZUS, Natural hazards,

Environment management, Disaster management ID: 8367 Title: Assessing the role of local institutions in reducing the vulnerability of at-risk communities in Buzi,

Central Mozambique Author(s): Zefanias Matsimbe Source: United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), 2003, 62 p. Subject: Vulnerability, Community ID: 8368 Title: The role of local institutions in reducing vulnerability to recurrent natural disasters and in

sustainable livelihoods development in high risk areas: Vietnam case study Author(s): Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC) /United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization

(FAO)

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Source: FAO, 2003, 69 p. Subject: Vulnerability, Community, Natural disasters, Sustainable development ID: 8369 Title: The role of local institutions in reducing vulnerability to recurrent natural disasters and in

sustainable livelihoods development in high risk areas: Philippines case study Author(s): Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC) / United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization

(FAO) Source: FAO, 2003, 75 p. Subject: Vulnerability, Community, Natural disasters, Sustainable development, Risk assessment ID: 8370 Title: Community based approaches to disaster mitigation Author(s): Lorna P. Victoria Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC), 48 p. Subject: Community, Disaster mitigation ID: 8371 Title: Mountains laws and peoples: moving towards sustainable development and recognition of

community-based property rights Author(s): Owen J. lynch and Gregory F. Maggio Source: Mountain Institute, Mountain Forum, Center for International Environmental Law, 48 p. Subject: Community, Mountains, Policy, Environment ID: 8563 Title: Reducing the community impact of landslides Author(s): Emergency Management Australia (EMA) Source: EMA, 16 p., ISBN 0642 51881.5 Subject: Community, Landslides, Emergency management ID: 8564 Title: Planning safer community Author(s): Emergency Management Australia (EMA) Source: EMA, 2002, 92 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Community, Natural hazards, Land use planning ID: 8566 Title: Disaster mitigation planning: the growth of local partnerships for disaster reduction Author(s): Josh Moga Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), 38 p. Subject: Disaster mitigation, Community participation, Uban disaster miigation, Planning, Public-Private-

Partnership

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ID: 8565 Title: Today’s imperative : capacity building for safer communities Author(s): Zen Delica, Rene Jinon Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), 14 p. Subject: Capacity building, Community ID: 8372 Title: Community mechanism and the monitoring and information centre of the European Commission Author(s): European Commission Source: European Commission, 6 p. Subject: Community action ID: 8373 Title: Natural disaster risk management programme. Community based disaster reduction and recovery

through participation of communities and local self governments Author(s): Govt of India/UNDP Source: Govt of India/UNDP, 17 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Risk management, Community action ID: 8374 Title: Citizen’s participation towards safer communities Author(s): Zenaida G. Delica Source: 5 p. Subject: Community action ID: 8375 Title: Facing up to the storm. How local communities can cope with disaster: lessons from Orissa and

Gujarat Author(s): Tom Palakudiyil and Mary Todd Source: Christian Aid, 2003, 122 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Storms, Community action ID: 8755 Title: Patanka Navjivan Yojna (PNY), meaning Patanka New Life Plan Author(s): United Nations Secretariat or of the United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD) or

of the Earthquake Disaster Mitigation Research Center (EDM), National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED).

Source: UNCRD, EDM, NIED, 48 p. Subject: Community action

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2.4 Sustainable development ID: 8167 Title: Hong Kong Declaration on Sustainable Development for Cities Author(s): Asia and Pacific Leadership Forum on Sustainable Development Source: Asia and Pacific Leadership Forum on Sustainable Development, 2004, 7 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Urban risks, Habitats ID: 8168 Title: The role and importance of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the national

meteorological and hydrological services for sustainable development. Author(s): Prof. Godwin O.P. Obasi Source: World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 2003, 54 p. Subject: Meteorology, Hydrology, Sustainable development ID: 8169 Title: Report of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg, South Africa, 26 August

– 4 September 2002. Includes the Johannesburg Declaration and the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development

Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2002, 167 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Natural resources, Globalization, Health, Small Island Developing

States, Climate change, Disaster management, Risk assessment, Disaster preparedness, Mitigation, El Niño/La Niña, Ecosystem, Agriculture, Energy, Biodiversity, Millennium, Poverty, Environment, Water and sanitation

ID: 8170 Title: Johannesburg Summit 2002. National Implementation of Agenda 21: Report. Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2002, 289 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Economics, Poverty, Health, Energy, Transport, Environment,

Agriculture, Atmosphere, Biodiversity, Forestry, Freshwater, Hazardous wastes, Land management, Oceans, Chemicals

ID: 8171 Title: World Summit on Sustainable Development. Chairperson’s summaries of the round tables Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2002, 18 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Poverty, Environmental degradation, Resources mobilization,

Governance ID: 8172 Title: Regional follow-up to the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Asia and the Pacific. Author(s): Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)

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Source: ESCAP, 2002, 48 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Natural disasters, Natural hazards, Millennium, Environment, Land

degradation ID: 8173 Title: Latin American and Caribbean Initiative for Sustainable Development Author(s): United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Source: UNEP, 2002, 9 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Environment ID: 8174 Title: Disaster reduction and sustainable development: understanding the links between vulnerability

and risk related to development and environment. Includes the summary of findings and suggestions provided by on-line debate, 15 April – 9 May 2002

Author(s): UN/ISDR Source: UN/ISDR, 2002, 43 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Disaster risk reduction, Vulnerability, Environment ID: 8176 Title: Johannesburg Summit 2002. Global Challenge. Global Opportunity. Trends in sustainable

development Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2002, 21 p. Subject: Sustainable development ID: 8177 Title: International partnership for sustainable development in mountain regions. An Outcome of the

World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) Author(s): Preparatory Committee of the WSSD (4th session, Bali, 2002) Source: WSSD, 2002, 7 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Mountains ID: 8178 Title: Disaster reduction for sustainable mountain development Author(s): UN/ISDR Source: UN/ISDR, 2002, 4 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Mountains ID: 8179 Title: Regional action programme for environmentally sound and sustainable development, 2001-2005 Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2000, 73 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Environment, Freshwater, Desertification, Land degradation,

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Globalization, Climate change, Poverty, Governance, Finance ID: 8180 Title: African Ministerial Statement to the World Summit on Sustainable Development adopted at the

African Preparatory Conference for the WSSD, Nairobi, 2001 Author(s): African States Source: WSSD, 2001, 12 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Agenda 21, Millennium, Environment, Agriculture, Food security,

Human development, Habitat, Desertification, Land degradation, Biodiversity, Coastal and marine areas, Freshwater, Governance

ID: 8181 Title: Cusco Declaration on Sustainable Development of Mountain Ecosystems Author(s): Participants Source: International workshop on mountain ecosystems: A Vision of the Future”, Peru, 2001, 4 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Mountains, Ecosystem ID: 8182 Title: Regional cooperation for sustainable development of Hindu Kush Himalaya region: opportunities

and challenges Author(s): Binayak Bhadra Source: International Center for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), 2002, 14 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Mountains ID: 8183 Title: Sustainable development and risk reduction in the Lower Lempa Valley, El Salvador: experiences

with local participation Author(s): Allan Lavell Source: Latin American Social Science Faculty and the Network for the Social Study of Disaster

Prevention in Latin America, 15 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Disaster risk reduction ID: 8184 Title: Towards sustainable business enterprise and development in the 21st century. Author(s): Walter W. Hays Source: American Society of Civil Engineering, 12 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Business enterprise, Natural hazards, Information management ID: 8185 Title: Sustainable development in Vietnam: environment sustainable indicators in Vietnam Author(s): Tran Thi Le Anh Source: State of Environment and Monitoring Division, National Environment Agency, Vietnam, 7 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Environment

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ID: 8186 Title: Report to the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development on activities to implement

the Barbados Programme of Action in the Pacific region Author(s): South Pacific Environment Programme, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the

Pacific Source: United Nations, 1996, 68 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Environment, Small Island Developing States ID: 8175 Title: Action plan environment and health Author(s): Swiss Federal Office of Public Health Source: Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, 26 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Environment, Health, Natural disasters, Land degradation, Biodiversity,

Freshwater ID: 8187 Title: Phnom Penh Regional Platform on Sustainable Development for Asia and the Pacific Author(s): Ministers of the Members of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and

the Pacific (ESCAP) Source: ESCAP, 2002, 16 p. Subject: Sustainable development ID: 8188 Title: Geneva Declaration, Ministerial Conference “Civil Defence: a tool for sustainable development”,

2000 Author(s): Ministers for civil defence Source: International Civil Defence Organization (ICDO), 2000, 2 p. Subject: Sustainable development ID: 8189 Title: Dialogue on urban disasters and reconstruction. Sustainable relief in post-crisis situations;

transforming disasters into opportunities for sustainable development in human settlements Author(s): UN-HABITAT Source: UN-HABITAT, 2004, 12 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Urban risks, Human settlements ID: 8190 Title: Inter-American strategy for the promotion of public participation in decision-making for

sustainable development Author(s): Organization of American States (OAS) Source: OAS, 2001, 48 p., ISBN. 0-8270-4213-2 Subject: Sustainable development, Natural resources-Latin America management, Environment

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ID: 8191 Title: Linking disaster to development: the case of community-led disaster management in Nepal Author(s): Man B. Thapa Source: UNDP Nepal, 2002, 10 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Disaster management ID: 8192 Title: Séminaire gouvernemental sur le développement durable Author(s): Government of France Source: Government of France, 2002, 108 p. Subject: Sustainable development ID: 8193 Title: Agreement on the cooperation for the sustainable development of the Mekong River Basin Author(s): Governments of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, the Kingdom of

Thailand and the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam Source: Mekong River Commission, 1995, 8 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Mekong River Basin ID: 8196 Title: Development at risk Author(s): Roger Yates, John Twigg, Debarati Guha-Sapir, Philippe Hoyois Source: Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED), 2002, 4 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Natural disasters ID: 8195 Title: Sustainable livelihoods in the drylands Author(s): International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD) Source: IFAD, 2000, 24 p. Subject: Management of land resources, Agriculture, Development, Drylands ID: 8603 Title: A matter of development: how to reduce vulnerability in the face of natural disasters Author(s): Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, Inter-American Development Bank Source: ECLAC, IDB, 2000, 43 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Development, Vulnerability ID: 8604 Title: Dialogues. Second World Urban Forum Author(s): UN-HABITAT Source: UN-HABITAT, 2004, 146 p.

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Subject: Sustainable Development, Urbanization, Natural disasters, Reconstruction, Governance, Gender ID: 8605 Title: Cities and sustainable development. Lessons and experiences from Asia and the Pacific Author(s): Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) Source: ESCAP, 2003, 193 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Urbanization, Water management, Environment, Waste management,

Pollution ID: 8606 Title: Capacity building for sustainable development: an overview of the United Nations Environment

Programme (UNEP) environmental capacity development activities Author(s): UNEP Source: UNEP, 2002, 164 p. Subject: Capacity building, Sustainable development, Environment ID: 8607 Title: Regional platform on sustainable development for Asia and the Pacific Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2001, 36 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Human settlement, Natural disasters, Governance ID: 8670 Title: Disaster reduction and recovery for sustainable human development. Author(s): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Source: UNDP, 1999 Subject: Sustainable development, Recovery, Disaster risk reduction

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2.5 Least Developed Countries ID: 8238 Title: Least Developed, Landlocked and Island Developing Countries. Report of the Special Body on

Least Developed and Landlocked Developing Countries on its sixth session Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, E/ESCAP/1303, 2003, 9 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Small Island Developing States, Trade, Transportation ID: 8239 Title: Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries: One year after Brussels Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2002, 6 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Sustainaible development, Millennium ID: 8240 Title: Annotated guidelines for the preparation of national adaptation programmes of action. Least

Developed Expert Group. 2002 Author(s): United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Source: UNFCCC, 2002, 41 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Climate change ID: 8241 Title: The Least Developed Countries Report 2002. Escaping the poverty trap Author(s): United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Source: UNCTAD, 2002, 320 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Poverty ID: 8246 Title: Report of the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries. Includes the

Brussels Declaration, and Plan of Action for the Decade 2001-2010 Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, A/Conf.191/13, 2001, 121 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Governance, Trade, Vulnerability, Environment, Finance ID: 8243 Title: Disaster Profiles of the Least Developed Countries Author(s): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Source: UNDP, 2001, 54 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Natural disasters, Risk management, Poverty, Disaster risk

reduction, Reconstruction, Capacity building

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ID: 8242 Title: Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010. Adopted by

the Third United Nations Conference on the LDCs in Brussels on 20 May 2001 Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, A/Conf.191/11, 2001, 62 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Poverty, Natural disasters, Sustainable development, Policy ID: 8244 Title: World Bank support for the Least Developed and Net Food Importing Countries. World Bank

submission to the World Trade Organization Committee on Agriculture Author(s): World Bank Source: World Bank, 2000, 35 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Poverty, Agriculture ID: 8245 Title: Mainstreaming adaptation to climate change in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) Author(s): Saleemul Huq, Atiq Rahman, Mama Konate, Youba Sokona and Hannah Reid Source: International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), 2003, 38 p. Subject: Least Developed Countries, Climate change, Natural disasters ID: 8579 Title: Challenges and opportunities for national meteorological services of least developed countries Author(s): Prof. G.O.P. Obasi Source: World Meteorological Organization, 2002, 20 p. Subject: Meteorology, Least Developed Countries ID: 8749 Title: Education for All and Sustainable Development in LDCs Issue Paper , Interactive Thematic

Session on Education for All Author(s): UNESCO, UNICEF Source: Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, (LDC III), Brussels, 14-20

May 2001 Subject: Education, Sustainable development, Least Developed Countries (LDCs)

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2.6 Small Island Developing States ID: 8331 Title: Implementation of the SIDS POA – 10 years late. An OECS Perspective Author(s): Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) secretariats Source: OECS secretariat, 2003, 40 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Climate change, Natural hazards, Sustainable development,

Environmental disasters, Millennium, Poverty eradication, Resilience, Vulnerability ID: 8332 Title: Report of the Pacific regional meeting for the review of the Programme of Action for the sustainable

development of Small Islands Developing States, Samoa, 2003 Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2003, 11 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development ID: 8333 Title: Inter-regional preparatory meeting of Small Island Developing States for the international meeting to

review implementation of the Programme of Action on the sustainable development of Small Island Developing States, Nassau, Bahamas, January 2004. Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) Strategy for the further implementation of the POA

Author(s): AOSIS Source: United Nations, 2004, 20 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development, Climate change, Sea level rise, Natural

hazards, Environmental degradation, Freshwater, Energy, Tourism, Biodiversity, Transport, Knowledge management, Health

ID: 8334 Title: Climate impacts already felt by small islands; Governments seek resources to adapt. Press Release. Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2004, 2 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Climate change ID: 8335 Title: Linking sea level rise, coastal biodiversity and economic activity in Caribbean island states: towards

the development of a coastal island simulator Author(s): Jennifer Gill, Andrew Watkinson, Isabell Coté Source: Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, 2004, 8 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Climate change, Sea level rise ID: 8336 Title: Pacific islands at risk: foreshore development and their vulnerability and implications for adaptation

strategies to climate change Author(s): Russell J. Maharaj

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Source: South Pacific Applied Science Commission (SOPAC), 9 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Climate change ID: 8337 Title: An information infrastructure for disaster management in Pacific Island Countries Author(s): Ken Granger Source: Australian Geological Survey (AGSO), SOPAC, 1999, 71 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Information management, Disaster management ID: 8338 Title: Small Island States and Sustainable Development Strategies Issues and Experience Author(s): Stephen Bass and Barry Dalal-Clayton Source: International Institute for Environment and Development, United Kingdom, 1995, 64 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development, Environment, Vulnerability ID: 8339 Title: Guidelines for water and sanitation utilities. Risk management planning. A disaster preparedness

approach for Small Island Developing States. Author(s): South Pacific Applied Science Commission (SOPAC) Source: SOPAC, 22 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Natural hazards, Water and sanitation, Preparedness, Early warning

systems, Contingency planning ID: 8340 Title: Dominica: Natural Disasters and Economic Development in a Small Island State Author(s): Charlotte Benson, Edward Clay with Franklyn V. Michael, Alastair W. Robertson Source: World Bank, 2001, 129 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Small Island Developing States, Environment, Climate change, Finance, Disaster

management ID: 8572 Title: 58/213B. Further implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of

Small Island Developing States Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2004, 1 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development ID: 8573 Title: 58/213A. Further implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of

Small Island Developing States Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2004, 5 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development

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ID: 8575 Title: Report of the Caribbean regional meeting to review the Programme of Action for the Sustainable

Development of Small Island Developing States Author(s): United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Source: UNEP, 2003, 33 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development, Natural disasters, Environmental

disasters, Resilience ID: 8576 Title: Report of the global conference on the sustainable development of small island developing states,

Bridgetown, Barbados, 25 April-6 May 1994. (includes the Barbados Declaration and the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States)

Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 1994, A/CONF.167/9, 88 p. Subject: Small Island Developing States, Sustainable development, Environmental disasters, Natural disasters ID: 8750 Title: Inter-Regional Preparatory Meeting of Small Island Developing States for the International Meeting to

review implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action on the sustainable development of Small Island Developing States. Nassau Declaration

Author(s): Governments of SIDS Source: Inter-Regional Preparatory Meeting of SIDS, 2004, 3 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Small Island Developing States ID: 8752 Title: Implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action A Review of Progress in the Implementation of

the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States. Report of the Secretary-General

Author(s): United Nations, Economic and Social Council Source: United Nations, E /CN.17/2004/8, 2004, 34 p. Subject: Sustainable development, Small Islands Developing States

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2.7 Finance ID: 8011 Title: Understanding the economic and financial impacts of natural disasters Author(s): Charlotte Benson, Edward J. Clay Source: World Bank, 2004, 119 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Finance, Economic impacts, Risk management ID: 8012 Title: Disaster Financial Assistance. Manual to assist in the implementation of federal guidelines Author(s): Emergency Preparedness Canada Source: Emergency Preparedness Canada, 46 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Finance, Costs of disasters ID: 8013 Title: Planning and financial protection to survive disasters Author(s): Kari Keipi, Justin Tyson Source: Inter-American Development Bank, 2002, 28 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Finance, Risk management ID: 8014 Title: The financial management of disaster risk Author(s): International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Source: IIASA’s workshop, 2004, 6 p. Subject: Risk management, Finance ID: 8015 Title: Bangladesh. Disasters and Public Finance Author(s): Charlotte Benson, Edward Clay Source: World Bank, 2002, 114 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Finance ID: 8016 Title: Can insurers pay for the “Big One”? Measuring the capacity of the insurance market to respond to

catastrophic losses Author(s): David Cummins, Neil Doherty, Anita Lo Source: Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 1999, 43 p. Subject: Finance, Insurance, Natural disasters, Earthquakes ID: 8017 Title: Microfinance and disaster risk management. Experiences and lessons learned. Author(s): Enrique Pantoja

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Source: ProVention Consortium, 2002, 89 p. Subject: Microfinance, Disaster risk management ID: 8019 Title: The role of financial instruments in integrated catastrophic flood management Author(s): Tatiana Ermolieva, Yuri Ermoliev, Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer, Istvan Galambos Source: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), 21 p. Subject: Flood risk, Insurance, Modeling ID: 8018 Title: Innovative financial instruments for natural disaster risk management Author(s): Torben J. Andersen Source: Inter-American Development Bank, 2002, 36 p. Subject: Risk management, Emergency management, Natural disasters ID: 8020 Title: Mitigating catastrophic flood risk and cost-benefit analysis Author(s): Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Katsumi Wakigawa, Hiromi Yuki Source: Japan Institute of Construction Engineering, 20 p. Subject: Mitigation, Flood risk, Economic impact ID: 8021 Title: Climate change and the financial services industry Author(s): Innovest for UNEP Source: UNEP, 2002, 32 p. Subject: Finance, Climate change ID: 8022 Title: Managing catastrophic risks through insurance and mitigation Author(s): Howard Kunreuther Source: Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 1997, 31 p. Subject: Finance, Insurance, Risk management ID: 8023 Title: Customizing reinsurance and cat bonds for natural hazard risks Author(s): David Croson, Howard Kunreuther Source: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) 1999, 24 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Insurance, Finance, Risk management ID: 8024 Title: New financial instruments for reducing vulnerability

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Author(s): Ricardo Zapata-Marti Source: Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), 8 p. Subject: Finance, Natural disasters, Vulnerability ID: 8025 Title: Mitigation and financial risk management for natural hazards Author(s): Howard Kunreuther Source: Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 2001, 29 p. Subject: Mitigation, Natural hazards, Risk management, Finance ID: 8026 Title: Extreme losses from natural disasters – earthquakes, tropical cyclones and extratropical cyclones Author(s): Jayanta Guin, Vinita Saxena Source: Applied Insurance Research Inc., Boston, 14 p. Subject: Economic losses, Natural disasters, Earthquakes, Tropical cyclones, Insurance ID: 8027 Title: Mitigation: benefits, costs, barriers Author(s): Reinhard Mechler Source: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) – The financial management of

disaster risk workshop, 2004, 2 p. Subject: Finance, Risk management ID: 8028 Title: Some financial aspects of the Gujarat earthquake reconstruction programme Author(s): International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Source: IIASA – The financial management of disaster risk workshop, 2004, 3 p. Subject: Finance, Earthquake, Reconstruction ID: 8029 Title: The financial management of disaster risk. Purpose background challenges. Agenda Author(s): International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Source: IIASA – The financial management of disaster risk workshop, 2004, 3 p. Subject: Finance, Risk mangement ID: 8559 Title: Innovative financial services for rural India. Monsoon-indexed lending and insurance for

smallholders Author(s): Ulrich Hess Source: World Bank, 40 p. Subject: Finance, Insurance, Agriculture, Risk management

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ID: 8561 Title: Catastrophe risk management Author(s): John D. Pollner Source: World Bank, 2001, 130 p. Subject: Finance, Risk management, Natural disasters ID: 8560 Title: Mitigation and financial risk management for natural hazards Author(s): Howard Kunreuther Source: Wharton World Bank Conference, 2001, 8 p. Subject: Natural hazards, Finance, Risk management ID: 8562 Title: The financial management of catastrophic flood risks in emerging economy countries Author(s): Howard C. Kunreuther, Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer Source: Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center at the University of Pennsylvania, and

the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Subject: Finance, Floods, Risk

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3 Disaster preparedness and emergency management ID: 8282 Title: Disaster mitigation in Bangladesh: country case study of NGOs activities Author(s): Nilufar Matin, Muhammad Taher Source: 2000, 31 p. Subject: Disaster mitigation, Natural hazards, Natural disasters, Preparedness ID: 8283 Title: Relief, Rehabilitation and Development: the case of Gujarat Author(s): Anita Shah Source: 2002, 51 p. Subject: Relief, Rehabilitation, Mitigation, Preparedness ID: 8284 Title: Major criteria for judging disaster planning and managing and their applicability in developing societies Author(s): E.L. Quarantelli Source: 1998, 42 p. Subject: Disaster preparedness, Disaster management, Technological disasters, Planning ID: 8285 Title: Older people in disasters and humanitarian crises: guidelines for best practice Author(s): HelpAge International Source: HelpAge International, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), ECHO-Humanitarian

Aid Office of the European Commission, 2002, 25 p. Subject: Older people, Humanitarian assistance, Natural disasters, Emergency management ID: 8287 Title: Second edition of the Disaster Preparedness Manual for Caribbean Schools Author(s): Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency (CDERA) with support of DIPECHO Source: CDERA, 39 p. Subject: Disaster preparedness, Hurricanes, Natural hazards ID: 8288 Title: Emergency preparedness at national and sub-national Levels Author(s): World Health Organization (WHO). Adapted from Claude de Ville, PAHO/PED Source: WHO, 2001, 8 p. Subject: Emergency preparedness ID: 8289 Title: Disaster preparedness and climate change in Nicaragua

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Author(s): Red Crescent Centre on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness, Netherlands Source: Red Crescent Centre on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness, Netherlands, 2002, 2 p. Subject: Climate change, Disaster preparedness ID: 8290 Title: Disaster preparedness and climate change in Viet Nam Author(s): Red Crescent Centre on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness, Netherlands Source: Red Crescent Centre on Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness, Netherlands, 2002, 2 p. Subject: Climate change, Disaster preparedness ID: 8291 Title: Field Operations Guide for disaster assessment and response Author(s): U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Source: USAID, version 3., 378 p. Subject: Disaster response, Emergency management ID: 8292 Title: Disaster preparedness and response plan. India Author(s): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), India Source: UNDP, India, 2004, 52 p. Subject: Disaster preparedness, Disaster response, Disaster management ID: 8293 Title: An assessment of NGO disaster mitigation and preparedness activities in Zimbabwe Author(s): Owen Shumba (Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE)) Source: SAFIRE, 2000, 63 p. Subject: Disaster mitigation, Preparedness ID: 8294 Title: NGO natural disaster mitigation and preparedness: the Philippines case study Author(s): Emmanuel M. Luna Source: 2000, 60 p. Subject: Disaster mitigation, Preparedness ID: 8296 Title: From relief to recovery. The Gujarat experience Author(s): United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Source: UNDP, 2001, 28 p. Subject: Earthquakes, Disaster preparedness, Recovery ID: 8297

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Title: Strengthening the coordination of emergency humanitarian assistance of the United Nations Author(s): United Nations Source: United Nations, 2003, 20 p. Subject: Emergency preparedness, Humanitarian assistance, Finance ID: 8298 Title: International disaster response law project. International legal mechanisms regulating disaster response

in countries of the Mediterranean region Author(s): Lauriane Tenon on behalf of the French Red Cross Source: IFRC, 2003, 25 p. Subject: Legislation, Disaster response ID: 8299 Title: Disaster mitigation and preparedness in Nicaragua after hurricane Mitch Author(s): Jose Luis Rocha, Ian Christoplos Source: 2000, 25 p. Subject: Disaster mitigation, Preparedness, Hurricane Mitch ID: 8300 Title: Regional contingency plan for the Great Lakes Region. Nairobi, 24-26 June 2002 Author(s): United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Source: OCHA, 2002, 103 p. Subject: Contingency planning ID: 8301 Title: A guide to successful damage and needs assessment Author(s): Angelika Planitz Source: 1999, 19 p. Subject: Needs assessment. Disaster reduction ID: 8302 Title: United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination, UNDAC, Field Handbook Author(s): United Nations, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Source: OCHA, 2000, 418 p. Subject: Response, Coordination, Disaster assessment ID: 8718 Title: Disaster Recovery. Australian emergency manual Author(s): Emergency Management Australia (EMA) Source: EMA, 161 p. Subject: Recovery, Emergency management

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ID: 8303 Title: Africa’s Crises: Recent analysis of armed conflicts and natural disasters in Africa. Working paper No. 5.

INFOCUS programme on crisis response and reconstruction, International Labour Office Author(s): P. Dunne, G. Mhone Source: ILO, 2003, 161 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Response, Reconstruction ID: 8304 Title: Learning lessons from disaster recovery. The case of Honduras Author(s): John Telford, Margaret Arnold, Alberto Harth with ASONOG Source: World Bank, 2004, 66 p. Subject: Natural disasters, Recovery ID: 8305 Title: The Sphere Project. Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Disaster Response Author(s): Sphere Project Source: Sphere Project, 2004, 344 p. Subject: Disaster response ID: 8598 Title: The Sphere Humanitarian Charter Author(s): Sphere Project Source: Sphere Project, 2004, 6 p. Subject: Disaster response ID: 8599 Title: Climate applications and preparedness Author(s): Glenn Dolcemascolo, A.R. Subbiah, Vivian Raksakulthai Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), 64 p. Subject: Climate variability, Preparedness ID: 8600 Title: Preparedness for response to future disaster risk reduction: the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Society

experience Author(s): International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Source: IFRC, 2 p. Subject: Preparedness, Disaster risk reduction ID: 8601 Title: Disaster management in South-east Asia. An overview Author(s): Lolita Bildan Source: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), 2003, 38 p.

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Subject: Disaster preparedness, Disaster management ID: 8602 Title: Natural disasters in Australia. Reforming mitigation, relief and recovery arrangements. A report to the

Council of Australian Governments (COAG) by a high level officials's group, 2002. Author(s): Australia Government Department of Transport and Regional Services Source: Emergency Management Australia, Commonwealth of Australia, 2004, 216 p., ISBN: 0-9751940-1-1

(print), 0-9751940-2-x (electronic) Subject: Natural disasters, Relief, Recovery ID: 8668 Title: Disaster preparedness and prevention (DPP): State to play and strategic orientations for EC policy Author(s): European Commission Source: European Commission, 2003, 23 p. Subject: Disaster preparedness ID: 8666 Title: Implementing Emergency risk management. A facilator's guide to working with committees and

communities Author(s): Emergency Management Australia (EMA) Source: EMA, Commonwealth of Australia, 2001, 56 p. Subject: Emergency management, Community ID: 8669 Title: The immediate response to disasters: improving national and international frameworks. Report on Wilton

Park Conference WP757 Author(s): Wilton Park Conference Source: Wilton Park Conference, September 2004, 9 p. Subject: Disaster response, Policy, Natural disasters