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Acknowledgements. .......................................................................................3

Foreword by Margareta Wahlström, Special Representative of the

Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction (SRSG. ........................ 4

Preface by the Honourable Prime Minister of India,

Manmohan Singh............................................................................... 7

Statement by Hector M. Timerman, Minister of Foreign Affairs,

International Trade and Worship of Argentina................................... 8

Statement by Branko Ba

č

i

ć

, Minister of Environmental Protection,

Physical Planning and Construction of the Republic of Croatia.......... 9

Statement by Constantin Traian Iga

ş

, Minister of Administration

and Interior, Government of Romania.............................................. 10

Statement by Ambassador Martin Dahinden, Director-General,

Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.............................. 11

Statement by Irina Bokova, Director-General Of UNESCO............... 12

Statement by Michel Jarraud, Secretary-General of The World

Meteorological Organization............................................................ 13

Effective financing that reduces risk to natural hazards ................... 14

Margareta Wahlström, Special Representative of the Secretary General for

Disaster Reduction, United Nations International Strategy for Disaster

Reduction

Education for sustainable development and education for

disaster risk reduction: a winning combination................................ 19

Olivier Laboulle, Assistant Programme Specialist and Mark Richmond, Director,

Division of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development, UNESCO

The development of the Global Framework for Climate Services ..... 22

Geoffrey B. Love, Director of the Weather and Disaster Risk Reduction

Services Department of the World Meteorological Organization,

Geneva, Switzerland

International Recovery Platform: better rebuilding for

resilient recovery.............................................................................. 25

Sanjaya Bhatia, Knowledge Management Officer, International Recovery

Platform Secretariat, Japan

Strengthening the Asian system for disaster risk reduction............... 28

Atsushi Koresawa, Asian Disaster Reduction Center

Humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction in

New Zealand and the Pacific........................................................... 31

Dr. Richard Smith, Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management,

New Zealand

Capacity-development and DRR:an Indian experience ..................... 35

Professor Santosh Kumar, National Institute of Disaster Management,

Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India

Challenges in the implementation of HFA in South Asia ................. 39

Dr. Sheel Kant Sharma, Secretary General, South Asia Association for

Regional Cooperation

Disaster resilience: a national goal in Australia ................................ 42

The Australian Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra

Indonesia: improving investment in communities

for risk reduction ............................................................................ 47

Sugeng Triutomo, Deputy Chief for Prevention and Preparedness, National

Agency for Disaster Management, Indonesia

Earthquake risk reduction in Indonesia ........................................... 50

Krishna S. Pribadi and Wayan Sengara, Center for Disaster Mitigation,

Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia

Disaster risk reduction in Turkey .................................................... 54

I. Ejder Kaya, Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency, Turkey

Preventive risk reduction through space technology ........................ 57

Dr. Anond Snidvongs, Acting Executive Director, Geo-Informatics and

Space Technology Development Agency, GISTDA, Thailand

Disaster risk reduction in Gracias a Dios, Honduras ........................ 59

GOAL Honduras

Hazardscape: community preparedness in Brunei Darussalam ........ 63

Yahya Haji Abdul Rahman, National Disaster Management Centre, Brunei

Darussalam

Argentina: working together for disaster risk reduction .................. 66

Gabriel M. Fuks and Carlos E. Zaballa, White Helmets Argentina

Disasters – a part of life ................................................................... 68

Eugen Visan, Romanian Ministry of Administration and Interior, General

Inspectorate for Emergency Situations

Disaster risk reduction in Croatia .................................................... 71

Damir Trut, General Director, Damir

Č

emerin, Deputy Civil Protection

Commander and Nataša Holcinger, Officer for Prevention Measures,

National Protection and Rescue Directorate, Croatia

Cyclone hazard and unpredictability:

preparing coastal communities ....................................................... 74

Yugraj Singh Yadava, Director, Bay of Bengal Programme Inter-

Governmental Organisation

Reducing vulnerabilities and enhancing resilience in Nigeria ........... 78

Muhammad Sani Sidi, Director General, National Emergency

Management Agency, Nigeria

Integrated disaster risk reduction in the Southeast Asian region ...... 80

Dato’ Ibrahim Bin Komoo, Southeast Asian Disaster Prevention Research

Institute, Universiti Kebangsaan, Malaysia

Integrating disaster risk reduction in water,

sanitation and hygiene (WASH) ...................................................... 83

Erik Rottier, Disaster Risk Reduction Coordinator, CARE Nederland

An integrated approach to disaster mitigation at

Nyachilenda River ........................................................................... 86

Abel Chigunduru, Engineering Coordinator and Charlie Kabanga,

Programme Coordinator, Disaster Risk Reduction & Food Security,

GOAL Malawi

Risk reduction and adaptation:

good concepts with great challenges ................................................ 90

Hassan Ahmad and Siti Sayadi, Mercy Relief, Singapore

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