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Good practices in multi-hazard early warning systems...................... 95
Maryam Golnaraghi, Chief, Disaster Risk Reduction Programme, James
Douris, Consultant and Charles Baubion, junior professional officer, DRR
Division, World Meteorological Organization
Strategy and Alliance for Urban Disaster Risk Reduction ................. 98
Prof. Yasuo Tanaka, Director, Research Center for Urban Safety &
Security, Kobe University
Strengthening Australia’s multiagency approach to disaster
management .................................................................................101
Stacey Greene, Manager, Disaster Management, Asia-Pacific Civil-Military
Centre of Excellence, Australia
Reducing disaster risks through successful partnerships ................104
Natalie Dale, Maria Tinelli, Sarah Moss and Katherine Nightingale,
Christian Aid
Building resilience to flood and typhoon hazards in Viet Nam. ......108
Ian Wilderspin, Technical Specialist (Disaster Risk Management), UNDP;
Miguel Coulier, UNV and Dr. Nguyen Huu Phuc, Director of the Disaster
Management Centre, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Viet Nam
Disaster risk reduction and the building of a
disaster-resilient India ...................................................................112
M Shashidhar Reddy, Vice-Chairman, National Disaster Management
Authority, Government of India
Enabling neighbourhoods for disaster response .............................116
Roderick Kühne, Michele Mercier, Björn Schranz, Swiss Agency for
Development and Cooperation
You can’t use information you don’t have:
the role of data in reducing risk .....................................................118
Heather M. Bell and Ray Shirkhodai, Pacific Disaster Center
Sentinel Asia – space and ICT technologies towards disaster risk
reduction across the Asia-Pacific region .........................................123
Kazuya Kaku, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
One horn of the cow: an innovative GIS-based surveillance and early
warning system in pastoral areas of Sahel ......................................127
Frédéric Ham, Thierry Métais, Patricia Hoorelbeke, Erwann Fillol, Amador
Gomez and Philippe Crahay, Action Contre la Faim International
Responding to climate change: community capacity-building for
comprehensive disaster reduction .................................................132
Zhang Xiaoning, Secretariat of the Office of the State Committee and
Yang Peiguo, Department for Science and Technology Standards, National
Disaster Reduction Centre of China
Assessing future risks: climate change adaptation based on the
Hyogo Framework for Action ........................................................135
Dag Olav Høgvold, Senior Adviser at the Norwegian Climate Adaptation
Programme and HFA Focal Point, Directorate for Civil Protection and
Emergency Planning, Norway
Actions for disaster risk reduction through climate change
adaptation in Asia and the Pacific..................................................139
Dugkeun Park, Senior Analyst, National Emergency Management Agency,
Republic of Korea
Karnali, Nepal: the hidden disasters ..............................................142
Christophe Belperron, Country Representative, Mission East, Nepal
Community-based disaster risk reduction in East Java ...................146
Eko Teguh Paripurno and Arif Rianto Budi Nugroho, Disaster Research
and Management, National Development University ‘Veteran’, Yogyakarta,
Indonesia
Sustainable livelihoods: tribal island ecosystems............................149
Professor Janki Andharia, Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management,
Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India
Building a bridge between the insurance industry
and government.............................................................................152
Frans Y. Sahusilawane, President Director, PT Asuransi MAIPARK
Indonesia
Reducing disaster risk through microinsurance: new evidence from
communities in South Asia ...........................................................155
Mihir R. Bhatt, All India Disaster Mitigation Institute, and Lawrence Hall
Community managed disaster risk reduction
programmes of Caritas India .........................................................158
Sunil T. Mammen, Caritas India
Including people in risk governance for disasters
and climate change .......................................................................162
Duryog Nivaran, South Asia. Contributors: Ramona Miranda, Buddika
Hapuarachchi and Vishaka Hidellage, Practical Action; Mihir Bhatt, All India
Disaster Management Institute; Abdul Shakoor Sindhi, Rural Development
Policy Institute, Pakistan; and Louise Platt, Independent Researcher
Notes and References.....................................................................166