Top Banner
Effective Coordination International Perspective Gísli Ólafsson Disaster Management – Technical Advisor Microsoft Corporation
21

Effective Disaster Coordination

May 07, 2015

Download

News & Politics

Gisli Olafsson

A presentation given at a workshop in Taiwan on effective disaster coordination in November 2009.
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Effective Disaster Coordination

Effective CoordinationInternational Perspective

Gísli ÓlafssonDisaster Management – Technical Advisor

Microsoft Corporation

Page 2: Effective Disaster Coordination

Climate Change

Page 3: Effective Disaster Coordination

Live Media Coverage

Page 4: Effective Disaster Coordination

Social Networks

Page 5: Effective Disaster Coordination

Move from Response to Risk Management

Comprehensive Approach

Risks ConstituentsFull Cycle

Page 6: Effective Disaster Coordination

Needs to be sharedDisaster Risk Information

Scientists CitizensResponders

Page 7: Effective Disaster Coordination

Legislation

Training

Organization

Disaster Preparedness

Page 8: Effective Disaster Coordination

Legislation

Page 9: Effective Disaster Coordination

Organization

Page 10: Effective Disaster Coordination

Training

Page 11: Effective Disaster Coordination

Coordination

Politics

Beyond capacity

Disaster Response

Page 12: Effective Disaster Coordination

Disaster• Relate as People• Orgs are the problem• People are the

solution

Normal (routine emergencies)• People relate as roles• People are the problem• Orgs are the solution

Catastrophe• Society breaks down• No relationships –

survival• Only happened a few

times (Hiroshima)

E=mc2 of disasters

Page 13: Effective Disaster Coordination

Coordination

Page 14: Effective Disaster Coordination

Cluster Approach

Page 15: Effective Disaster Coordination

Information Management

Page 16: Effective Disaster Coordination

OneResponse

Page 17: Effective Disaster Coordination

Beyond Capacity

Page 18: Effective Disaster Coordination

Disaster Politics

We cannot ignore the fact that disasters are by their

nature political events - they trigger intense discussions over “who gets what” from

government.

Page 19: Effective Disaster Coordination

Disaster Recovery

“People who are alive after a disaster are not ‘victims,’ they are ‘survivors,’ with the

ability and resources to respond to and recover from disasters.”

Craig Fugate, FEMA Director

Page 20: Effective Disaster Coordination

Knowledge Management

Page 21: Effective Disaster Coordination