Thematic Session # 3 From assessment to recovery and reconstruction planning – closing the loop Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 Location: Room 18 Geneva, Switzerland Name: Marco Antonio Rodriguez Title: Sr. Disaster Risk Management Specialist (Bolivia) Organization: World Bank
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Thematic Session # 3
From assessment to recovery and reconstruction planning – closing the loop
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011Location: Room 18Geneva, Switzerland
Name: Marco Antonio RodriguezTitle: Sr. Disaster Risk Management Specialist (Bolivia)Organization: World Bank
BOLIVIA: EMERGENCIES FROM 1945 - 2010
During the last 10 years:
• An annual average of 5 national emergencies.
• 1 declaration of emergency every 2 months.
• An annual average of 181 “small” disasters.
Type of disasters:
• 50% floods.
• 10% droughts.
• 10% environmental damage.
LOSSES BY TYPE DISASTER• WB/UNDP/EU/ECLAC provided technical assistance in 4
occasions during the past ten years.
• Significant losses in GDP (El Niño 82/83 represent around 8% of GDP).
• Lesson learned from previous disasters.
DAMAGES BY SECTOR• High impact on primary productive sectors:
• Useful information about how to read and applicate maps.
• Conversion tables.
• Useful additional information in the country.
• Directory of organizations working in DRM.
• Directory of sources of information.
STRATEGIC POS DISASTER APROACH• Facilitate the post emergency management
information integrating the B-HRNA and the PDNA to optimize time and resources allocated in collecting and analyzing data.
• Precise policy, institutional and procedural mechanisms for the information and decision-making management at national, departmental and municipal level.
• Have a comprehensive and integral vision of the process including environmental, gender and indigenous people components.
• Fast identification of the sectoral and territorial priorities and expedite the processes and mechanisms of rehabilitation and reconstruction.
CAPRADE • Andean Strategy for Disaster Prevention and
Recovery of are of the Andean Community:
Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
– Theme 2. Promotion of research and knowledge in order to identify, monitor and evaluate risks of disaster and to improve early warning.
• Program 2.1. Promotion of common guidelines for the promotion and evaluation of the risk of disasters.
– Subprogramme 2.1.2. Promotion of the development and
implementation of common methodologies for the monitoring
and assessment of risks and analysis of socio-economic impacts
among countries of the Andean sub region, including analysis of
threatens and vulnerabilities.
CAPRADE: Andean Committee of Disaster Prevention and Relief
PROPOSED NEXT STEPSExpecting results:
• Support the dissemination and promotion of the B-PDNA Field Guide of the pilot project as a tool to disasters management in the countries of the Andean region.
• Promote research and knowledge to identify, monitor and evaluatethe risk of disaster and to develop early warning system in place.
Main activities
• Workshops of dissemination and training about the field guide infour countries.
• Process of adjustment and adaptation of the field guide to national realities and capabilities.