Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Activities and Overview
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Historical Overview Historical Overview Established in 1986 at the initiative of UNOCHA at Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), in Thailand. Served as Outreach Center of AIT, 1986-1999. Became an independent foundation in July 1999. Attained Inter-governmental status in February 2005. 68 Staff, 18 Nationalities. Signing of MoU between AIT and UNDRO VISION: Safer communities and sustainable development through disaster reduction. MISSION: To reduce the impact of disasters on communities and countries in Asia and the Pacific by : raising awareness and enhancing knowledge and skills, strengthening sustainable institutional mechanisms, facilitating exchange of information, experience and expertise.
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC GOVERNANCE ADPC GOVERNANCE Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Chairman – H.E. Prof. Dr. Krasae Chanawongse Vice-Chair – Mdm Corazon De Leon 23 member board – 12 Ambassadors H. E. Prof. Dr. Krasae Chanawongse Advisory Council Chairman, ADPC BoT Advisory Council 56 members representing 16 countries from a range of agencies Regional Consultative Committee Regional Consultative Committee 30 members from 25 countries
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Regional Consultative Committee on ADPC Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management (RCC) Disaster Management (RCC) Membership: 30 Heads of NDMOs from 25 Asian Countries • Southeast Asia – Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam • South Asia – Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, H.E. Vice Prime Minister Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam • East Asia – China, Korea, Mongolia at the 5 th RCC Meeting • Central and West Asia - Georgia, Kazakhstan, Iran, Jordan • Pacific - PNG, East Timor Roles Roles Identification of disaster-related needs and priorities of Asia-Pacific countries Promotion of regional and sub-regional co-operative programs Development of regional action strategies for disaster reduction The 5 th RCC Meeting, Hanoi, May 2005
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Geographical Coverage ADPC Geographical Coverage Primary Sub- -regions regions Primary Sub • Southeast Asia – Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam • South Asia – Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Maldives • East Asia – China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia Support to the Pacific Support to the Pacific Collaboration through SOPAC Limited Engagement Limited Engagement • Central Asia - Georgia, Kazakhstan • West Asia - Iran, Jordan • Pacific - PNG, East Timor Countries of Asia and the Pacific
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Highlights ADPC Highlights � 106 Partners: • 21 UN Partner Organizations including FAO, ITU, UNDP, and WHO • 85 Non-UN partners including AusAID, DANIDA,OFDA/ USAID,NOAA/USA, NORAD, SIDA, and SNV � ADPC Projects and Programmes: • 57 projects and programmes are implemented in close collaboration with a wide range of partners at local, provincial, national, regional and international levels. � ADPC Training Courses: • 30 training courses are being offered by ADPC to help strengthen the capacity of countries, organizations, communities and individuals to reduce the impact of disasters through enhancing their knowledge and skills to promote and adopt disaster reduction practices.
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Organization Chart Board of Trustees 23 members International Executive Committee Advisory Selected Members from the BoT Regional Council (IAC) Secretariat Consultative 56 members Special Advisor Committee (RCC) 30 members Office of the Executive Director (OED) Administration, Finance, Human Resources, Information Dissemination, Information and Knowledge Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Partner Relations, Public Awareness & Education, Training Climate Risk Urban Disaster Risk Public Health in Disaster Management Management (CRM) Management (UDRM) Emergencies (PHE) Systems (DMS)
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center ADPC Structure ADPC Structure TEAMS TECHNICAL AREAS Monitoring & Evaluation, Finance, Human Office of the Executive Director Resource, Administration, Information & Knowledge Management Climate forecast applications, local adaptation to climate change, Climate Risk Management (CRM) institutionalization of end-to-end early warning system Building National and Provincial Disaster Disaster Management Systems Management Systems (BNPS); Community- (DMS) Based Programs, Trainings and Activities Public Health in Emergencies Public Health in Emergencies, Emergency (PHE) Medical Service (EMS) Training Resource Group Crisis Management Training Urban Disaster Risk Urban Disaster Risk Management Management (UDRM)
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Training Resource Group (TRG) Training Resource Group (TRG)
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Core ADPC Training Courses Disaster Management Course (DMC) 33 courses Community Based Disaster Risk Management Course (CBDRM) 13 courses Flood Disaster Risk Management (FDRM-7) (from all regions of the world, ADPC Alumni > 6000)
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center National Training Courses National Training Courses � CBDRM courses Bangladesh, Fiji, Afghanistan, China, Philippines & Indonesia � DMC in Afghanistan, Philippines & Indonesia � ToT in Cambodia, East Timor and Afghanistan � Flood Disaster Risk Management in Vietnam, China, Afghanistan & Philippines
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Training Courses in 2005 No of Name of Course Training Venue No of courses participants Disaster Management Four Afghanistan, Indonesia, 140 Pakistan and Thailand Seven Community Based Disaster Afghanistan, Indonesia, Fiji 210 Management and Thailand Five Emergency Response Afghanistan 150 Management (Heart, Kunduz, Kabul and Jalalabad provinces) Five Flood Disaster Risk Thailand (Bangkok) 165 Management Afghanistan (Kabul, Heart, Jalalabad and Kunduz) Three Earthquake Vulnerability Afghanistan (Kabul) 90 Reduction
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Training Courses in 2005 No of courses Name of Course Training Venue No of participants Four Crisis Management In Four provinces of the 120 Thailand One Disaster Mental Health with Thailand (Bangkok) 26 collaboration of Disaster Mental Health Institute, University of South Dakota USA Two Training of Trainers Afghanistan 60 (Kunduz, Kabul provinces) One Curriculum Adaptation Afghanistan (Kabul) 36 (Workshop) • TOTAL OF FIFTY TWO (52) COURSES TOTAL OF FIFTY TWO (52) COURSES • • TOTAL OF 997 TOTAL OF 997 PARTICIPANTS RECEIVED PARTICIPANTS RECEIVED TRAINING AND BECAME ADPC ALUMNI TRAINING AND BECAME ADPC ALUMNI •
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR 2006 (Local Trainings) S Course S Course # Code Course Title Date Duration Location # Code Course Title Date Duration Location Three AIT Disaster Management 16 th Jan - 3 rd Feb 1 DMC-33 Weeks Bangkok Damage Assessment and DDPM Needs Analysis 6 - 7 th February 2 DANA-1 Two Days Bangkok Satun Crisis Management 14 - 16 th February 3 CM-5 Three Days Thailand Damage Assessment and DDPM Needs Analysis 27 - 28 th February 4 DANA-2 Two Days Bangkok Ranong Crisis Management 6 - 8 th March 5 CM-6 Three Days Thailand Community Based Disaster Risk CBDRM- AIT Management 17 - 28 th July 6 14 Two Weeks Bangkok Flood Disaster Risk AIT Management 16 - 27 th October 7 FDRM - 8 Two Weeks Bangkok Three AIT Disaster Management 6 - 24 th November 8 DMC-34 Weeks Bangkok
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR 2006 (National Trainings) S Course S Course # # Code Code Course Title Course Title Date Date Location Location 24 th April-12 th Trainings/ Distance Learning 1 Workshop May The Netherlands Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis 2 DANA-PAK May Mansehra Pakistan Damage Assessment and Muzaffarabad Needs Analysis 3 DANA-PAK May Pakistan Damage Assessment and Abbottabad Needs Analysis 4 DANA-PAK May Pakistan Disaster Management 5 DMC-PAK June Karachi Pakistan Earthquake Vulnerability Reduction for cities 6 EVRC-PAK June Karachi Disaster Management 7 DMC-AF June Kabul Afghanistan
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center NEW ADPC Training Courses � Use of Geo-information tools in Disaster Risk Management � Disaster Risk Communication (DRC) � Emergency Response Management (ERM) � Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis (DANA)
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Multi-hazard Early Warning System Asian Disaster Preparedness Center
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center End-to-end early warning framework Observation Data analysis Prediction Risk assessment Warning formulation Dissemination to at-risk communities Emergency response plans Community Public education/ awareness response Mitigation programs
Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Implementation plan National Centers Regional Center Monitoring Network At Risk
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