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The Sendai Framework Monitoring Process & CSO Contributions

Mr Timothy Wilcox UNISDR (Asia and Pacific Region) 21 February 2018

Outline

• Upcoming Key dates for reporting
• Differences with previous HFA reporting
• Interactive Prototype
• Possible CSO Contribution Options
• Upcoming support to countries

UNISDR Support (Tools and Documents)

Availability of Tools 1 January 2018

• Updated Disaster Loss Accounting Tool

1 March 2018

• Online Sendai Framework Monitoring System

(Global Targets) 1 May 2018

• Online Sendai Framework Monitoring System

(Custom Targets)

Key Dates and Milestones

2018 Dates for Reporting

31 March 2018

• Member States to report on data for 2017 specifically for Sendai

Targets A to E (required for SDG indicators)

• Data will be forwarded to HLPF for the July 2018

SDG Reporting 1 October 2018

• Member States to report on data for 2015, 2016 and 2017 for all

Sendai Targets A to G

• To be used for Global Platform 2019 and Global Assessment

Report (GAR) 2019

Key Dates and Milestones

2019 Dates for Reporting

31 March 2019

• Member States to report on data for 2018 for Sendai

Targets A to E (required for SDG indicators)

• Data will be forwarded to HLPF for the July 2019 SDG Reporting

Baseline data 30 April 2019

• Member States to provide Baseline Data for 2005 to 2014 for

Sendai Targets A-B

• Baseline Data for Targets C-D is optional

Key Differences with Previous Reporting

HFA

• Reporting heavily reliant on country reporting capacity
• Mostly Qualitative
• Reporting every two years
• No coherence with MDG reporting
• Self-assessed ratings

Sendai

• Blend of Quantitative and Qualitative
• Coherence with SDG reporting
• Minor reporting each year (for SDGs) plus

Major reporting once every two years (Sendai cycle)

• Partner input options for reporting (Country Contributors)

Interactive Prototype

The interactive version of the Online Monitor is at: http://www.unisdr.org/go/sfm

Possible CSO Options for SFDRR

National Options 1) Submit CSO data to Country Sendai Focal Point; or 2) Request Country Sendai Focal Point to make CSO a “Country Contributor” for specific indicators

• This will give partner access to enter data on specific

indicator(s) of the Government’s choosing;

• Country (Government) will validate data and control

what data is included on system. Regional Options

• 1. Options same as above but for regional reporting:
• ADPC (Asia) and
• SPC (Pacific)

Regional Support in Asia Pacific

• Exploring creation of “How to” short instructional videos
• Initial Training and Familiarization workshops (2018)

5-6 March (SE Asia) - Bangkok 8-9 March (South Asia) - Bangkok 8-9 March (NE Asia) - Incheon 26-27 March (Pacific) – Suva

• SFM Tech Support from Asia Pacific (Bangkok Office)
• Encourage countries to use local, national and regional

partners to support national reporting (reduce burden)

Mr Timothy Wilcox Program Management Officer (Asia & Pacific) Regional Office for Asia Pacific UNISDR Bangkok, THAILAND Phone: +66 2288 2864 Email: wilcoxt@un.org