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Indonesia Workshop: Disaster Response stream

Indonesia Workshop: Disaster Response stream. Jakarta June 24-25, 2014. Agenda. Objectives. To learn from collective experience and identify the key developments from previous disasters.

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Indonesia Workshop: Disaster Response stream

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  1. Indonesia Workshop: Disaster Response stream Jakarta June 24-25, 2014

  2. Agenda

  3. Objectives • To learn from collective experience and identify the key developments from previous disasters. • To understand what partnerships models, informational needs and tools and services would enable more effective partnerships. • To build consensus around shared priorities and challenges. • To build a network for peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and capacity building in Indonesia

  4. Icebreaker

  5. Spotlight on risk and vulnerability in Indonesia Aim: To share examples of lessons learned from recent natural disasters in Indonesia or regionally Outcomes: Identify areas for potential future collaboration

  6. Speakers: Dr.RidwanDjamaluddin, Deputy Chairman, Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

  7. Breakout 1: Context • Based on your experience preparing for or responding to disasters and your organization/role, • What interesting lessons have been learned? • What are you most interested in learning about during the workshop? • 3. What challenges have you faced and what would you prioritise as an issue most hampering your disaster preparedness/response activities?

  8. Lessons from and approaches to disasters in Indonesia Aim: To share both opportunities and challenges for MNOs and partners in disaster response in Indonesia or regionally Outcomes: To provide a better understanding of operator activity and opportunities for disaster preparedness in Indonesia

  9. Speakers:Mr Charles Mankin, GM NOC Management and Service Helpdesk, Telkomsel Ari Tjahjanto, XL Axiata

  10. Breakout 2: Responding now and in the future • What plans are in place within your organization when disaster strikes? • How do you see your organisation adapting to meet the increased prevalence of disasters? • Is there a hierarchy of needs that the mobile community could prioritise in Indonesia in regards to disaster preparedness or response? (i.e. establishing basic connectivity, SMS code of conduct, information products)

  11. Speakers: Elanto Wijoyono, JalinMerapi Michael Hanrahan, Ericsson Response Stewart Davies, UN OCHA

  12. Humanitarian coordination and partnerships Aim: To share examples of existing partnerships and critical success factors to making these predictable and mutually beneficial Outcomes: Identifying areas for partnership development between MNOs, NGOs, local and international humanitarian organizations and Governmental DR agencies

  13. Breakout 3: Partnerships • Who are the partners you need to have in advance and what information do you need to share with each other? • 2. What challenges have you faced in developing predictable partnerships? How do you develop lasting partnerships when disasters are infrequent? • 3. How do we as a community of interested people work together between disasters and how can the GSMA work to support this to make sure these partnerships are resilient?

  14. Session wrap up & next steps

  15. Preparing for the Next Disaster Mobile World Congress 2014

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