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2. 12/11/2011. Presentation outline. General information on DRR and DPEC intervention in DRRThe Dipecho programmeDipecho in Central AsiaThe 6th Dipecho action plan for Central AsiaConclusionSome useful internet links. 3. 12/11/2011. 1. General information on DRR/DP. 4. 12/11/2011. Definition of Disaster Risk Reduction.
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1. 1 13/11/2011 EC strategy in Disaster Risk Reduction and Dipecho programme in Central Asia Thierry BERTOUILLE
Desk Officer for Central Asia
2. 2 13/11/2011 Presentation outline General information on DRR and DP
EC intervention in DRR
The Dipecho programme
Dipecho in Central Asia
The 6th Dipecho action plan for Central Asia
Conclusion
Some useful internet links
3. 3 13/11/2011 1. General information on DRR/DP
4. 4 13/11/2011 Definition of Disaster Risk Reduction
“The conceptual framework of elements considered able to minimise or reduce disaster risks within a community or society, to avoid (prevention) or to limit (mitigation and preparedness) and to manage (emergency response) and recover from the adverse impacts of natural and man-made hazards, within the broad context of sustainable development”
(International Strategy for Disaster Reduction)
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9. 9 13/11/2011 EC Policy, action plans and funding instruments for Disaster risk reduction
10. 10 13/11/2011 3. The Dipecho programme
11. 11 13/11/2011 Main activities funded by Dipecho
12. 12 13/11/2011 Common features Target the most vulnerable communities and institutions at local and national levels and through regional cooperation
Multi-hazard approaches encouraged
Partners encouraged to build synergies with development programmes
Increased effort in the concept of “pilot” projects and replicability, documentation and dissemination
Reinforce the response capacity through provision of basic equipment and stockpiling of response items at local level
Climate change adaptation as a component of DRR
Short-term operation: maximum 15 months
13. 13 13/11/2011 Based on the lessons learnt Population must knowwhat to do during and after the disaster
Population is able to provide the first aidto victimsNeed of good coordination between local and national structures and the international cooperation agencies/NGO’s
14. 14 13/11/2011 4. Dipecho programme in Central Asia
15. 15 13/11/2011 Indicative use of funds 2003-2009 Total budget: € 22,375 M (€3,2 M/year)Indicative 5th Dipecho allocation
- Local Communities and authorities: 50%
- National authorities: 25%
- Regional cooperation: 5%
- Red Crescent societies: 15%
16. 16 13/11/2011 Indicative outputs from Dipecho1-5
17. 17 13/11/2011 5. 6th Dipecho action plan
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19. 19 13/11/2011 Some key recommendations of the evaluation To fund Dipecho 6
Improving the impact of training and the sustainability of community rescue teams with a better involvement of women
Expanding DP/DRR awareness and training at schools
Encouraging partners to submit joint proposals
Promoting DP/DRR mainstreaming into other development operations
20. 20 13/11/2011 The main focus of the 6th Dipecho Facilitation of coordination and reinforcement of national and regional platforms
Advocacy of Public-Private partnership
Cross-cutting issues: involvement of vulnerable groups in particular women and environmental protection
Integration of climate change adaptation into DRR operations
Mainstreaming DRR in development actions
21. 21 13/11/2011 Indicative foreseen schedule End December: Adoption of the decision
Early January: Launching of the call for expressions of interest
Mid February: Deadline for submitting single forms
1st April: Starting date of the implementation period
30 September 2010: End of the implementation period
22. 22 13/11/2011 Focus points for Dipecho 6 operations Sustainability and clear exit strategy for the operations (including handing-over)
Capacity building, advocacy and coordination mechanisms at all levels
DRR mainstreaming and climate change integration
Multi-countries operations or joint proposal for partners intervening in the same district.
Better involvement of women
Better capitalisation of know-how and good practices
1 grant agreement per partner
23. 23 13/11/2011 6. Conclusion
24. 24 13/11/2011 Conclusion DRR is a key component of climate change adaptation and powerful way to reduce the relief needs
DRR is a major concern for the EC and several financial instruments are available in this field
Dipecho approach is very relevant but mainly limited to promotion, pilot operations and capacity building
Need to hand-over Dipecho achievements to local and national authorities and to development operations
Need to better capitalise the know-how developed and the good practises through exchange of information, networking
25. 25 13/11/2011 7. Some useful internet links The strategy of the EC on DRR: http://ec.europa.eu/development/policies/9interventionareas/environment_en.cfm#disaster
Stability instrument of the European Commission: http://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/where/worldwide/stability-instrument/index_en.htm
DCI (Development cooperation instrument) http://europa.eu/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l14173.htm
European civil protection http://ec.europa.eu/environment/civil/index.htm
Dipecho (Disaster preparedness programme of Echo) http://ec.europa.eu/echo/field/dipecho/index_en.htm
http://ec.europa.eu/echo/policies/evaluation/thematic_en.htm (evaluation reports on Dipecho programmes)
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