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Disaster assessment methodology training
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ECLAC Caribbean will deliver a disaster assessment methodology training to the benefit of the Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA).
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The Disaster Assessment Methodology of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean follows a multisectoral approach to estimate the effects and impacts of a disaster. The global description of the impact of a disaster and the sectoral estimation of the damage, losses and additional costs provide basic information to determine the resources needed to restore social and economic activities, as well as the required investments to ensure a resilient reconstruction process. In order to elaborate a recovery and reconstruction strategy and budget, it is crucial to have quantitative information on the effects and impacts of a disaster. The methodology is composed of three sectors: social, infrastructure and productive. These sectors are analyzed through each of their subcomponents.
Welcome remarks
Mr Kelvin Charles, Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary (TBC)
Mr Omar Bello, Sustainable Development and Disasters Unit, Economic Commission for Latin America and Tobago
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Day 2 |
Day 3 |
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Session 1 The role of planning in disaster risk management and its impact on the attainment of the SDGs |
Session 5 Housing |
Session 9 Electricity |
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Session 2 Disaster Assessment Methodology: introduction and basic concepts |
Session 6 Health and epidemics |
Session 10 Tourism |
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Session 3 Affected population |
Session 7 Telecommunications |
Session 11 Consolidation of effects and macroeconomic impacts |
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Session 4 Education |
Session 8 Transportation |
Session 12 Course evaluation |
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Subregional Headquarters, Port of SpainEnlace(s) relacionado(s)
Institución organizadora
ECLAC Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean
- http://www.cepal.org/en/headquarters-and-offices/eclac-caribbean
- (868)224-8000
Contacto
ECLAC Caribbean - Sustainable Development & Disaster Unit
- sustainability-pos@eclac.org
- telephone
