Africa – Americas – Arab States – Asia & Pacific – Central Asia – Europe
When all the ice has melted, first I will be Warm and then I will be Cold.
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2 #DRR Disaster Risk Reduction – “#Duty-to-Inform”
Participatory meetings to get to concrete catastrophe risk insurance solutions – “Duty-to-Inform”
How to bring international law governing disasters up to speed with the global challenges that we face.
Experts say we have three years to save the planet
International law must comply by 2020 latest with national #disasterlaw
DRR Umbrella
Zika virus unexpected
Soft and hard law
No disaster database in the UK
Sendai framework working for the Tsunami 2004
Bad disaster data, need to measure more 2013-18
Risk governance critical and more..
UN ECOSOC group Science & Technology
Assessment, synthesis, scientific advisory monitoring and review
Communication engagement and capacity development
ASPIRATION and
We all own
Global outcome – Law look together
Guiding principles – Consistent with domestic law international obligations and commitments
Priorities for actions
Protecting human rights, missing ethics
Hazard?
Space hazards, biosphere
International health regulations 2007
Global health security Agenda 2014
Check on compliance for implementation important
May 2017 Cancun
Paper: Health emergency disaster and management research group
Peer review Formal platforms to deliver rule of law
Civil contingency act
Roadmap
Enhance global regulation mechanisms such protection of persons at event of disaster
Review Statistics to inform policies on DRR
You cannot manage what you can’t measure
Practical, sensible
Reduce mortality, effected people, economic loss and damage to critical infrastructure in construction and basic services (Hospitals, healthcare, education facilities and their functioning)
Increase ability to have national DRR assessment strategies, risk assessments International cooperating and access to early warning systems and DRR information and assessment that need to be deliver to all by 2030.
Is it more important to implement disaster law before development, economic growth and prosperity? The two sustainability models don’t go hand in hand up to 2030, on the contrary should be kept separate, would you agree?
Three of the indicators;
Compound indicators
Number of deaths, variable definitions
Number of missing persons
Cancun comment;
It highlighted the resilience of sustainable investment depend on ability to insure integration and coherence across policy instruments and regulatory frameworks for all.
UN landmark agreement Habitat
House standard G
Deaths/Missing – Mortality
UK focal point UK Sendai framework
Coherence
Legislation 2012 bad year (secretary in cabinet office)
Civil continues planning preventing responding to hazards
Risk linked to ligament planning department
Support Cobra if anything goes wrong
Common Recognise Information Pictures CRIPS – What’s going on?
Civil Contingencies Unit, act dates from 2004
UK doctrine
Subsidiarity (Top/Down – Bottom Up – Cancun), Continuity
Peace times and war times operations no separated
Based on Risk cycle how we treat risk – National risk assessment
Identify likely risks (100) with impact level based on evidence – common consequences
Prevent and mitigate risk – Recovery plans
Pandemic flu, coastal flooding and catastrophic terror attacks
Us together with NHS, Public England
Cyber-attack limited (new cyber security centre) + physical damage?
Rest – National reconciliation planning assumptions
Expect departments / councils to have preparedness if
Chemical releases and rubble, debris
Human fertilities and human casualties
Disruption in central services like transport
Government activities
Mass fertilities – Home office
Central services
Supporting work streams
Inform
Horizontal cross risk scanning and vertical scanning
Forecasts short/long term
Recovery
Rebuild and restore retake communities
Environmental
Build back better and adopt to the new normal
Risk Reduction policies (CONTEST, Channel programme)
Prevent (cause radicalisation)
- Pursue
- Protect
- Prepare
Emergencies are acute
Met office Public Heath – Turn on radiator in winter Keep cool in summer
Focal point
Sendai is narrative building, raising situational awareness – new language
Disaster Risk Reduction vs Risk Reduction management
Are disaster management services the main duty-bearers to roll out DRR?
In the new Urban Agenda, are military services the main duty-bearers to roll out disaster risk reduction services?
Inform, Influence and Persuade
How can law and legal considerations assist in transitioning to better risk management through reduce vulnerability rather just preparing for responding to risks?
How far has public international law context placed explicit duties on government authorities to reduce risk?
How has that international humanitarian law aspects, particulate relay to population affected by disasters how does that interact with domestic civil protection law?
How can humanitarian law that interact with civil protection law?
What aspect in our recent developments in international law need to be reflective in our existing doctrine of our related policies?
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