Inception Report - CDEMA
Inception Report - CDEMA Inception Report - CDEMA
Title WWF-South Pacific Programme. nd. Climate Witness Community Toolkit. Based on WWF’s work in the Pacific. http://www.worldwildlife.org/what/wherew ework/coraltriangle/WWFBinaryitem7771. pdf Abarquez, I. And Z. Murshed. 2004. Community-based disaster risk management: Field practitioners’ handbook. Pathumthani, Thailand: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC). http://www.proventionconsortium.org/the mes/default/pdfs/CRA/CBDRM2004_meth .pdf Format Print Target Audience (Primary) Community facilitators (Pacific Region) 32 Summary Description Presents participatory actions to address the impact of climate change at community level. Materials have been developed for use over a two-day period. The methodologies within the toolkit are an adaptation of participatory techniques WWF South Pacific has used over the years in community resource conservation and development projects’ which should give facilitators a clear sense of process when trying to illicit information specific to impacts of climate change and developing an appropriate community response. DISASTER PREPAREDNESS/RISK REDUCTION Print CBDRM Practitioners The purpose of the CBDRM Field Practitioners’ Handbook is to help equip CBDM or CBDRM practitioners with theories and practical tools that can be applied in community work. The Handbook is divided into three parts: Part 1 Community-Based Disaster Risk Management: A Framework for Reducing Risk. The purpose of the first part is to clarify the basic concepts of CBDRM. Part 2 Resource Packs. The Comments +Emphasis on action learning - presents PLA tools that can be used with communities -No general discussion/overview of climate change. Presents tools only; assumes trainer will get background info from elsewhere +Description of tools and instructions on how to use them accompanied by illustrations (diagrams and photos). +Emphasis on participatory methodologies in communitybased disaster planning +Use of PLA tools and includes illustrations
Title Format Target Audience (Primary) Summary Description second part covers essential tools for implementing various stages of the CBDRM process. It provides step by step instructions to facilitate specific activities. It includes narrative instructions, tables and charts. The topics covered are Participatory Project Cycle Management, Participatory Disaster Risk Assessment and Action, Formation and Training of Community Disaster Risk Management Organizations and Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation. Comments International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. 2007. How to do Print Red Cross and Red Crescent Part 3 Major Considerations in undertaking CBDRM. The third part discusses tools on two crosscutting themes related to CBDRM - Gender Conscious Approach to CBDRM and Disaster Risk Communication (DRC). There are three key concepts that have been introduced in this handbook. These are: • Community-Managed Implementation • Participatory Disaster Risk Assessment and Action • Gender Conscious Approach to Disaster Risk Reduction A simple and practical guide for National Society staff and +Promotes the use of a range of 33
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Title<br />
WWF-South Pacific Programme. nd.<br />
Climate Witness Community Toolkit.<br />
Based on WWF’s work in the Pacific.<br />
http://www.worldwildlife.org/what/wherew<br />
ework/coraltriangle/WWFBinaryitem7771.<br />
pdf<br />
Abarquez, I. And Z. Murshed. 2004.<br />
Community-based disaster risk<br />
management: Field practitioners’<br />
handbook. Pathumthani, Thailand: Asian<br />
Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC).<br />
http://www.proventionconsortium.org/the<br />
mes/default/pdfs/CRA/CBDRM2004_meth<br />
.pdf<br />
Format<br />
Print<br />
Target<br />
Audience<br />
(Primary)<br />
Community<br />
facilitators<br />
(Pacific Region)<br />
32<br />
Summary Description<br />
Presents participatory actions to<br />
address the impact of climate<br />
change at community level.<br />
Materials have been developed for<br />
use over a two-day period. The<br />
methodologies within the toolkit<br />
are an adaptation<br />
of participatory techniques WWF<br />
South Pacific has used over the<br />
years in community resource<br />
conservation and development<br />
projects’ which should give<br />
facilitators a clear sense of<br />
process<br />
when trying to illicit information<br />
specific to impacts of climate<br />
change and developing an<br />
appropriate community response.<br />
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS/RISK REDUCTION<br />
Print CBDRM<br />
Practitioners<br />
The purpose of the CBDRM Field<br />
Practitioners’ Handbook is to<br />
help equip CBDM or CBDRM<br />
practitioners with theories and<br />
practical tools that can be applied<br />
in community work. The<br />
Handbook is divided into three<br />
parts:<br />
Part 1 Community-Based Disaster<br />
Risk Management: A Framework<br />
for<br />
Reducing Risk. The purpose of<br />
the first part is to clarify the basic<br />
concepts of CBDRM.<br />
Part 2 Resource Packs. The<br />
Comments<br />
+Emphasis on action learning -<br />
presents PLA tools that can be<br />
used with communities<br />
-No general discussion/overview of<br />
climate change. Presents tools<br />
only; assumes trainer will get<br />
background info from elsewhere<br />
+Description of tools and<br />
instructions on how to use them<br />
accompanied by illustrations<br />
(diagrams and photos).<br />
+Emphasis on participatory<br />
methodologies in communitybased<br />
disaster planning<br />
+Use of PLA tools and includes<br />
illustrations
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