The following is a list of all conten labeled as "Information Management"
This Annual Report for 2011, which provides a comprehensive overview of the UNISDR Biennial Work Programme 2010-2011, focuses on UNISDR’s work with partners to deliver results and measures achievement against the strategic objectives for these two years. It briefly sets out UNISDR progress against four strategic objectives:
The national capacity assessment identified existing capacities, gaps and needs related to disaster risk management, and proposed a set of prioritized recommendations on how these capacities can be strengthened.
This report assesses the content and implementation of Namibia's new national framework for Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), and related legislation, which includes the Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA) of 2012, the National Disaster Risk Management Plan of 2011, and the National Disaster Risk Management Policy of 2009.
The Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) provide a management structure for emergency response for both small and major emergencies, covering slow and sudden onset hazards.
This Atlas includes series of maps giving an overview of the climate of Madagascar and it includes: Madagascar climatic delimitation; monthly rains; monthly temperatures; Medium winds and wind roses; relative humidity; the duration of sunshine.
This document presents the Swaziland Resilience Strategy and Action Plan (SRSAP), which is aimed at making the country safer, adaptive and more resilient to all hazards for all generations.
This policy seeks to provide a well coordinated framework to disaster risk management and disaster risk reduction in Swaziland aligned to national development instruments, regional and international instruments for Disaster Risk Management and Disaster Risk Reduction as well as current and emerging sustainable development challenges such as climate change.
After 4 years of research by a multi-disciplinary team and co-production in partnership with government staff, the UMFULA project has released a briefing note that discusses "The current and future climate of central and southern Africa: What we have learnt and what it means for decision-making in Malawi and Tanzania".
This project strategy is focused on a planning and implementation approach that reduces vulnerabilities and managing risks, and contributing to poverty reduction and sustainable national development in Swaziland.
This National Contingency Plan covers the period from 2016-2020 and is specific for the responsible management of a possible volcanic eruption in North Kivu Province whose lives of more than one million (1,000,000) people and the entire ecosystem in Goma and its surroundings are between active volcanoes (Nyiragongo and Nyamulagira) and Lake Kivu, which has a high concentration of gases.