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Lessons on Recovery from Mega-Disasters
Description
The side event will highlight key strategic recommendations for more explicit provisions on recovery and
reconstruction in a post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction (HFA2). The bases of the strategic recommendations are the lessons on recovery from mega-
disasters. Valuable lessons on recovery by national and local
governments, including Japan’s lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake, will be presented.
The side event is expected to further explore measures for integrating recovery in development planning as well as efforts towards effective recovery strategy and frameworks. The recovery and reconstruction strategies from the Canterbury earthquake in New Zealand and the relevance of Recovery Framework to facilitate reconstruction from hurricane Sandy in the United States will also be shared. The aim is to recognise the role of recovery as an essential element that needs to be explicitly stated in the HFA2. Moreover, the event will be an occasion to launch the publication on “Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake: Lessons for HFA2” and identify other tools, knowledge products, and advocacy materials for effective and resilient recovery.
Background Papers
- Program (143.26 kB)
- Theme of session (24.00 kB)
- Message from Mr.Toshizo Ido, Governor of Hyogo Prefecture, Japan (1.26 MB)
- Implementing the National Disaster Recovery Framework (364.38 kB)
Presentations
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Christchurch Earthquakes (1.19 MB)
Speaker: Roger Sutton, New Zealand Government
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Lessons on Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2.79 MB)
Speaker: SHIOZAKI, Yoshimitsu Dr., Prof. College of Policy science, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto Japan
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Pakistan’s Experience on PDNA and Recovery Framework (125.31 kB)
Speaker: Lt Gen (Retired) Nadeem Ahmed