Disaster Risk Management Strategy : Nias Livelihoods and Economic Development Program
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The North Sumatra Provincial Government
has, together with the BRR (Badan Rehabilitasi dan
Rekonstruksi); the Government of Indonesia (GOI) agency
responsible for post tsunami reconstruction and the Nias
local government, requested support from the Multi-Donor
Fund (MDF) for the proposed Nias Livelihood and Economic
Development Program (LEDP). The World Bank is the partner
agency. The objective of this assignment is to support the
development of a disaster risk management (DRM) strategy for
the Nias LEDP project to ensure that risk reduction is
mainstreamed into project design, especially the livelihoods
and civil works, access components. To achieve the above
objective, this report identifies the key principles of DRM
relevant to the LEDP, presents the results of a high-level
assessment of the hazards potentially relevant to Nias and
the LEDP, and outlines the risk reduction approaches that
can be incorporated into the overall program and its
components. This report presents a framework for the DRM
Strategy to be incorporated into the proposed LEDP.
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AFTERSHOCKS, AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, AGRICULTURE, ARCHITECTS, BANKS, BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS, BLANKETS, BUILDING CODES, CACAO, CASUALTIES, CATASTROPHIC EVENTS, CIVIL ENGINEERING, CIVIL ENGINEERS, COASTS, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, CONTAINERS, CONTINGENCY PLAN, CONTINGENCY PLANNING, CONTINGENCY PLANS, CROSSINGS, DAMAGES, DEBRIS REMOVAL, DISASTER, DISASTER MANAGEMENT, DISASTER MITIGATION, DISASTER PLANNING, DISASTER PLANS, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, DISASTER PREVENTION, DISASTER RECOVERY, DISASTER REDUCTION, DISASTER RELIEF, DISASTER RESPONSE, DISASTER RISK, DISASTER RISK REDUCTION, DISASTER RISKS, DISASTER ZONES, DISASTERS, DOCUMENTS, DRAINAGE, DRAINAGE CHANNELS, DRAINAGE FACILITIES, DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, DROUGHT, EARLY WARNING, EARLY WARNING SYSTEM, EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS, EARTHQUAKE, EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING, EARTHQUAKES, EARTHWORK, ELEVATED STRUCTURES, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, EMERGENCY RELIEF, EMERGENCY RESPONSE, EMERGENCY SITUATION, EMERGENCY VEHICLES, ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING DESIGN, ENGINEERING STANDARDS, ENGINEERS, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, EVACUATION, FALLING, FARMER, FARMERS, FATALITIES, FAULT LINES, FENCES, FIRE, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, FIRE SAFETY, FIRES, FLOOD, FLOOD FORECASTING, FLOOD PRONE AREAS, FLOODED, FLOODING, FLOODS, FOOD PREPARATION, FOOD SECURITY, FOOD SUPPLY, GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE, GROUNDWATER, HEAVY RAINFALL, HURRICANE, HYGIENE, INFORMATION SYSTEM, INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGE, IRRIGATION, LANDSLIDE, LANDSLIDES, LIGHTING, MASS, MEASUREMENTS, MEDICINES, MOTION, NATURAL DISASTERS, NATURAL HAZARD, NATURAL HAZARDS, NATURAL PHENOMENON, PIPELINES, POST-TSUNAMI RECONSTRUCTION, PREDICTABILITY, QUALITY ASSURANCE, QUALITY CONTROL, RELIEF ACTIVITIES, RELIEF AGENCIES, RELIEF EFFORTS, RELIEF MATERIALS, RESCUE, RICE, RISK ANALYSIS, RISK REDUCTION, RIVERS, RUBBER, RURAL COMMUNITIES, SAFETY, SAFETY MEASURES, SANITATION, SEDIMENTS, SIGNS, SOIL EROSION, STORM, STRUCTURES, TARPS, TEMPERATURE, TOOLS, TRANSPORT, TROPICAL CYCLONE, TROPICAL CYCLONES, TSUNAMI, TSUNAMIS, TYPHOON, VELOCITY, VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS, WATER SUPPLY