disaster risk reduction: government to governance. From Disaster Management to integrative risk management: The paradigm shift in DRR. Walter J. Ammann. , CEO, Global . Risk. Forum GRF Davos, Davos, . ID: 700390
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SiDe Event
: Wednesday 22 May 2013disaster risk reduction: government to governanceFrom Disaster Management to integrative risk management: The paradigm shift in DRR
Walter J. Ammann
, CEO, Global
Risk
Forum GRF Davos, Davos,
Switzerland
w
alter.ammann@grforum.org
Slide2
DRR?Disaster management (how to deal with a risk which has just become reality)Risk reduction (how to prevent or limit potential future disasters)disaSTER RISK REDUCTION DRR
Slide3
Processes
Risks: the Hazard side
Slide4
Values
exposed to hazardsVulnerabilityDamage potential
Risks
– The Values
and
Vulnerabilities
Slide5
Processes
Values exposed to
hazards
Damage
potential
RISK
Risk
–
existing
values
and
damage
potential
Risks
and
opportunities
(
values
)
are
twins
no
development
without
risks
Slide6
What has to be done?
Measures to be taken
What can happen?
Risk
Analysis
What is acceptable to happen?
Risk
Assessment
Hazard
analysis
(
hazard
intensity
and
exposure
analysis
,
vulnerability
,
Scenarios
important
What
is
an
accepted
safety
level
? (Protection
goals
, acceptable risk levels)
How safe is safe enough?
DRR –
conceptual Framework
Paradigm
shift
:
Risk
based
approach
(
ex-ante):
proactive
prevention
Instead
of
:
Disaster
centered
approach
(
ex-post
):
intervention
/
recovery
Slide7
FLOODS
SEVERE WINDSTORMS
EARTHQUAKES/ TSUNAMIS
DROUGHTS, DESERTIFICATION
RESOURCE SCARCITIES
SOCIAL UNRESTs
BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS
TECHNOLOGICAL HAZARDS
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
TERRORISM
LAND DEGRADATION
PANDEMICS
FINANCIAL CRISES
BIOLOGICAL THREATS
Governance to ensure Multi risk approach
ensure comparability of risks
Slide8
Governance to link all the
various stakeholders and scales
Policy
makers
Media
Society
Administration
D
ecision
makers
Private
Sector
Practitioners
Scale
local
-
community
/
city
- regional – national - international
Critical
Infrastructures
’
facilitators
(private/public)
Slide9
National risk strategyRisk concept (unifying the risk based approach)Governance is key!How
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Presentations text content in SiDe Event : Wednesday 22 May 2013
SiDe Event
: Wednesday 22 May 2013disaster risk reduction: government to governanceFrom Disaster Management to integrative risk management: The paradigm shift in DRR
Walter J. Ammann
, CEO, Global
Risk
Forum GRF Davos, Davos,
Switzerland
w
alter.ammann@grforum.org
Slide2DRR?Disaster management (how to deal with a risk which has just become reality)Risk reduction (how to prevent or limit potential future disasters)disaSTER RISK REDUCTION DRR
Slide3Processes
Risks: the Hazard side
Slide4Values
exposed to hazardsVulnerabilityDamage potential
Risks
– The Values
and
Vulnerabilities
Slide5Processes
Values exposed to
hazards
Damage
potential
RISK
Risk
–
existing
values
and
damage
potential
Risks
and
opportunities
(
values
)
are
twins
no
development
without
risks
Slide6What has to be done?
Measures to be taken
What can happen?
Risk
Analysis
What is acceptable to happen?
Risk
Assessment
Hazard
analysis
(
hazard
intensity
and
exposure
analysis
,
vulnerability
,
Scenarios
important
What
is
an
accepted
safety
level
? (Protection
goals
, acceptable risk levels)
How safe is safe enough?
DRR –
conceptual Framework
Paradigm
shift
:
Risk
based
approach
(
ex-ante):
proactive
prevention
Instead
of
:
Disaster
centered
approach
(
ex-post
):
intervention
/
recovery
Slide7FLOODS
SEVERE WINDSTORMS
EARTHQUAKES/ TSUNAMIS
DROUGHTS, DESERTIFICATION
RESOURCE SCARCITIES
SOCIAL UNRESTs
BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS
TECHNOLOGICAL HAZARDS
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
TERRORISM
LAND DEGRADATION
PANDEMICS
FINANCIAL CRISES
BIOLOGICAL THREATS
Governance to ensure Multi risk approach
ensure comparability of risks
Slide8Governance to link all the
various stakeholders and scales
Policy
makers
Media
Society
Administration
D
ecision
makers
Private
Sector
Practitioners
Scale
local
-
community
/
city
- regional – national - international
Critical
Infrastructures
’
facilitators
(private/public)
Slide9National risk strategyRisk concept (unifying the risk based approach)Governance is key!How
to achieve the paradigm shift