Third Expert Forum for Producers and Users of Disaster-related Statistics and associate events

05 to 09 June 2023 | Open meeting

Bangkok, Thailand
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3rd DSR Expert Forum

The third Expert Forum for Producers and Users of Disaster-related Statistics will be held on 5-7 June 2023 at Sukosol Hotel (hybrid) and its associate events will be organised on 8-9 June 2023 at United Nations Conference Center (in-person), in rooms C and D. For more information, please see the meeting room layout.

The Forum is hosted by ESCAP and co-organized by ECA, ECE, ECLAC, ESCAP, ESCWA, UNDRR, and UNSD.

Full Week Programme

Time
(UTC +7)		 Session DRS Expert Forum (The Sukosol Hotel) Associate Events (UNCC, Meeting rooms C and D)
Mon 5 Jun Tue 6 Jun Wed 7 Jun Thu 8 Jun Fri 9 Jun
09:00–10:00 Morning Session
(In-person)		       Losses and Damages Tracking System Assessing Asia-Pacific challenges, needs and opportunities in advancing climate change and disaster-related statistics
10:00–11:00
11:00–12:00
12:00–13:00   Welcome cocktail lunch for all in-person participants
(12:00-14:00h)		     Break Break
13:00–14:00 Building Resilience through Disaster-risk-related Statistics and Indicators: A Workshop on operationalizing the ESCAP DRSF Assessing Asia-Pacific challenges, needs and opportunities in advancing climate change and disaster-related statistics (cont. until 15:30h)
14:00–15:00 Afternoon Session
(In-person)		 Introduction and warm-up Measuring Hazardous Events and Disasters: Task Force D Disaster Related Statistics Pilot Project Estimating economic losses from disasters: practices, challenges and way forward
15:00–16:00
 
16:00–17:00  
17:00–19:00   Break Break Break
19:00-19:55 (UTC+7)
12:00-12:55 (UTC)		 Evening Session
(Hybrid) 		1. Setting the scene 4. Defining direct and indirect impacts of disasters 7. Estimating direct material impact and economic loss from disasters

Meeting of the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on Disaster-Related Statistics
(virtual meeting for members only)

(19:00-21:00h, UTC+7)
20:00-20:55 (UTC+7)
13:00-13:55 (UTC)		 2. Assessing and mapping risk exposure, vulnerability, and coping capacity 5. Measuring human impacts of disasters 8. Accounting for disaster risk reduction expenditures
21:05-22:00 (UTC+7)
14:05-15:00 (UTC)		 3. Classifying and harmonizing hazards and disasters 6. Measuring disaster impacts on the environment and cultural heritage 9. Summary and conclusion  

Contacts

Mr. Hakan Yazıcıoğlu
Associate Statistician
Statistics Division
Tel: + 66 2288-1521
E-mail: hakan.yazicioglu(at)un.org		 Ms. Piyapat Nakornchai
Research Assistant
Statistics Division
Tel: + 66 2288-1519
E-mail: nakornchai(at)un.org

UNECE
Mr. Michael Nagy
Statistician
UNECE Statistical Division
Tel: +41 22 917 3109
E-mail: michael.nagy(at)un.org

UNDRR
Mr. Rahul Sengupta
Programme Management Officer
UNDRR Office in Bonn
Tel: +49 228 8150303
E-mail: sengupta(at)un.org

UNESCWA
Ms. Wafa Aboul Hosn
Chief of Economic Statistics
Statistics, Information Society and Technology
Tel: +961 1 978 353
E-mail: aboulhosn(at)un.org

UNECLAC
Ms. Georgina Alcantar López
Statistician
Statistics Division
E-mail: georgina.alcantarlopez(at)cepal.org

Mr. Alberto Malmierca
Associate Statistician
Statistics Division
Email: alberto.malmierca(at)cepal.org

UNECA
Mr. Andre Nonguierma
Chief of the Geospatial Information Section
E-mail: nonguierma(at)un.org

Ms. Aster Denekew
Geospatial Information Officer
E-mail: denekewa(at)un.org

UNSD
Ms. Reena Shah
Senior Statistician
Department of Economic and Social
Affairs (UN DESA)
Tel: +1 212 963-4586
E-mail: shahr(at)un.org

Mr. Greg Scott
Inter-Regional Advisor
UN GGIM
Tel: +1 212 963-8578
E-mail: scott12(at)un.org

Mr. Emil Ivanov
Statistician
Department of Economic and Social
Affairs (UN DESA)
Tel : +1 212 963-7989
E-mail: ivanove(at)un.org

Mr. Mark Iliffe
Statistician
Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA)
Tel: +1 917 367-3475
E-mail: mark.iliffe(at)un.org

05 Jun 2023
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12:00
14:00
Welcome cocktail lunch for all IN-PERSON participants
14:00
17:00
Afternoon Session: Introduction and warm-up (IN-PERSON)
  • Ice breaker activities
  • Introduction of participants
  • Briefing on latest developments
19:00
19:04
Expert Forum: 1. Setting the scene
  • Session Organizers: ECE, UNDRR, ESCAP
  • Session Chair: Aster Denekew
  • Rikke Munk Hansen (ESCAP)
19:04
19:08
  • Aster Denekew (ECA, Session Chair)

Key questions

  1. Why do we need better disaster-related statistics?
  2. How does this Expert Forum contribute to the existing global, regional, and national efforts to improving the quality of Disaster-related Statistics?
  3. Who are the participants of the Expert Forum, and what are their expectations?
19:08
19:20
  • Marc Gordon (UNDRR, Senior Coordinator of the Midterm Review of the Sendai Framework)
19:20
19:45
  • Moderator: Irakli Apkhaidze (National Statistics Office of Georgia, Deputy Executive Director)
  • Panellists: Rikke Munk Hansen (ESCAP), Wafa Aboul-Hosn (ESCWA), Emil Ivanov (UNSD), Michael Nagy (ECE)
19:45
19:55

Presentation of Mentimeter poll results and closing

  • Aster Denekew (ECA, Session chair)
19:55
20:00
Transition time
20:00
20:05
Expert Forum: 2. Assessing and mapping risk exposure, vulnerability, and coping capacity
  • Session Organizers: ECLAC, ECA, UNSD, ESCAP
  • Session Chair: Georgina Alcantar
  • Georgina Alcantar (ECLAC)

Key questions

  1. How can technology be leveraged to improve data collection and reporting on the impacts of disasters?
  2. What are the challenges of integrating disaster-related statistics with these technologies in decision-making?
  3. Do you identify other institutions collaborating to improve disaster-related statistics in your country?
20:05
20:45
  • Maria Ximena Correa Olarte (National Administrative Department of Statistics -DANE Colombia)
  • Miguel Montero (Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development, Dominican Republic)
  • Jesarela López Aguilar (National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico-INEGI, Director of Technical Coordination - Vice Presidency of Geographical Information and Environment)
  • Eric Loubier (Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation)
20:45
20:55
  • Georgina Alcantar (ECLAC)
20:55
21:05
10 minutes break
21:05
21:10
Expert Forum: 3. Classifying and harmonizing hazards and disasters
  • Session Organizers: UKHSA, ECLAC, ESCAP
  • Session Chair and Moderator: Teerapong Praphotjanaporn
  • Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP)

Key questions

  1. Why is standardisation and classification important?
  2. What challenges are faced in attempting to standardise disaster related statistics?
  3. What solutions can we implement?
21:10
21:15
21:15
21:20
  • Kanza Ahmed (UKHSA, Consultant in Global Public Health)
21:20
21:30
  • Kanza Ahmed (UKHSA, Consultant in Global Public Health)
21:30
21:40
  • Claudio Retamal (National Statistical Institute, Chile)
21:40
21:55
  • Sole Tubanaika (Fiji Bureau of Statistics, Assistant Statistician)
  • Professor Virginia Murray (UK Health Security Agency, Global Disaster Risk Reduction – Lead)
  • Claudio Retamal (National Statistical Institute, Chile)
21:55
22:00
  • Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP)
06 Jun 2023
14:00
17:00
Afternoon Session: Classification of hazards and disasters and Hazard Information Profiles (HIPs) (IN-PERSON)
19:00
19:10
Expert Forum: 4. Defining direct and indirect impacts of disasters
  • Session Organizers: UNSD, UNDRR, ECE, ESCAP
  • Session Chair and Moderator: James Norris
  • James Norris (Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom)

Key Questions:

  1. What is the role of the National Statistical System in defining direct and indirect impacts of disasters – how can we strengthen our institutional arrangements?
  2. What are the key challenges when translating models of disaster loss into statistical data?
  3. How can we better define and measure direct and indirect impacts of disaster?
19:10
19:20
  • Mr. Florent McIsaac (World Bank , Climate Change Group)
19:20
19:50
  • “How the national monitoring agency is working hand-in-hand with IBGE, the NSO of Brazil”
    • Tiago Bernardes (Center for Monitoring Natural Disasters in Brazil- CEMADEN)
  • “Christchurch Earthquake, Post-Disaster Needs Assessments, and Resilience Activities”
    • Rob Deakin (Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), Resilience Manager)
  • “The role of civil society at the national level in helping measure and define impacts, supporting national processes”
    • Macarena Perez (Chile Institute for Disaster Resilience Embedding Risk in Investment Decisions)
  • “Responding to loss and damage at the intersection of DesInventar, the Sustainable Development Goals, Climate Protocol, and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction”
    • Rahul Sengupta (UNDRR, Programme Management Officer)
19:50
19:55
  • James Norris (Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom)
19:55
20:00
Transition time
20:00
20:05
Expert Forum: 5. Measuring human impacts of disasters
  • Session Organizers: ESCWA, UNDRR, ESCAP
  • Session Chair and Moderator: Wafa Aboul Hosn
  • Wafa Aboul Hosn (ESCWA)

Key Questions:

  1. In areas/countries with large data gaps on population and their characteristics, what are the challenges to develop a DRR strategy? How can data contribute to effective early warning systems and how they can be implemented in areas with limited resources and infrastructure?
  2. What are the current technological innovations and tools being used to improve data collection and reporting on the human impacts of disasters? How can data integration be also utilized in this aspect?
  3. When the disaster hits, how can we estimate the number of affected persons during and after the disaster: Women, children, old people, disabled, poor? How do population censuses, administrative records, Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) system support in measuring human impacts of disasters (deaths, injured, displaced, evacuated, received aid, loss of jobs, loss of activity days etc.) in particular and to disaster-related statistics in general?
20:05
20:45
  • “Measuring the Impact of Kahramanmaraş Earthquakes”
    • Ahmet Kursad Dosdogru (Turkish Statistical Institute, Vice President)
  • “Citizen-generated data to support disaster response - use case from Türkiye and Syria Earthquake and links to human impacts”
    • Harry Mahardhika (Disaster Service Manager Open Mapping Hub Asia-Pacific)
  • “The statistical challenges in producing the Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) 2023 Report”
    • Vicente Anzellini (Global and Regional Analysis Manager and the Coordinator of the Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID), Internal Displacement Monitoring Center (IDMC))
  • “National Coherent Strategies for DRR and Comprehensive Risk Assessments –Data Challenges”
    • Dr. Fadi Hamdan (International Expert in DRR, Lebanon)
  • "Pakistan's Response to Floods 2022"
    • Tassaduq Hussain (Flood Coordination Cell, Ministry of Planning Development and Special Initiatives)
20:45
20:50

Interventions:

  • Pakistan- Idrews Mehsud (Member of DRR) and Tassaduq Hussain (Joint Secretary at Ministry of Planning Development and Special Initiatives)
  • Petra Nahmias, (ESCAP, Chief of Population and Social Statistics Section)
20:50
20:55
  • Wafa Aboul Hosn (ESCWA)
20:55
21:05
10 minutes break
21:05
21:10
Expert Forum: 6. Measuring disaster impacts on the environment and cultural heritage
  • Session Organizers: ECA, ESCAP
  • Session Chair and Moderator: Eileen Capilit
  • Eileen Capilit (ECA)

Key questions

  1. How can System of Environmental Economic Accounting (SEEA) support the production of disaster-related statistics?
  2. What enabling (or new) technology do you use in measuring disaster impact and what type of quick wins do we see to stimulate the usage of geospatial science and technology for disaster monitoring and management?
  3. How can we measure the disaster impact on environment and cultural heritage both in physical and monetary terms?  What are the challenges and how were they resolved?
21:10
21:35
  • “System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA), Disaster-related Statistics and the Ecosystem”
    • Dr. Michael Vardon (Associate Professor, Environmental Accounting, Fenner School of Environment and Society)
  • “Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Disasters”
    • Hassan Partow (Acting Head, Response and Recovery Unit and Programme Manager, Disasters and Conflicts Branch, United Nations Environment Programme)
  • “Measuring disaster impacts on the cultural heritage: Experiences from Nepal Earthquake 2015”
    • Dr. Hem Raj Regmi (Deputy Chief statistician, National Statistical Office, Nepal)
21:35
21:55
21:55
22:00
  • Eileen Capilit (ECA)
07 Jun 2023
14:00
17:00
Afternoon Session: Estimating economic losses from disasters: practices, challenges and way forward (IN-PERSON)
19:00
19:10
Expert Forum: 7. Estimating direct material impact and economic loss from disasters
  • Session Organizers: ESCAP, UNDRR, ECE
  • Session Chair and Moderator: Teerapong Praphotjanaporn
  • Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP)

Key Questions:

  1. What prices should be used to value direct economic loss in agricultural sector?
  2. What prices should be used to value direct economic loss in housing and infrastructure sector?
  3. Should there be differences in approaches to measuring direct economic loss between sudden-onset (e.g., earthquakes) and slow-onset disasters (e.g., droughts)?
  4. How can we enhance the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)-National Statistical Office (NSO) collaboration to improve economic loss estimation?
19:10
19:35
  • Moderator: Alick Mjuma Nyasulu (ESCAP)

Panelists:

  • Mr. Xuan Chen (UNDRR, Statistician)>
  • Ms. Eileen Capilit (UNECA, Senior Statistician)
  • Dr. Hem Raj Regmi (NSO Nepal, Deputy Chief Statistician)
  • Ms. Ashiyath Shazna (Maldives Bureau of Statistics, Statistician)
  • Ms. Suhaya Komari, Departmen of Statistics Malaysia-DOSM, Deputy Director)
19:35
19:45
19:45
19:55

Presentation of Mentimeter poll results and Closing

  • “Summary of policy demand, common country practices and challenges, and preliminary recommendations on estimating direct economic loss from disasters”
    • Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP)
19:55
20:00
Transition time
20:00
20:03
Expert Forum: 8. Accounting for disaster risk reduction expenditures
  • Session Organizers: ESCAP, UNDRR
  • Session Chair and Moderator: Julie Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA))
  • Julie Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA))

Key Questions:

  1. What are the main challenges in compiling disaster risk reduction expenditure satellite accounts?
  2. How can DRR expenditure statistics and accounts be used to inform national policies and plans?
  3. What are the most important areas to further develop and include in the global disaster-related statistics framework?
20:03
20:11
  • What is a SNA satellite account?
  • Why are they popular?
  • What is a DRR expenditure satellite account?
    • Julie Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA))
20:11
20:35
  • Daniel Clarke (OECD, Analyst/Researcher)
  • Polaris Bautista (Philippines Statistics Authority, Senior Statistical Specialist)
  • Diana Cardenas Monar (International Institute for Environment and Development -IIED and Institute for Climate Economics-l’I4CE)
20:35
20:45
  • All panelists
20:45
20:53
  • All panelists
20:53
22:55
  • Julie Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA))
20:55
21:05
10 minutes break
21:05
21:10
Expert Forum: 9. Summary and conclusion
  • Session organizers: ESCAP, ECE, UNDRR
  • Session Chair: Rikke Munk Hansen
  • Session Moderator: Irakli Apkhaidze
  • Irakli Apkhaidze (National Statistics Office of Georgia, Deputy Executive Director)

Key Questions:

  1. Did the Expert Forum meet expectations?
  2. Which priority needs for capacity development, technical assistance, research, and standards were identified by the Forum?
  3. Where do we go from here?
21:10
21:20
  • Irakli Apkhaidze (Georgia NSO, Deputy Executive Director)
21:20
21:40
  • Irakli Apkhaidze (Georgia NSO, Deputy Executive Director)
  • 7 Session speakers
21:40
21:50
  • 3 in-person country participants as a speaker
21:50
21:55
  • Irakli Apkhaidze: Selected highlights from the hybrid survey
  • The IAEG-DRS representative (Animesh Kumar, UNDRR): Needs and priorities of relevance for IAEG going forward
21:55
22:00
  • Rikke Munk Hansen (ESCAP)

The associate events will be organised on 8-9 June 2023 at the United Nations Conference Center (in-person), in rooms C and D. For more information, please see the meeting room layout.

Session/Title 8 June (Thursday) 9 June (Friday)
09:00-12:00
(UTC+7)		 Losses and Damages Tracking System
UNDRR		 Assessing Asia-Pacific challenges, needs and opportunities in advancing climate change and disaster-related statistics
ESCAP
14:00-17:00
(UTC+7)		 Building Resilience through Disaster-risk-related Statistics and Indicators: A Workshop on operationalizing the ESCAP DRSF UNECE Task Force Assessing Asia-Pacific challenges, needs and opportunities in advancing climate change and disaster-related statistics (cont.)
ESCAP
19:00-21:00
(UTC+7)		 Meeting of the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on Disaster-Related Statistics
(virtual meeting for members only)		  

Expert Forum: Session 1 Speaker Document
Opening, session objectives and key questions Rikke Munk Hansen (ESCAP) PPT
Keynote speech: Why do we need better disaster-related statistics? – mid-term review of the Sendai Framework from a data lens Marc Gordon (UNDRR, Senior Coordinator of the Midterm Review of the Sendai Framework) PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 1 Result

Expert Forum: Session 2 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions Georgina Alcantar (ECLAC) PPT
Using geospatial information for developing Disaster-related Statistics (Colombia) Maria Ximena Correa Olarte (National Administrative Department of Statistics in Colombia, DANE, Geostatistics Direction) PPT
Geospatial information: DRR tools and applications (Mexico) Jesarela López Aguilar (National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico-INEGI, Director of Technical Coordination - Vice Presidency of Geographical Information and Environment) PPT
System for the Assessment of Damages and Losses of the Dominican Republic (SIRED-RD, for its acronym in Spanish) Miguel Montero (Vice-Ministry of Land Management and Regional Development, Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development, Dominican Republic) PPT
Artificial Intelligence Based Automated Mapping for Change Detection for Disaster Response Éric Loubier (Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation, Natural Resources Canada, Government of Canada) PPT

Expert Forum: Session 3 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP) PPT
Update from the Sendai High Level Meeting (Data Session), 17-19 May 2023 Kanza Ahmed (Public Health Advisor and Epidemiologist; UK Health Security Agency) PPT
Major Events Classifier related to emergencies, disasters, and catastrophes Claudio RetamalRodriguez (National Institute Statistics of Chile) PPT
Fiji: Classifying and harmonizing hazards and disasters Tevita Soqo (NDMO), Sole Tubanaika (NSO), FIJI PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 3 Result

Expert Forum: Session 4 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions James Norris (Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom) PPT
Keynote: Grounding the understanding of Direct and Indirect Impacts: The Economic Dimension Florent McIsaac (Climate Change Group, World Bank) PPT

Expert Forum: Session 5 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions Wafa Aboul Hosn (ESCWA) PPT
Measuring the impact of Kahramanmaraş Earthquakes Ahmet KursadDosdogru, Vice President, Turkish Statistical Institute, Türkiye PPT
Citizen-generated data to support disaster response - use case from Türkiye and Syria Earthquake and links to human impacts Harry Mahardhika (Disaster Service Manager Open Mapping Hub Asia-Pacific) PPT
The statistical challenges in producing the Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) 2023 Report Vicente Anzellini (Global and Regional Analysis Manager and the Coordinator of the Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID), Internal Displacement Monitoring Center (IDMC)) PPT
National Coherent Strategies for DRR and Comprehensive Risk Assessments –Data Challenges Dr.Fadi Hamdan (International Expert in DRR, Lebanon) PPT
Pakistan's Response to Floods 2022 Tassaduq Hussain (Flood Coordination Cell, Ministry of Planning Development and Special Initiatives) PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 5 Result

Expert Forum: Session 6 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions Eileen Capilit (Senior Statistician, African Centre for Statistics, Economic Commission for Africa, Ethiopia) PPT
System of Environmental-Economic Accounting, Disaster-related Statistics and the Ecosystem Dr. Michael Vardon (Associate Professor, Environmental Accounting, Fenner School of Environment and Society) PPT
Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Disasters Hassan Partow (Acting Head, Response and Recovery Unit and Programme Manager, Disasters and Conflicts Branch, United Nations Environment Programme) PPT
Measuring disaster impacts on the cultural heritage: Experiences from Nepal Earthquake 2015 Dr. Hem Raj Regmi (Deputy Chief statistician, National Statistical Office, Nepal) PPT
Conclusions Eileen Capilit (Senior Statistician, African Centre for Statistics, Economic Commission for Africa, Ethiopia) PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 6 Result

Expert Forum: Session 7 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions Teerapong Praphotjanaporn (ESCAP) PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 7 Result

Expert Forum: Session 8 Speaker Document
Session objectives and key questions
Ms. Julie L. Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA))
 PPT
International context & demand

Mr. Daniel Clarke (Analyst/Researcher, OECD)

 PPT
Disaster Risk Reduction Expenditure Accounts of the Philippines

Polaris Bautista (Senior Statistical Specialist, Philippines Statistics Authority)

 PPT
Insights from the project: Global observatory on financing for prevention and technical advisory on climate and disaster related budget tagging and expenditures tracking systems

Diana Cardenas Monar (Senior International Project Manager, I4CE / LAC Consultant, IIED)

 PPT
Questions and Answers Ms. Julie L. Hass (Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)) PPT
Mentimeter Result: Session 8 Result

Expert Forum: Session 9 Speaker Document
Summary and conclusion Irakli Apkhaidze (National Statistics Office, Georgia) PPT

Presentation Link
Disaster Related Statistics Framework (DRSF) PPT
Paris Agreement and Outcomes of COP27 PPT
Sendai Framework monitoring and Global Framework for Disaster-Related Statistics PPT
Sendai Framework: Generating official statistics on disaster risk reduction PPT
Measuring Hazardous Events and Disasters: Set of Core Disaster-risk-related Indicators PPT
Demand for Climate Change and Disaster-related Statistics PPT
Implementation of the Global Set of Climate Change Statistics and Indicators PPT
The Integration of Statistics and Geospatial Information and Climate Change and Disasters-related Statistics PPT

Title Link
Implementation of Disaster-Related Statistics: Diagnostic Tool for Strategic Planning Version 2.0, May 17, 2021 (Draft) (ESCAP) PDF
Disaster and Loss Assessment Methodology (ECLAC) Link
Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (UNDRR) Link
Technical Guidance for Monitoring and Reporting on Progress in Achieving the Global Targets of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction Link
United Nations Framework for the Development of Environment Statistics (FDES) Link
Post-disaster Needs Assessment Guidelines (UNDP-WB-EC) Link
Recommendations on the roles of Official Statistics in Measuring Hazardous Events and Disasters (UNECE) Link
System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) Central Framework (2012) Link
Hazard, Definition and Classification Review, Technical Report (UNDRR) Link
Hazard Information Profiles (HIPs) (UNDRR) Link

Information note (for in-person participation)

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