12th Senior Disaster Management Officials Forum (SDMOF12)
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The theme of the 12th APEC Senior Disaster Management Officials Forum (SDMOF) is “Advancing the Multi Hazard Early Warning Systems for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Risk Management”. This is in line with the overall APEC 2018 theme of “Harnessing Inclusive Opportunities, Embracing the Digital Future”, and one of the APEC 2016 priorities, “Promoting Sustainable and Inclusive Growth”.
Attendance will include delegates from APEC Economies, the private sector, non-government organizations and academe. The 12th Forum will take place on the context of a “new normal” for disaster risk management, where a combination of natural and human factors are leading to disasters which are more complex, more frequent, and increasingly difficult to anticipate and manage. With this new normal, timely hazard monitoring and warning, the efficient use of digital technologies, and warnings which result in timely and effective action, have become increasingly important.
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| Science-driven Disaster Risk Reduction and Management for Sustainable Development in Papua New Guinea | |
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| Better Early Warning Communication System Is Effective Tools for Hazard Mitigation Solution | |
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| Emergency Operation Center Network Functions and Communication Linkages for Early Warning System in Nepal | |
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| Early Warning Early Action: The Four Pillars of Wisdom - Presentation | |
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| Early Warning Early Action: The Four Pillars of Wisdom – Write-up | |
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| Early Warning for Disaster Risk Reduction: Who’s Sharing What with Whom? - Presentation | |
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| Early Warning for Disaster Risk Reduction: Who’s Sharing What With Whom? - Paper 86 | |
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| QZSS (Quasi Zenith Satellite System) for Early Warning Message Platform | |
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| Warning and Information Dissemination System in the Philippines 57dc | |
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| Localized Early Warning System - Experience from Myanmar and Sri Lanka | |
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| Flood and Climate Early Warning Systems Development in Papua New Guinea | |
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| Disaster Risk Reduction Literacy As the Foundation for Successful Risk Communication | |
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| Communicating Warnings: The Australian Experience | |
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| Deepening the Institutional Reform on Emergency Management and Improving Disaster Monitoring and Warning Capacity Building in China | |
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| Deepening the Institutional Reform on Emergency Management and Improving Disaster Monitoring and Warning Capacity Building in China | |
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| Integrating Public Alert and Warning to Improve Effectiveness | |
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| Advancing Intergrated Research and Capacity Development for Disaster Risk Reduction | |
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| Science-Driven Disaster Risk Reduction and Management for Sustainable Development in Papua New Guinea | |
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| DisasterAWARE: An Effective Tool for Early Warning and Decision Support | |
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| Delivery of Warning Messages | |
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| End-to-End Multi-Hazards Early Warning Communication to Reach Communities | |
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| To Build Well-Informed Society in Disaster Risk Management by Information and Communication Technology | |
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| Flood and Climate Early Warning Systems Development in Papua New Guinea | |
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| Overview of the 1994 Volcanic Eruption: Response and Early Warning System | |
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| Advancing the Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Risk Management | |
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