S U I T A B I L I T Y M O D E LRISK INFORMED DECISIONS FOR PLANNING AND INVESTMENT

DISASTERS CAN HAVE DEVASTATING IMPACTS

“IF [A PLAN] IS NOT RISK-INFORMED, IT [CAN’T LEAD TO] SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ”– United Nations Development Programme –

DISASTERS FROM NATURAL HAZARDS AFFECTED 1.4 BILLION PEOPLE*

PEOPLE1.4

DISASTERS FROM NATURAL HAZARDS CLAIMED 500 THOUSAND LIVES*

LIVES500

DISASTERS FROM NATURAL HAZARDS CAUSED $523 BILLION IN ECONOMIC LOSSES*

ECONOMY523

*ASIA-PACIFIC, 2005-2014

IS YOUR PLANRISK-INFORMED?

OES YOUR DEVELOPMENT PLAN TAKEHAZARDS AND VULNERABILITIES INTOACCOUNT?

S YOUR METHOD CONSIDERING CLIMATECHANGE PROJECTIONS?

ET YOU ARE UNAWARE ABOUT THEECONOMIC RISKS A DISASTER CAN PUT ONYOUR COMMUNITY?

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WHAT IS THE ISSUE AT HAND?

NO INFORMATION ABOUTTHE EXPECTED DAMAGES

OR MONETARY LOSSESFROM RISKS ASSOCIATED

WITH DIFFERENTHAZARDS

STANDARD HAZARDMAPPING METHODSONLY DEPICT RISKCATEGORIES FOR

DIFFERENT HAZARDS INA PRE-DEFINED AREA

?THE FINANCIAL LIABILITIES OF HAZARDAND CLIMATE RISKS ARE DIFFICULT TO PREDICT

THE SUITABILITY MODEL SEEKS TO DELIVER EASY-TO-UNDERSTAND AND READY-TO-PROCESS LAND PLANNING ANDINVESTMENT DIRECTIONS

PROVIDES CONTEXT-SPECIFIC QUANTIFICATIONS OF RISKS FROMPOTENTIAL HAZARDS FOR LAND USE OR INVESTMENT PLANS IN APREDEFINED AREA OF LAND

METHODOLOGY FOLLOWS A SIMPLE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDELINESO USERS ONLY NEED TO HAVE BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF THEPROCESSES INVOLVED

WE SUPPORT YOU TO REVEAL THEFINANCIAL LIABILITIES OF RISKS

DEVELOPMENT O PTIONS( AGRICULTURAL CROPS, ETC. ) CONSTRUCTION TYPES( RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, ETC. )

M ULTI-HAZARDS(TYPHOONS, FLOODS, ETC. )

EXPOSURE / VULNERABIL ITY

EXPECTED DAMAGE IN% OF VALUE

HISTORICAL DATA / CL IMATE PROJECTIONS

WE SUPPORT YOU TO REVEAL THEFINANCIAL LIABILITIES OF RISKS

THE PROCESS OF THE SUITABILITY TOOL

CONSULTING PROCESS TO DEFINEEXPECTATIONS AND PRIORITY

AREAS.

STEP 1ADDING RISK PROBABILITIES, FACTOR INHISTORICAL AND FUTURE CLIMATE DATA.

STEP 3EVALUATING THE RESULTS AND PROVIDING

A BRIEF RECOMMENDATION GUIDE.

STEP 5

ANALYSING ANDREFLECTING ON EXISTINGMULTI-HAZARD EXPOSURE

MAPS.

STEP 2CALCULATING THE EXPECTED DAMAGESAND DEFINE A COMMON DENOMINATOR

(PERCENT, CURRENCY, ETC.).

STEP 4

WE WILL GUIDE YOU THROUGH THEPROCESS

WE WILL TRAIN YOU IN MORE DETAIL ABOUTEXISTING HAZARD MAPPING TOOLS AND ABOUTTHE NEXT STEP TO A SUITABILITY MAP.

WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A ’COOKBOOK’ FOR ANEASY-TO-UNDERSTAND AND READY-TO-PROCESSAPPLICATION OF THE SUITABILITY MODEL

WE WILL ASSIST YOU WITH COORDINATINGBETWEEN DIFFERENT STAKEHOLDERS FOR ANEFFICIENT FLOW OF PROCESSES.

WE WILL SUPPORT YOU IN IDENTIFYINGSTRATEGIC PARTNERS AND EXTERNAL EXPERTS.

TRAININGWORKSHOPS

STEP-BY-STEPGUIDELINES

STAKEHOLDERCOORDINATION

PARTNERSHIPFACILITATION

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THE SUITABILITY MODEL HAS BEENSUCCESSFULLY PILOTED FORRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS & AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN CEBUAND LEYTE PROVINCES IN THEPHILIPPINES

THE RESULTS HAVE BEEN UTILISED FORCHANGES IN LAND-USE PLANS ANDAPPLICATIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGEADAPTATION FUNDING AGENCIES

THE MODEL WILL BE REPLICATED FORLOCAL DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT ANDCLIMATE CHANGE PLANNING SUPPORT INVIET NAM AND THAILAND

HOW TO INTEGRATE THE MODEL INTO YOUR PLANS ?

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1.5%

3.2%

5.0%

4.1%

ZOOMED-IN PERSPECTIVEEXPECTED % DAMAGEPER YEAR

EXAMPLE OF A SUITABILITY MAP

HOW TO INTEGRATE THE MODEL INTO YOUR PLANS ?

THANK YOU | FOR YOUR INTEREST

CONTACT INFORMATION

MR. STEPHAN HUPPERTZREGIONAL COORDINATOR ASIAGLOBAL INITIATIVE ON DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT

STEPHAN.HUPPERTZ@GIZ.DE+66 (0) 2 288 15 75