Assessment dates and methodology Sample Clauses

Assessment dates and methodology. The needs assessment and risk analysis were informed primarily by literature review since the causes, effects and risks related to flooding in Trinidad and Tobago have been recently discussed at the level of Parliament via the Joint Select Committee on Land and Physical Infrastructure and well documented and researched, including in internationally recognized and published papers. The key reports/papers utilized are: ● Parliament 10th Report of the Joint Select Committee on Land and Physical Infrastructure on an inquiry into flood alleviation and control measures from major river basins and drainage catchments in Trinidad and Tobago subjected to major flooding over the past year (2020). ● Draft National Integrated Water Resources Management Policy (2018) Interviews with the following key national agencies were also undertaken during the following dates to obtain feedback on the priority areas of this action: ● 10 November 2020 - Kick-off meeting with WRA, MRDLG, ODPM and UNDP to discuss Community Flood Early Warning System in Trinidad and Tobago
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Assessment dates and methodology. The prevailing fluid security situation is subject to change at any time. Therefore, it is critical to maintain the flexibility of the objectives of this Action and that, if necessary, the list of targeted schools can be adjusted with proper justification based on new lists that are expected to be received from the ministry at a later stage. The “Ukraine Fast Recovery Plan – Schools” was submitted to partners in October and was used as baseline information for the design of this proposal. A new plan was received on 31st October with an amended list. It contains information on 104 schools in 13 Ukrainian municipalities, including addresses, square footage, number of beneficiaries served, percentage of damage, and estimated costs. Analyzing the Ukraine Fast Recovery Plan document, UNDP has filtered those schools to be handled by other agencies and thus were left with a list of 51 schools in 9 Municipalities. Data from the Ukraine Fast Recovery Plan was inserted into an Excel spreadsheet s( ee Annex 4 Selected Schools for ECHO action in Ukraine) and was enhanced by information from our field teams related to the type of location (Urban or Rural). The analysis results showed that: The damage rate for those 51 schools was between 5% and 60%. This would need to be verified through an in-depth assessment of the damages once the proposal is approved and before starting any work. The targeted schools would accommodate more than 24000 students and teachers and will be covering an area of over180000 square meter.
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Assessment dates and methodology. Dates: Meetings, discussions with key provincial/municipal/national stakeholders: -Municipal representatives & officials (Amargadi, Dhangadi, Birendranagar, Nepalgunj, Jayprithvi): Feb'21. Officials and communities on emergency preparedness at Dhangadi (Sep-Dec’20) during Municipality DRR SAP formulation. - Ministries of Internal Affairs and Law, Social Development of Sudurpaschim, Karnali, Lumbini: Nov-Dec’20 & Feb’21; & provincial ministries during DRR SAP formulation: Sudur Paschim (Jul’19-Feb’20), Karnali (Aug’19-Feb’20), Lumbini (Aug’19- Mar’20) by UNDP Field Offices - Consultations, experiences from EU-funded Action on Urban DRR: Jun'19-Mar’21 - Federal GoN officials:DIMS/Monitoring systems associated meetings (Dec’19-Jan’21); Cluster Preparedness (Mar’21) Data Analysis:Jan-Feb'21 Literature Review:Dec’20-Mar'21 Methodology: Consultations with municipal/provincial/national stakeholders: conducted meetings with provincial/ municipal leadership, officials, District Administration Office (DAO) on preparedness, issues and needs for effective earthquake/fire response. UNDP organized several meetings with federal officials on preparedness and response priorities. Consultations with municipal/provincial representatives held at all proposed Action areas in Feb’21, built on previous meetings conducted during DRR Policy &SAP formulation in 2020, focused extensively on disaster preparedness priorities. A comprehensive checklist (Annex 4.1.3) covering risk understanding, preparedness/response for earthquake/fire hazards guided discussions- Annex 4.1.2 identified key gaps and needs Consultations from EU Action on Urban DRR implemented by UNDP, emphasized importance of working with vulnerable population, squatters, floating population, in enhancing their realization of risk (and relative prioritization over pressing day-to-day issues), benefits of local level action, engagement through semi-/in-/formal social structures as well as keen interest, opportunity for resource sharing with municipalities for local level risk reduction. Private sector engagement in urban context is most critical as their preparedness/readiness to respond is minimal despite their ubiquitous role. (Annex 4.1.4) Consultation meetings with federal government officials: NDRRMA, UNDP organized a workshop in Kathmandu for MoIAL and Chief Minister’s office from all provinces which discussed managing information for effective preparedness and response. NDRMMA in other discussions (Jan-Feb’21) stre...
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