Provide details. Yes The action has considered possible risk and vulnerabilities that may affect the implementation of the activities and achievements of the results. The action is risk informed as needs assessment identified, analyzed and prioritized- a) key natural hazards to which proposed locations are exposed to, (b) possible risks to urban communities from these hazards and (c) specific groups of people that are more vulnerable than others. The Action has further presented an analysis of risks due to political instability largely due to faction within different political parties as well as conflict that may arise during the election of local and national government.
Provide details. Yes The action based on sound analysis of problems, needs has proposed activities to strengthen the capacities of most at risk communities and vulnerable populations in anticipation of fire and earthquake risks in urban and rural areas of Western Nepal. The action will also prioritize building capacity and awareness raising of vulnerable and most at-risk urban communities, strengthening information management system at the municipal and provincial level and building capacities of private sectors, all contributing to urban disaster resilience. Based on the risk identified from risks analysis and learnings from current Urban DP including earthquake 2015, trainings will be provided to vulnerable population and members of most at risk communities in first aid, fire response and search and rescue. Fire fighters from local level will also be trained on advance firefighting in urban areas, which will contribute in effective response and contribute towards saving lives. The action will strengthen disaster risk governance through support for functioning of cluster mechanism, emergency response frameworks to plan, prepare and cope with shocks and stresses to reduce future risks. Thus the Action is designed entirely around strengthening local preparedness capacities to the identified risks.
Provide details. Yes The number of affected population due to fire and earthquake will reduce with action’s focus on heightening awareness and understanding of risk leading to behavioural change, strengthening of disaster risk governance, enhancing cluster preparedness. The capacity building initiative envisaged by the action will assist at-risk communities to take anticipatory measures/ preparedness measures that are foreseen to reduce overall caseloads during humanitarian crisis. Activities like risk assessments, identification and engagement with vulnerable population provide opportunities for municipalities/ municipal governments to use this information to take preventive actions to reduce the vulnerabilities. The information acquired from risk assessment will support to understand the existing risk and inform the planning and implementation of development programmes. The retrofitting of most vulnerable households and a conducive policy for its replication could result substantive reduction of humanitarian needs during an earthquake. The action also aims to partner with private sector on various aspect of fire and earthquake preparedness including capacity building, and could possibility be mainstreamed into normal business processes- strengthening their resilience. The action aims to address the underlying risk factors by building shared understanding of risk leading to system strengthening for taking anticipatory actions, and promote risk transfer through insurance mechanism, demonstrate mitigation measures at most vulnerable locations directly contributing to underlying risks and vulnerabilities Initial mark 2
Provide details. 16.2.2 Class of Service (CoS) Best Effort 1 Provide Details Business Data 3 Realtime 5
Provide details. 16.2.6 Trunk port (802.1Q) 1
Provide details. 16.2.7 MTU Support (State sizes min/max) 1 (State sizes min/max)
Provide details. 1.4 Was the tenderer/s(or any of its directors/members/shareholders) prohibited from doing business with any International Financial Development/funding Agency or Lending Institution
