El análisis de capacidades Post-Desastre
El análisis de capacidades Post-Desastre
El análisis de capacidades Post-Desastre (PERC) es una metodología creada por la Aseguradora Zurich para proveer investigaciones y revisiones independientes a lo largo de eventos de inundaciones. Busca responder preguntas relacionadas con aspectos de resiliencia ante inundaciones, gestión de riesgo de inundaciones e intervención de catástrofe. Da una mirada a lo que funcionó bien, como también a las oportunidades de mejora, y resultados en un paquete de recomendaciones para el futuro.
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Usando la Metodología PERC
The Post-Event Review Capability (PERC) is a systematic framework for the analysis of a disaster...
Impacts from disasters are getting worse. Yet after a disaster, there is rarely time to learn what...
Hurricane Harvey made landfall near Rockport, Texas on August 25, 2017 as a Category 4 storm. Over...
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Ciclo de la Reducción de riesgo de desastres
- Capacidad de afrontamientos
- Reducción correctiva del riesgo
- Preparación para la crisis
- Reducción prospectiva del riesgo
- Reconstrucción
Temas
- Bienes y medios de vida
- Educación
- Alimentación
- Gobernanza
- Vida y salud
- Medio ambiente
- Transporte y comunicación
- Residuos
- Agua
Regiones
- Asia
- Africa
- Europa
- Las Américas
País
- Nepal
- Morroco
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Peru
Año de publicación
- 2010
- 2011
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
Tipo de inundación
- Flash
- Rivereña
Capitales
- Físico
- Humano
- Social
- Financiero
- Natural
4R de la Resiliencia
- Robustez
- Redundancia
- Recursividad
- Rapidez
Recomendaciones PERC
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Total: 127 resultados encontrados
High-resolution maps are needed for aid and rescue organizations.
Local knowledge is criticallyimportant for first responders and emergency teams. In the 2016 floods, especially in Bavaria, responders fromout of town had difficulty with existing maps that lacked certain information whe...
Forecasting of local intense events should be improved.
Warnings, to be effective, require an end-to-endsystem integrated with forecasts. The current lead times for warnings of summer thunderstorms are too shortto allow people to take effective action. In the next five to 10 ...
To effectively communicate, the social context must be understood.
If flood awareness campaigns are tobe successful then they must communicate with their target audience effectively. For example, some stateshave identified the need to provide flood warnings in specific languages: In Bad...
Local, indigenous knowledge should be incorporated into future decisions.
A lot of indigenousknowledge, especially in rural areas, has been lost. This historic knowledge is very important. In low-lying areasin pre-alpine hills in southern Baden-Wu?rttemberg, historic buildings have strongly fo...
Improve understanding of return periods and flood probabilities.
A “100- year flood” is often mistakenly interpreted as a flood of a magnitude that will not occur again for another century. People need to understand that, in fact, it means that there is a 1 percent chance of a flo...