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.
Usa esta página para aprender sobre de la metodología PERC, leer reportes relacionados al tema o encontrar recomendaciones específicas.
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
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Año de publicación
- 2010
- 2011
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- 2015
- 2016
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Tipo de inundación
- Flash
- Rivereña
Capitales
- Físico
- Humano
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4R de la Resiliencia
- Robustez
- Redundancia
- Recursividad
- Rapidez
Recomendaciones PERC
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A Strong Social Service Sector Increases Responsiveness
All observers noted that Boulder County is rich in civil society capacity, both formally organized non-profit organizations and non-formal citizen groups. There are a large number of groups, they are diverse in structu...
Redundancy, Modularity and Flexibility help
The existence of two separate water treatment facilities in the City of Boulder allowed safe water to continue to flow even when one plant was knocked out. The existence of a single sewage treatment plant that nearly f...
Mitigation is hard, and more is needed
While the mitigation measures worked as designed, many parts of Boulder County did not have adequate mitigation measures, and so the destruction in those areas was severe. Of the fourteen drainages in the City of Bould...
Mitigation Measures Worked
The system of storm-water mitigation measures worked as designed. The main elements of it were: • Bike paths and underpasses along the creeks to allow additional space for floodwaters; • Tear-away bridges designed...
Emergent organizations allowed thousands of people to help in the clean-up and recovery right from the beginning.
Volunteer management organizations like the Mudslingers and Boulder Flood Relief mobilized hundreds of volunteers with virtually no outside resources. In addition to physical labor, volunteers used their own professional...