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...
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Impacts from disasters are getting worse. Yet after a disaster, there is rarely time to learn what...
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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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Government and private sector cooperation can help mitigate risk and impacts
Government and private sector cooperation at different levels has increased and should be further encouraged. It helps ensure business and services continuity during disasters will help manage disaster risk and impact as...
Public awareness to take appropriate actions in time based on the early warning is essential with strong legal provisions.
Public, private and social media has crucial role and they played very active role in flooding in different ways. Most were active during and aftermath of disaster event. Media are potential for their critical roles and ...
Early warning systems need to be expanded to third order (seasonally flowing) rivers, with technological improvements to generate better forecasts from rainfall monitoring
DHM needs to improve its institutional capacity and expand its actions to monitoring rainfall monitoring and flood forecasting actions across the country in order to provide alerts to authorities for flood preparedness a...
Effective actionable preparedness is essential at all levels, and each agency should improve to act on their responsibilities in a coordinated manner
Each government organization needs to ensure that transfers and changes in roles and responsibility of authorities do not affect flood preparedness and response tasks to be performed by the organization. This should be p...
Encourage people to take measures to reduce risk before an event occurs.
If someone expects to receive funds to cover damage after an event like a flood, they may be less willing to invest in prevention. Governments could encourage people to take preventative measures by making pay-outs only ...