TWG-DRS Five-year Plan (FYP)

Topic

Technical capacity needs assessment conducted

Priorities for technical capacity enhancement are agreed

Simplified, localised language E-learning country-level courses

TWG endorses list of training modules, expert rosters and the confluence request/ offer mechanisms

Member countries conduct sub-national and/or sectoral training

E-learning is conducted and versions in different languages are available

Individual experts and officials participated in E-learning

Members request/offer technical capacity support in between TWG meetings

Localised E-learning courses for engaging local officials and communities

Members are familiar with the use of basic functions of the Confluence

Advanced E-learning courses with thematic topics

Capacities for conducting special surveys and strengthen quality administrative data collection

Showcases of national and local level good practices

Brochures/ videos on what DRSF is and how it supports the country's DRR international reporting

TWG to help promote the standardised quantification of disaster damage and losses on routine-basis in sectors responsible for reporting disaster impacts.

DRSF is adopted in four countries, including working in low-tech and low connectivity contexts

Country-level technical capacity strengthening good practices compiled

TWG facilitates peer to peer learning exchanges between countries

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Needs for standards assessed and preliminary works completed including the needs for accounting of small-scale disasters.

TWG facilitates discussions on hazards classifications, disaster threshold, metadata, practical calculation formula and translation to monetary terms

TWG actively deliberate and, through its representatives and champions, give feedback to the draft global standards

TWG validates and endorses the internationally-agreed draft standards

TWG disseminate and promote the internationally-agreed standards to member countries

TWG conveys to the global forums country's needs for more realistic standards

TWG convey regional needs, innovations and good practices to the global processes

TWG compiles good practices of real situation for better understanding and application of the standard

Assists countries in applying the standards including local governments’ roles for compiling and reporting

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TWG uses existing frameworks to identify and assess the governance aspects of disaster statistics

TWG incorporates governance as an added component of disaster statistics framework

Good practices of governance framework in three countries, to include issues such as data collection, data security, and information dissemination

ESCAP Statistical Committee endorses the DRSF model

TWG make available and facilitates exchange of good practices of governance frameworks to support countries continuous improvements

Contextualise UNECE guidelines to the region to address the disconnected disaster data to the national statistical system through clarification the role of NDMOs and NSO

Compilation of practical examples and potentially research about collaboration and coordination and addressing barriers

Modules and models for decentralised engagement sub-national and communities

Case studies and demonstrable good practices on making data to underpin decisions and investments that contribute to a public good/national development

A model of inter-ministerial coordination

Training needs assessment on joint capacity building of NSOs and NDMOs

Discussion on capitalising and broadening the interagency momentum emerging from Sendai and SDG monitoring and reporting

Good practices of governance framework in five countries

Documentation of the governance framework for disaster statistics in at least one country

Periodical update from Member States on the state of disaster - statistics governance