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Niue
Papua New Guinea
Samoa
• 10 members NSC in place, TOR approved and country
implementation plan endorsed.
• Awareness raising to agencies who are now well
informed of DRM and CCA programs and linkages.
Solomon
Islands
Tonga
Tuvalu
Vanuatu
• NSC in place, TOR approved and country
implementation plan endorsed.
• Country priorities identified and endorsed by the
NSC.
• Enhanced access to emergency service
coordination and capacity building opportunities
through Regional engagement
• Tonga BSRP project oversight roles and
responsibilities clearly outlined and understood
• Focal points better prepared to receive and
disseminate Tsunami warnings –two
meteorology staff trained.
• Enhanced access to emergency service
coordination and capacity building opportunities
through Regional engagement.
• Project oversight roles and responsibilities
clearly outlined and understood.
• Gender and disability representatives endorsed
as part of the BSRP NSC.
• Tuvalu Government buildings fire safety
improved and risk reduced.
• Fire inspection and building safety capacity for
Tuvalu Police force improved.
• Enhanced access to capacity building
opportunities for Tuvalu Police through formal
twinning arrangements with Fiji NFA.
• Enhanced access to emergency service
coordination and capacity building
opportunities in Tuvalu through Regional
engagement.
• NSC in place, TOR approved and country
implementation plan endorsed.
• NSC also identified and endorsed country
priorities.
• Focal point at National Disaster Centre (Assistant Director)
approved to coordinate the project.
• NSC identified and endorsed country priorities identified.
• Increased capacity of in-country emergency management stake-
holders to maintain their Emergency Radio Network.
• 9 males (43%) and 14 females (57%) from government (Samoa
(11), Fiji (1) and the Solomon Islands (1)), Red Cross (6), non-
government (2) and faith based organisations (2) have increased
awareness of; shelter and settlements operations; functions of
shelter cluster coordination; knowledge and skills to effectively
manage evacuation centres.
• TFI Training delivered to 18 participants from Samoan
Government, Police and Fire Authorities, Red Cross Society
and NGO’s to develop a pool of in-country trainers able to
deliver DRM courses.
• Post Disaster Needs Assessment training delivered to 29
participants from Samoan Government, the private sector, civil
society organisations and NGO’s to reduce Samoa’s reliance on
assistance from outside experts and to speed up the formation of
plans to recover and reconstruct in the event of a large disaster.
• Training delivered to four NDMO staff (including the Assistant
CEO), four mapping section staff (including Principal Mapping
Officer) and two Geoscience staff. Supported the Samoan
Disaster Management Office to produce tsunami evacuation
maps and consult with villages on evacuation routes and
signage, as per a methodology developed in 2011.
• Two delegates to the AFAC/PIFESA/PIEMA meet, Wellington
Palau
• NSC in place, TOR approved and country implementa-
tion plan endorsed.
• Enhance facilities that coordinate emergency response
including communication channels.
• 13 water tanks procured installed in priority schools to
benefit 1,089 students and 222 staff.
• Consistent and timely interpretation and dissemination
of tsunami warning