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Recommendations for the post-2015 Hyogo Framework for Action (HFAII) : calling for increased attention to the need for integrated water and wetland management to reduce disaster risk
This paper summarizes a set of recommendations on wetlands for inclusion in the post-2015 HFA, calling for increased attention to the need for integrated water and wetland management to reduce disaster risk. It argues that emerging trends in disaster risks underline the need to consider the role of water and wetland management as important elements of disaster risk reduction and risk management strategy as wetlands are crucial in regulating the water cycle by reducing peak flood flows, storing excessive precipitation or recharging groundwater.
Recommendations for the post-2015 Hyogo Framework for Action (HFAII): calling for increased attention to the need for integrated water and wetland management to reduce disaster risk
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Available online: https://reliefweb.int/report/world/recommendations-post-2015-hyogo-framework-act [...]
Published by: Wetlands International Malaysia ; 2014
This paper summarizes a set of recommendations on wetlands for inclusion in the post-2015 HFA, calling for increased attention to the need for integrated water and wetland management to reduce disaster risk. It argues that emerging trends in disaster risks underline the need to consider the role of water and wetland management as important elements of disaster risk reduction and risk management strategy as wetlands are crucial in regulating the water cycle by reducing peak flood flows, storing excessive precipitation or recharging groundwater.
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free)Tags: Disaster Risk Management (DRM) ; Water ; Flood
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Working with nature: towards integrated approaches to disaster risk reduction
This document addresses the often complex underlying causes of risk and calls for better integration of approaches to disaster risk reduction, bringing together expertise from relevant sectors and making optimal use of the natural protection provided by ecosystems. It considers floods, coastal defences and hybrid engineering.
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Available online: https://reliefweb.int/report/world/working-nature-towards-integrated-approaches- [...]
Red Cross/ Red Crescent Climate Centre ; Wetlands International
Published by: Wetlands International Malaysia ; 2013This document addresses the often complex underlying causes of risk and calls for better integration of approaches to disaster risk reduction, bringing together expertise from relevant sectors and making optimal use of the natural protection provided by ecosystems. It considers floods, coastal defences and hybrid engineering.
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free)Tags: Environment and landscape ; Disaster Risk Management (DRM) ; Flood
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Integrating ecosystems in resilience practice: criteria for ecosystem-smart disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation
van Leeuwen Merijn; Rense Marianne; Jiménez Alejandro; et al. - Wetlands International Malaysia, 2013This document addresses the integration of ecosystems and natural resource management in disaster risk reduction (DRR). It introduces a set of criteria, which can be used by policy makers and practitioners to better integrate the management of ecosystems and natural resources in their DRR work. The criteria describe the required steps to develop an ‘ecosystem-smart’ approach in the design, implementation and evaluation of risk reduction programmes. They provide guidance on the required capacities, partnerships, institutional set-up and planning needs in an effort to bring together expertise fr ...
Integrating ecosystems in resilience practice: criteria for ecosystem-smart disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation
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Available online: https://www.wetlands.org/publications/integrating-ecosystems-in-resilience-pract [...]
Merijn van Leeuwen ; Marianne Rense ; Alejandro Jiménez ; Pieter van Eijk ; Marie-Jose Vervest
Published by: Wetlands International Malaysia ; 2013This document addresses the integration of ecosystems and natural resource management in disaster risk reduction (DRR). It introduces a set of criteria, which can be used by policy makers and practitioners to better integrate the management of ecosystems and natural resources in their DRR work. The criteria describe the required steps to develop an ‘ecosystem-smart’ approach in the design, implementation and evaluation of risk reduction programmes. They provide guidance on the required capacities, partnerships, institutional set-up and planning needs in an effort to bring together expertise from the humanitarian, development and environment sectors into a holistic risk reduction and climate change adaptation (CCA) programme.
It is intended to help integrate these disciplines, which will substantially increase the sustainability and effectiveness of risk reduction interventions. While this document focuses on disaster risk reduction, the criteria are equally applicable to guide the integration of environmental considerations into climate change adaptation planning processes.Language(s): English; Other Languages: French, Spanish
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A Quick Scan of Peatlands in Malaysia
This report presents the first national assessment of peatlands in Malaysia. It identifies remaining peatlands of high conservation value, and presents preliminary recommendations toward the development of a national strategy for Malaysia’s peatlands. The report comes at a critical time for the management of Malaysia’s forests and wetlands, and is a first step toward developing a national strategy for Malaysia’s peatlands.
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Available online: https://malaysia.wetlands.org/publications/a-quick-scan-of-peatlands-in-malaysia [...]
Published by: Wetlands International Malaysia ; 2011
This report presents the first national assessment of peatlands in Malaysia. It identifies remaining peatlands of high conservation value, and presents preliminary recommendations toward the development of a national strategy for Malaysia’s peatlands. The report comes at a critical time for the management of Malaysia’s forests and wetlands, and is a first step toward developing a national strategy for Malaysia’s peatlands.
Language(s): English
Format: Digital (Free) (ill., charts, maps)Tags: Environment and landscape ; Forest ; Deforestation ; Forest management ; Malaysia
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