Disasters associated with natural hazards and vulnerability a development challenge

The incidence and severity of disasters associated with natural hazards continues to increase.

The incidence and severity of disasters associated with natural hazards continue to increase.

The destruction of mangroves in coastal areas may increase hazards associated with storm surge.

In sum, disasters associated with natural hazards are best viewed as human induced phenomena that exacerbate human vulnerability.

Drought in this region is also associated with other hazards, such as flash floods and epidemic diarrhoea, including cholera and dysentery.

A growing number of countries are faced with multipronged crises where disasters associated with natural hazards and complex emergencies reinforce and feed into one another.

More than 158 million people worldwide were injured, displaced or otherwise adversely affected by disasters associated with natural hazards, with reported economic damage totalling 94 billion.

According to the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters, the economic costs of disasters associated with natural hazards have increased fourteen fold since the 1950s.

The risks and potential for disasters associated with natural hazards are largely shaped by prevailing levels of vulnerability and measures taken to prevent, mitigate and prepare for disasters.

This section describes the hazards of the substance or mixture and the appropriate warning information (signal word, hazard statement(s) and precautionary statement(s)) associated with those hazards. The section should include a brief summary conclusion of the data given as described in A4.2.4.3.

The Hyogo Framework sets out specific priorities for action on early warning for all hazards and on associated risk assessment and preparedness.

According to the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters, during this period 242,793 lives were lost as a result of disasters associated with natural hazards, with 226,408 people killed by the Indian Ocean tsunami alone.

The expression disasters associated with natural hazards will therefore be used, in line with the Hyogo Framework for Action adopted at the World Conference on Disaster Reduction, held in Kobe (Hyogo, Japan) from 18 to 22 January 2005.

Taking into account that geological and hydro meteorological hazards and their associated natural disasters and their reduction must be addressed in a coherent and effective manner,

The dense spatial samplings (100 pixels sq km) provided by radar interferometry in the detection of displacements associated with its accuracy (in the range of 3 10 mm) make it an important tool for assessing most natural hazards.

1. Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on the implementation of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction,A 60 180. in particular section II, entitled Disasters associated with natural hazards and vulnerability a development challenge

The tight link existing between disasters, unsustainable development and weak governance points to the fallacy of the distinction that is usually made within the humanitarian community between disasters associated with natural hazards and other types of emergencies that necessitate humanitarian action.

Recognizing the need to continue to develop an understanding of, and to address, socio economic activities that exacerbate the vulnerability of societies to natural disasters, to build and further strengthen community capacity to cope with disaster risks and to enhance resilience against hazards associated with disasters,

Human societies have to live with the risk of hazards posed by nature.

Expressing deep concern at the increasing negative impact of severe natural hazards, including earthquakes, extreme weather events and associated natural disasters, which continues to hinder social and economic progress, in particular in developing countries,

Noting the need for international cooperation to increase the capacity of countries to respond to the negative impacts of all natural hazards, including extreme weather events and associated natural disasters, particularly in developing countries,

(i) Work on health hazards

(ii) Work on environmental hazards

Noting the need for international cooperation to increase the capacity of countries to respond to the negative impacts of all natural hazards, including earthquakes, extreme weather events and associated natural disasters, particularly in developing countries,

Expressing its deep concern also at the enormous negative impact of severe natural hazards, including extreme weather events and associated natural disasters, which continues to hinder social and economic progress, in particular in developing countries,

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12. Stresses the need to address risk reduction of and vulnerabilities to all natural hazards including geological and hydrometeorological hazards

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Natural hazards cannot be prevented, but damage caused by hazards can be prevented and avoided by proper preparedness, response and mitigation efforts.

Bearing in mind the importance of addressing disaster risks related to changing social, economic, environmental conditions and land use, and the impact of hazards associated with geological events, weather, water, climate variability and climate change, in sector development planning and programmes as well as in post disaster situations,

Pursue work to improve further the classification scheme on chronic aquatic toxicity hazards (in cooperation with OECD)

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25. Stresses the need to address risk reduction of and vulnerabilities to all natural hazards, including geological and hydrometeorological hazards, in a comprehensive manner

26. Stresses the need to address risk reduction of and vulnerabilities to all natural hazards, including geological and hydrometeorological hazards, in a comprehensive manner

According to the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters in Brussels, during the period May 2004 April 2005, disasters associated with natural hazards killed nearly 250,000 people worldwide and affected, mainly through injuries and material losses, some 157 million people, causing damage evaluated at some US 102 billion.

Risk reduction, therefore, entails reducing vulnerability to hazards.

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Welcomes the proposal of Germany to host a third international early warning conference, covering the complete range of natural hazards, with a focus on the urgent implementation of early warning systems for hydro meteorological and geological hazards on a global scale

6. Emphasizes, in order to build resilience, particularly in developing countries, especially those vulnerable among them, the importance of addressing the underlying risk factors identified in the Hyogo Framework for Action and the importance of promoting the integration of risk reduction associated with geological and hydrometeorological hazards in disaster risk reduction programmes