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Source(s):  COPE
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction highlights children as among the most vulnerable groups who must be empowered to get ready for natural hazards and play a vital role in preventing and reducing risk.

Launched on the occasion of the 2018 World Tsunami Awareness Day, the child-friendly booklet is for kids who are 6-12 years old to generate tsunami awareness among children through animated characters and simple but strong messages. The booklet provides relevant tsunami facts and explains both how to identify a tsunami and how to cope with one.

Format

Format Printed documents
Sub-format Comic book
Number of pages/running time 21 p.

Target audiences

Primary

Group: Children

Sub-group: Primary school age (6-11 years)

Educational usage

reading level Educational (primary reading level)
educational usage Extra-curricular/Informal

Important links

EXTERNAL LINK

World Tsunami Awareness Day

PREVENTIONWEB

More on the Sendai Framework

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

Cyclones

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

Earthquakes

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS

Floods


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  • Year of publication 2018
  • Author(s) Keswick, Martha
  • Language(s) English
  • Price Free

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