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Ubicación: El Salvador
This case study uses an “outcome harvesting” methodology to explore how El Salvador made progressed in building local and national humanitarian capacity and leadership after Hurricane Mitch and puts forward recommendations for the future.
  • Oxfam International Secretariat
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Ubicación: Canada United States of America
The study goal was to identify key decisions and actions critical to incident investigations using the 2014 crude MCHM chemical spill in West Virginia USA as a case study.
  • Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology
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Ubicación: Lao People's Democratic Republic
This report presents the findings of a case study of Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) national social protection system, which sought to identify the factors that would enable that system to be responsive to shocks.
  • World Food Programme (WFP)
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Ubicación: Mongolia
In terms of natural hazard risks, Mongolia is vulnerable to a wide variety of natural hazards including storms, droughts, floods, earthquakes and other extreme weather events such as ‘dzud’
  • Mongolian Red Cross Society
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Ubicación: Indonesia
This case study makes the case for the effectiveness of early warning and the role of young people in flood preparedness in Jakarta, Indonesia.
  • Plan International (PI)
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Ubicación: Italy
Turin's DERRIS project, a public-private partnership, enhances SME resilience to climate impacts, addressing flood risks through Company Adaptation Action Plans and the Integrated District Adaptation Plan.
  • Climate-ADAPT
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Ubicación: Paraguay
UN-Habitat and the Municipality of Asuncion, Paraguay, create a resilience profile of the city, addressing various stakeholders and collecting data for risk analysis.
  • United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT)
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Ubicación: Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago
The study will use a case-study approach of selected areas in Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica to investigate the potential economic impacts of recurrent flood events and compare with a potential cost saving benefit of specific flood control interventions.
  • Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC/CEPAL)
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