[dmwg] FW: Online world conference on what have humanitarians learned from Indian Ocean Tsunami and Haiti Earthquake?

[Le Thanh Hai]

Dear colleagues,

 

Online world conference  on Humanitarians  and lesson learnt from Indian Ocean Tsunami and Haiti Earthquake to be hold on Monday 26 January,1pm to 2.30pm (UK time).  

For your interest please register here:  registration form <https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1063906506063113218>     

 

Best regards,
Hai

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Le Thanh Hai (Mr.)
Communication Acting Manager

Centre for Marinelife Conservation and Community Development (MCD)

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Dear ADRRN Members, 

If you are interested to participate in this online world conference  on humanitarians  and lesson learnt from Indian Ocean Tsunami and Haiti Earthquake,  please register here  <https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1063906506063113218>  registration form   

The conference will be hold on Monday 26 January,1pm to 2.30pm (UK time)

 

According to the ALNAP Secretariat based in London,  as of today, they have received 60  online participants from around the word.

Hope this info useful for you.

See you at the conference.

With regards,

Az

 


What have humanitarians learned from their response to the Indian Ocean Tsunami and Haiti Earthquake?


  <http://www.alnap.org/image.ashx?file=haiti-tsunami-webinar-signature.png&w=260&q=90> 


Organisation:

 <http://www.alnap.org/members/1.aspx> ALNAP


Type of event:

Online event (Webinar)

	

Sector:

Sector-wide


Country:

n/a

	

Date:

26 January 2015


Time:

1pm to 2.30pm (UK time)


Free Event:

Yes

The humanitarian sector will start 2015 marking two significant, but sobering moments in its recent history: the 10th anniversary of the Indian Ocean Tsunami and the 5th anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake. Together, the disasters caused the deaths of over 300,000 people and affected millions more.

Another aftermath that is less talked about is the humanitarian response to this catastrophes. The Indian Ocean Tsunami had the most in-depth and comprehensive evaluation since the Rwanda genocide and the sobering conclusion was that the humanitarian system required a fundamental reorientation in the way it worked. Amongst its main recommendations, it suggested humanitarians had to pay more attention to local structures, be more attuned and sensible in their relationship with affected people and act in a more coordinated manner with other actors in the system.

The sector was put to the test five years later, when Haiti was rocked by an Earthquake from which Haitians and humanitarians are still working to recover. Did the system take on board the lessons from the Tsunami when responding to the Haiti Earthquake? Are humanitarians learning to adapt to context? How have these experiences influenced humanitarian programming? What lessons have emerged that we have still to learn and put in practice to improve future responses?

In this ALNAP HPG webinar, ALNAP’s Director John Mitchell will look back at lessons learned from Haiti and the Tsunami together with the following discussants:

Jo da Silva (Director, Arup) 
Azwar Hasan (Founder and Chair Person, Forum Bangun Aceh – FBA) 
Joe Leitmann (Manager of the Haiti Reconstruction Fund, Lead DRM Specialist, Urban, Resilient, Rural & Social Development, World Bank) 

 <https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1063906506063113218> More information / registration form

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