«Project of Disaster risk reduction in Haïti» French Red Cross Workshop DIPECHO 24th 25th October 2011 Santo Domingo

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«Project of Disaster risk reduction in Haïti» French Red Cross Workshop DIPECHO 24th 25th October 2011 Santo Domingo

Project DRR Haïti : a country at risk, a vulnerable population Natural hazards in Haïti: Hydro meteorological Droughts Earthquakes and tsunamis Landslides and torrential rubble flows Vulnerabilities : Population with poor resilience capacities Severe environmental degradation Lack of territorial Management

Different areas of interventions Localization of DRR French Red Cross projects : Urban area : Port-au-Prince Disaster victims in camps : Port-au-Prince rural areas (DIPECHO) : Grande Saline, Desdunes, Saint-Marc Bas - Artibonite Port-au au-prince

The Disaster Risk Management In Urban and rural contexts Same priorities in the country

Main activities developped in our DRR programs in Haïti 1/ Risk and early warning Knowledge 2/ Build community preparation and response capacities 3/ Develop and monitor an early warning system DISASTER PREPARATION AND RESPONSE TO DISASTERS 4/ Work on recovery and mitigation activities

1/ Risk and early warning Knowledge Adult Awareness (markets, churches, camps, etc.) : Sound trucks, Flyers, Music events, sketches, Pedagogic support, Sportive and cultural activities around DRR Children Awareness and School simulations : Recreation activities (paintings, theater, songs) Risk-Land game, Simulations with teachers, School preparation,

1/ Risk and early warning Knowledge Door to door Awareness: Introduction to natural hazards, Early warning system, Family preparation, Disaster community shelters, Mitigation activities Family disaster plans: Responsibilities and activities of all members of the family, contacts, emergency kit Book for family preparation, The whole family creates together its own family disaster plan

2/ Build community preparation and response capacities Creation of community disaster response team: Elected by the community Volunteer, engaged and interested in DRR Between 10 and 15 persons per community Training of teams: Training in awareness and preparation to disasters, VCA evaluations, communitarian first help, management of emergency community shelter Equipment of teams : Committees are equipped in first emergency and mitigation tools

3. Develop and monitore an early warning system An early warning system for communities : Link between national and community alert Different tools : Colored flags, Whistle, Megaphone, lambis, bells, etc. Ex : GREEN FLAG : Vigilance ORANGE FLAG : Preparation RED FLAG : Protection / Evacuation Participation of the committees : activate the warning system and help before and right after the disaster

4/ Work on recovery and mitigation activities Distribution of mitigation tools and first aids kits : Shovels, pickaxes, saws, buckets, wheelbarrows, kit and bags of first aids, etc. Creation of drainage channels : Help the flow of waters and limit the risks of flood of the emergency shelters Rehabilitation of community emergency shelters (schools, churchs, ) : Feature, structure, geographical proximity with the vulnerable populations, security, feasibility

Sure and resilient communities Which need to be adapted to specific contexts Projet DRR The Disaster Risk Management In Urban and rural contexts Same priorities in the country

Focus : Awareness adapted to the urban area Journalists training : Information about the various risks of disasters and GRD stakeholders; Raising awareness on good behavior to adopt ; Training on the popularization of the meteorological scientific messages (hurricanes, floods, tsunamis, earthquakes, fires). Awareness of Tap Tap Drivers : Introduction to the risks, the attitudes and the actions to develop in case of disaster ; Incite the drivers of Tap Tap to inform to the populations on warning messages.

Focus : Distribution of mitigation equipments for people lives in camps Distribution of plastic cases : Plastic cases to protect and transport documents and important effects in case of strong rains. Distribution of hermetic folders : Hermetic folders to maintain important papers (ID Card, administrative papers, etc.) in security Distribution of tools for mitigation activities : Shovel, pickaxe, barrow, etc. Which can help to realize mitigation activities

Focus : Construction of pilot houses in Artibonite Construction of pilot houses in local material : Elaboration and validation of the construction plan of houses anti cyclone / flood; Construction of pilot houses anti cyclone and flood in local material ensuring an easy access for people with reduced mobility. Training of 10 masons to local techniques: Masons training which will become referents in the area of intervention ; Awareness of the community through a popularization to this type of architecture and construction.

Pedagogic supports used in the projects Etc...

MERCI BEAUCOUP! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! MUCHAS GRACIAS!