Date/Time
Date(s) - 26 Apr 2018 - 27 Apr 2018
All Day
Location
Bangkok, Thailand
Categories
Organised and hosted by the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), this workshop took place in Bangkok, Thailand, bringing together representatives from organisations that submitted top-scoring case studies on sustainable CBDRM in Asia. The purpose of this workshop was to identify the factors that contribute to sustainable and institutionalised CBDRM and had 5 main objectives:
- Identify critical success factors of sustainable CBDRM
- Identify critical barriers that hinder sustainable CBDRM
- Identify critical success factors of institutionalised CBDRM
- Identify critical barriers that hinder institutionalised CBDRM
- Identify the intricate linkages between sustainability and institutionalisation
Over the course of the workshop, participants discussed the most important success factors and barriers for each characteristic of sustainability: permanence, effectivenss, ownership, adaptiveness and inclusion. They also discussed the success factors and barriers for institutionalisation, with characteristics including: policy environment, structures & mechanisms, capacities, culture, funding and accountability.
These regional success factors fed into the development of a global cookbook on how to institutionalise sustainable CBDRM.