Guidelines risk analysis-a basis for disaster risk management /
Alois Kohler, Sebastian Julich and Lena Bloemertz
- Eschborn : Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH, 2004.
- 71 p.
1 Introduction -- 1.1 The approach -- 1.2 What and who is it for? -- 1.3 Some definitions-- 2 Growing disasters and new demands on development cooperation -- 2.1 From emergency aid to prevention -- 2.2 Project types and linking short term and long term measures -- 2.3 Disaster risk management as part of other planning -- 3 The concept of disaster risk as the product of hazard and vulnerability -- 3.1 The concept of disaster -- 3.2 The nature of risk -- 3.3 The elements of hazard and vulnerability -- 4 Disaster risk management: concept, areas for action and components -- 4.1 Disaster risk management – concept and areas for action -- 4.2 Disaster risk management and its components-- 5 Risk analysis: concept, goal and products -- 5.1 The concept of risk analysis -- 5.2 Risk analysis: goal and products -- 6 Elements in carrying out a risk analysis -- 6.1 Criteria for determining the methods and instruments in applying risk analysis -- 6.2 Elements in implementation -- 7 Instruments and approaches in risk analysis -- 7.1 Overview -- 7.2 Hazard and vulnerability analysis, using floods as an example -- 7.3 Hazard and vulnerability analysis, using drought as an example-- 7.4 Hazard and vulnerability analysis, using erosion as an example -- 8 Outlook -- 9 Recommended literature on risk analysis and disaster risk management