Measuring the effectiveness of multi-hazard early warning systems (MHEWS):
- Assessing the performance and scope of (current) hazard-specific and MHEWS, including how to quantify how many people have access to and benefit from a MHEWS;
- Return on investment of MHEWS and EWEA; and
- Assessing the integration of early warning systems (EWS) for individual hazards into MHEWS and the usefulness of a system specific to one hazard for other hazards/purposes.
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| Concept Note |
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| Évaluation de l’efficacité des systèmes d’alerte multi-risques au Niger (Evaluation of the Efficiency of MHEWS in Niger) | L. Magagi (Minister for Humanitarian Action and Disaster Management, Niger) |
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| Appraising Socio-economic Benefits Expected from Warning Services in DRC | J.-P. Mpundu Elonga (METTELSAT) |
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| The Jamaica Experience | E. Thompson (National Meteorological Service, Jamaica) |
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| Cost-Benefit Analysis of Flood EWS in the Karnali River Basin of Nepal | C. McQuistan (Practical Action) |
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| Socio-economic Benefits of MHEWS | D. Kull (World Bank / GFDRR) |
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| GCF Investments in Climate Information and EWS (CIEWS) | J. Intsiful (GCF) |
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| Session Summary |