Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24694 Data do documento: SEP 20, 2019

Autor: Amanatoullah Ahmed Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24685 Data do documento: SEP 20, 2019

Autor: Sanjay Kumar Agarwal Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24654 Data do documento: SEP 19, 2019

Autor: Daouda Diabat? Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24658 Data do documento: SEP 19, 2019

Autor: Manuel S?nchez Coello Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24583 Data do documento: SEP 18, 2019

Autor: MERHOYE LAOUMAYE Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24604 Data do documento: SEP 18, 2019

Autor: Gillian Golah Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Documento do projeto Relatório Nº.: RES38158 Data do documento: SEP 17, 2019

Autor: Kelly,Timothy John Charles Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Traditional risk assessments use asset losses as the main metric to measure the severity of a disaster. This paper proposes an expanded risk assessment based on a framework that adds socioeconomic resilience and uses wellbeing losses as the main measure of disaster severity. ... Exibir mais + Using an agent-based model that represents explicitly the recovery and reconstruction process at the household level, this risk assessment provides new insights into disaster risks in Sri Lanka. The analysis indicates that regular flooding events can move tens of thousands of Sri Lankans into transient poverty at once, hindering the country's recent progress on poverty eradication and shared prosperity. As metrics of disaster impacts, poverty incidence and well-being losses facilitate quantification of the benefits of interventions like rapid post-disaster support and adaptive social protection systems. Such investments efficiently reduce wellbeing losses by making exposed and vulnerable populations more resilient. Nationally and on average, the bottom income quintile suffers only 7 percent of the total asset losses but 32 percent of the total wellbeing losses. Average annual wellbeing losses due to fluvial flooding in Sri Lanka are estimated at US$119 million per year, more than double the asset losses of US$78 million. Asset losses are reported to be highly concentrated in Colombo district, and wellbeing losses are more widely distributed throughout the country. Finally, the paper applies the socioeconomic resilience framework to a cost-benefit analysis of prospective adaptive social protection systems, based on enrollment in Samurdhi, the main social support system in Sri Lanka.  Exibir menos -

Qualquer tipo de documento: Documento de trabalho sobre pesquisa de políticas Relatório Nº.: WPS9015 Data do documento: SEP 16, 2019

Autor: Walsh,Brian James; Hallegatte,Stephane Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24454 Data do documento: SEP 16, 2019

Autor: Ashot Kirakosyan Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Qualquer tipo de documento: Plano de Aquisições Relatório Nº.: STEP24512 Data do documento: SEP 16, 2019

Autor: Gabriel Steevens Diaz Vasquez Disclosure Status: Disclosed