Regional Training on the UNESCO/IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme
Tsunami Ready training

Training Course

30 January - 01 February 2023

Location

Fiji


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Regional Training on the UNESCO/IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme
Summary

In June 2021, the IOC Assembly approved, through IOC Decision A-31/3.4.1(III) (Warning Mitigation Systems for Ocean Hazards), the development of an IOC Ocean Decade Tsunami Programme (ODTP) in the framework of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021–2030).  In June 2022, the IOC Executive Council at its 55th session, took a major step towards one of the major objectives of ODTP to “make 100% of communities at risk of tsunami prepared for and resilient to tsunamis by 2030” by approving the implementation of the UNESCO-IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme (UNESCO-IOC TRRP) and similar initiatives (Decision EC-55/3.5.1(IV)). The UNESCO-IOC TRRP is a key contribution to achieving the societal outcome of the ‘Ocean Decade: ‘A Safe Ocean where life and livelihoods are protected from ocean-related hazards’.  Through IOC Circular Letter 2896, Member States were invited to implement the UNESCO-IOC TRRP. 
 
The UNESCO-IOC TRRP is an international, voluntary, community-based recognition programme developed by UNESCO-IOC. It aims to build resilient communities through the promotion and assessment of awareness, preparedness and response strategies that will help to protect life, livelihoods, and property from tsunamis across different regions.  The full Standard Guidelines for TRRP are described in IOC Manuals and Guides No 74 with additional information also available on the Tsunami Ready website.  For the Pacific, the UNESCO-IOC Tsunami Unit (TsunamiReady@unesco.org) and International Tsunami Information Centre (itic@unesco.org) are available to technically support Member States in the process and provide more information as required.
 
In this context, and to inform Pacific Island Countries and Territories on the Programme and invite Member States to support the implementation of the UNESCO-IOC TRRP, the IOC and International Tsunami Information Centre will conduct a Regional Training on the UNESCO/IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme for Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICT) on 30 January - 01 February 2023 at the Tanoa International Hotel Conference Center in Nadi, Fiji.

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Agenda Documents
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1 Final Provisional Agenda 29 January 2023 30/01/23
1 Participants List, as of 01 February 2023 03/02/23
1 Resource Person Biographies 30/01/23
1 1.4 Course Overview, Tsunami Ready worksheets 31/01/23
2 IOC M&G 74 IOC Manuals and Guides No. 74 Standard Guidelines for the Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme 26/02/22
2 CL-2896 UN Ocean Decade Tsunami Programme and the establishment of the UNESCO-IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme (TRRP): notification to Member States and instructions for launching the recognition process 12/07/22
2 2.1 Framework and Background and History 31/01/23
2 2.2 Recognition Programme and its Indicators 31/01/23
2 2.3 Recognition Programme Logo Toolkit 31/01/23
3 3.1 Establishing a National Programme - Requirements. What is a Community? What are the required resources? 31/01/23
3 3.2 Recognition Process Workflow for each community. Recognition Certificate and Ceremony 31/01/23
3 3.3 Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme Application 31/01/23
4 IOC Manuals and Guide No 82, Preparing for community tsunami evacuations: from inundation to evacuation maps, response plans and exercises 30/01/23
4 IOC Manuals and Guides No 58, How to plan, conduct and evaluate UNESCO/IOC tsunami wave exercises 30/01/23
4 IOC Manuals and Guides No 86, Multi-annual community tsunami exercise programme: guidelines for the tsunami and other coastal hazards warning system for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions 30/01/23
4 IOC Manuals and Guides No 76, Plans and procedures for tsunami warning and emergency management 30/01/23
4 4.1 Available Tools and Support: Information Centres, Resources - videos, games, etc 31/01/23
4 4.2 Available Tools and Support: Training to achieve indicators 31/01/23
5 5.1 Tsunami Hazard Map - Historical, Worst-case scenarios, Inundation Modeling, No Modeling 01/02/23
5 5.2 Tsunami Hazard Map - Case Studies Bathymetry, No Bathymetry - Marie Eblé (NCTR) 01/02/23
5 5.2 Tsunami Hazard Map - SPC experience / challenges - Herve Damlamian 01/02/23
5.1 5.1 Tsunami Hazard Map - Historical, Worst-case scenarios, Inundation Modeling, No Modeling 01/02/23
6 6.1 Evacuation Map - Guidelines, Map Standards 01/02/23
6 ​6.2 Evacuation Map - Examples: Community-driven solutions - Indonesia - Kodijat No high ground, no land - what to do?​ 01/02/23
6 ​6.3 Signage - types, sizes, colors, placement 01/02/23
6 6.4 Outreach, Public Awareness, Education - Types, Target Audience​ 01/02/23
6 6.5 Outreach, Public Awareness, Education - Examples and Discussion 01/02/23
6 6.6 Exercises - Components, Types, Documentation 01/02/23
6 ​6.7 Exercises - Examples and Discussion Tonga 01/02/23
6 ​6.7 Exercises - Examples and Discussion Solomon Islands​ 01/02/23
7 7.1 Warning and Response Plans and Capacity - National, Local, Community 01/02/23
7 7.3 Communications - Receive and Disseminate Alerts,Requirements, Methods, Sustainability 03/02/23
7 7.4 Communications - Examples and Discussion 2018 Palu Tsunami - Challenges in alerting and response - Kodijat 03/02/23
8 8.1 Building Familiarity: Tsunami Ready Board Game 03/02/23
8 ​8.2 Next Steps and Actions: Country Capacity Survey, Country Plan, Needs and Challenges – Discussion​ 03/02/23
There are 38 participants associated with Regional Training on the UNESCO/IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme .

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Name Country
TAUNGA Luisa Tonga
BAINIMARAMA Litiana Fiji
BARAGAMU George Solomon Islands
BARRÉ Céline New Caledonia
BOLA Epeli Fiji
FAANUNU OFA Tonga
GALLEN Fritz Micronesia (Federated States of)
GARAEBITI Esline Vanuatu
HARRIS Roy Nauru
HARRIS Mutombo Nauru
HIRIASIA David Solomon Islands
KAMA Stephen Micronesia (Federated States of)
KATAUNATI Miriam Kiribati
KETEWAI Mereoni Fiji
KUMAR Rovil Fiji
LALABALAVU Josefa Fiji
LECOQ Mickaël French Polynesia
LUKE Ellen Vanuatu
MACKENZIE Boyd Micronesia (Federated States of)
MAKA Mafua-'i-Vai'utukakau Tonga
MATIVA Limoni Tuvalu
MICHEL Rocky J Vanuatu
MOOTEB Javez Micronesia (Federated States of)
MULE Saula Fiji
MUSRASRIK Johnny Micronesia (Federated States of)
NATAVE Nemani Fiji
NIROA John Vanuatu
REDFERN Takena Kiribati
ROGA Clinton Solomon Islands
SELU Luka Tuvalu
SERU Peni Fiji
SEUMANUTAFA UINI Lisi Samoa
TAFIARIKI Jonathan Solomon Islands
VAIOMOUNGA Rennie Tonga
VAKALALABURE Jone Fiji
VUNITURAGA Lepani Fiji
WAIDABU GEOFFERSON Nauru
WILSON Vaaua Samoa
= Person has confirmed their participation and been approved to participate.
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 38
Confirmed: 38
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
Group(s): IOC, IOC Capacity Development, ITIC, Tsunami.
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Created at 20:21 on 14 Dec 2022 by Tammy Fukuji
Last Updated at 08:36 on 29 Jan 2023 by Tammy Fukuji