The document discusses efforts to reduce vulnerability to cyclones in the city of Vilankulos, Mozambique. It describes how Cyclone Favio in 2007 caused major damage due to a lack of adequate emergency preparedness and response. It outlines approaches taken by the city council to build resilience, including developing adaptive architecture and housing, participatory risk mapping, and strengthening early warning systems. Examples of innovative construction techniques using local materials that were tested in a laboratory are also presented. The document advocates for integrated disaster risk reduction planning and private sector involvement to promote safe urban areas.
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This document describes a patent for improvements to cinematographic film-traction apparatus. It includes two coupling devices that drive the film engaging member to move the film through the film gate in a step-by-step motion. The coupling devices are designed such that the driven member of each coupling device rotates at a speed that varies continuously between a maximum and minimum value. This allows the film engaging member to quickly replace one film frame in the gate with the next, reducing blurring in televised pictures.
This document discusses an official method of analysis from the 1995 16th edition of the AOAC for analyzing animal feed. Specifically, it references chapter 4 and method 965.16 for determining crude protein in animal feed through the Kjeldahl method. The method details how to analyze and calculate the crude protein content.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design presentations.
El documento habla sobre los desórdenes alimenticios comunes en los jóvenes como la anorexia, la bulimia, los ejercicios excesivos y la obesidad. Define cada uno de estos desórdenes, describiendo sus síntomas y efectos negativos en la salud. Explica que durante la adolescencia es importante tener una buena alimentación debido al rápido crecimiento físico que ocurre en esta etapa.
This document describes a patent for improvements to cinematographic film-traction apparatus. It includes two coupling devices that drive the film engaging member to move the film through the film gate in a step-by-step motion. The coupling devices are designed such that the driven member of each coupling device rotates at a speed that varies continuously between a maximum and minimum value. This allows the film engaging member to quickly replace one film frame in the gate with the next, reducing blurring in televised pictures.
This document discusses an official method of analysis from the 1995 16th edition of the AOAC for analyzing animal feed. Specifically, it references chapter 4 and method 965.16 for determining crude protein in animal feed through the Kjeldahl method. The method details how to analyze and calculate the crude protein content.
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This document describes a preparation and process for permanently changing the shape of hair, such as imparting a permanent wave, using a reducing solution containing a mercaptan (such as thioglycollic acid), a sulphite, and formamide or a substituted formamide (such as urea). Applying the solution to hair wrapped in curlers and heating it to 40-60°C (tepid waving) allows the concentration of mercaptan to be substantially reduced compared to conventional preparations while still effectively changing the hair shape. The preparation pH is preferably 9-10 and concentrations of ingredients like mercaptan, sulphite, and formamide or substitute are provided.
El Día de la Madre es una celebración para honrar a las madres y agradecerles por todo su amor, cuidado y sacrificio. Se celebra el segundo domingo de mayo en muchos países y es una oportunidad para reconocer el importante papel de las madres en nuestras vidas.
O documento fornece instruções para formatar um texto sobre o programa espacial Sputnik usando o Microsoft Word. As instruções incluem criar pastas, inserir texto e imagens, aplicar estilos de formatação e efeitos visuais, e salvar várias versões do documento.
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective for three reasons: 1) They share a deep red color scheme that connects themes of blood, anger, loss, and heartbreak. 2) They use the same images, though edited differently, including a silhouette of a young man within a house image. 3) They have a similar title layout of "Til Death" that clearly links the products. Overall, the shared visual elements and themes create a cohesive combination of the poster, magazine cover, and trailer.
Some strategies communities use to minimize the impacts of natural disasters include forming community-based disaster action teams to help with relief efforts like building seawalls. A community-based approach is also effective, where locally involved people repair infrastructure as they understand the local needs best. Zoning laws and restricting development in high-risk areas can help protect people and property through safer land use planning. After the Kobe earthquake, cooperative communities united to help each other by setting up temporary shops with goods from damaged stores.
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2. A local adaptation plan aims to improve land use planning, infrastructure resilience, environment protection, emergency preparation, and governance to support resilient development.
3. A project is demonstrating affordable, resilient house models and influencing building codes to include climate adaptation through participatory design and construction with communities.
A Sample Of Project Proposal By A Community Based OrganisationKarin Faust
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A SAMPLE PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR FUNDING TO PROSPECTIVE DONORS.pdfNancy Rinehart
This document requests funding for the construction of an evacuation center in Malawi. The center will provide shelter during floods for over 8,000 people and include facilities like latrines, bathrooms, a kitchen, and an open area. The total budget is $37,785 with $29,713 requested from donors and $8,071 to be contributed by the community. The center will help protect lives and property during floods and promote sanitation, education, and youth activities in the community.
The document discusses future plans for the city of Maputo, Mozambique. It covers plans for several areas:
1. Improving security through using city funds more effectively, obtaining more investments, and using high-tech security systems.
2. Improving waste and water management by implementing recycling programs, addressing pollution in drinking water, and promoting wastewater reuse in agriculture.
3. Developing tourism and hospitality by providing a range of accommodations and promoting Portuguese culture and cuisine. Plans include education programs and better budget management.
4. Preparing for disasters through policies to reduce impacts and adapting poverty programs for climate change. Improving energy access by utilizing local resources and public transportation through expanded systems
The document discusses future plans for the city of Maputo, Mozambique. It covers plans for several areas:
1. Improving security through using city funds more effectively, obtaining more investments, and using high-tech security systems.
2. Improving waste and water management by implementing recycling programs, addressing pollution in drinking water, and promoting wastewater reuse in agriculture.
3. Developing tourism and hospitality by providing a range of accommodations and promoting Portuguese culture and cuisine. Plans include education programs and better budget management.
4. Preparing for disasters through policies to reduce impacts and adapting poverty programs for climate change. Improving energy access by utilizing local resources and public transportation through expanded systems
The document discusses future plans for the city of Maputo, Mozambique. It proposes improving security through effective use of funds, investment, and high-tech security systems. It addresses issues of waste management, water management, and pollution. Solutions proposed include recycling, wastewater treatment, and raising public awareness. Future plans for tourism, transportation, energy, disaster relief, and green building aim to develop infrastructure, utilize natural resources, emphasize public transit, and apply sustainable and energy-efficient practices.
The document outlines future plans for Maputo, Mozambique across several areas. It discusses improving security through effective use of funds, investment, and high-tech solutions. For waste and water management, it proposes recycling waste, addressing pollution issues, and promoting wastewater reuse in agriculture. Tourism and hospitality plans include education and managing budgets well. Disaster relief and energy management focus on reducing impacts and utilizing natural resources. Transportation priorities are improving public transit and developing train systems. Green building goals center on maximizing space efficiently and responsibly through green design and materials.
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This document discusses how social media and collaboration technologies can help businesses better connect employees internally and externally to improve results. It provides examples of how social tools like blogs, social networks and wikis have helped companies like Dow Chemical, Ernst & Young and the US Army reduce costs, increase productivity and engage employees. The key message is that connecting people through these tools facilitates knowledge sharing, innovation and a better employee experience which leads to business benefits.
This document describes a preparation and process for permanently changing the shape of hair, such as imparting a permanent wave, using a reducing solution containing a mercaptan (such as thioglycollic acid), a sulphite, and formamide or a substituted formamide (such as urea). Applying the solution to hair wrapped in curlers and heating it to 40-60°C (tepid waving) allows the concentration of mercaptan to be substantially reduced compared to conventional preparations while still effectively changing the hair shape. The preparation pH is preferably 9-10 and concentrations of ingredients like mercaptan, sulphite, and formamide or substitute are provided.
El Día de la Madre es una celebración para honrar a las madres y agradecerles por todo su amor, cuidado y sacrificio. Se celebra el segundo domingo de mayo en muchos países y es una oportunidad para reconocer el importante papel de las madres en nuestras vidas.
O documento fornece instruções para formatar um texto sobre o programa espacial Sputnik usando o Microsoft Word. As instruções incluem criar pastas, inserir texto e imagens, aplicar estilos de formatação e efeitos visuais, e salvar várias versões do documento.
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective for three reasons: 1) They share a deep red color scheme that connects themes of blood, anger, loss, and heartbreak. 2) They use the same images, though edited differently, including a silhouette of a young man within a house image. 3) They have a similar title layout of "Til Death" that clearly links the products. Overall, the shared visual elements and themes create a cohesive combination of the poster, magazine cover, and trailer.
Some strategies communities use to minimize the impacts of natural disasters include forming community-based disaster action teams to help with relief efforts like building seawalls. A community-based approach is also effective, where locally involved people repair infrastructure as they understand the local needs best. Zoning laws and restricting development in high-risk areas can help protect people and property through safer land use planning. After the Kobe earthquake, cooperative communities united to help each other by setting up temporary shops with goods from damaged stores.
This presentation summarizes current practices for building earthquake resilient cities. It discusses how earthquakes pose a major risk in India, with over 65% of the country prone to damaging quakes. Case studies from the 2011 Japan earthquake show how communication systems and infrastructure were disrupted. The Government of India and UNDP have collaborated on projects to reduce urban earthquake vulnerability through activities like awareness campaigns, preparedness planning, safe construction standards, and capacity building. The goal is to sustainably reduce earthquake risk in vulnerable Indian cities through community empowerment and mainstreaming risk management into development programs.
This document discusses urban earthquake vulnerability reduction projects in India. It aims to reduce disaster risks in earthquake prone districts through awareness generation, preparedness planning, developing techno-legal frameworks, training, and knowledge sharing. Key strategies include retrofitting existing unsafe buildings, updating building codes and enforcement, and educating communities, engineers, and policymakers on earthquake risks and mitigation measures. Lessons from past earthquakes in India emphasize the urgent need for strong earthquake preparedness, mitigation, and management initiatives to minimize loss of life and damage from future seismic events.
1. The city of Quelimane, Mozambique is vulnerable to flooding and climate impacts due to its location and infrastructure challenges. UNHabitat has worked since 2008 on resilience, slum upgrading, and basic services.
2. A local adaptation plan aims to improve land use planning, infrastructure resilience, environment protection, emergency preparation, and governance to support resilient development.
3. A project is demonstrating affordable, resilient house models and influencing building codes to include climate adaptation through participatory design and construction with communities.
A Sample Of Project Proposal By A Community Based OrganisationKarin Faust
This document requests funding to construct an evacuation center in Malawi to shelter people displaced by floods. It provides details of the proposed project, including constructing an evacuation shelter, latrines, bathrooms, kitchen, and open area. It would benefit over 8,000 people and cost a total of $37,785, with $29,713 requested from donors and $8,071 contributed by the community. The center would help address health, safety and education challenges faced during floods.
A SAMPLE PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR FUNDING TO PROSPECTIVE DONORS.pdfNancy Rinehart
This document requests funding for the construction of an evacuation center in Malawi. The center will provide shelter during floods for over 8,000 people and include facilities like latrines, bathrooms, a kitchen, and an open area. The total budget is $37,785 with $29,713 requested from donors and $8,071 to be contributed by the community. The center will help protect lives and property during floods and promote sanitation, education, and youth activities in the community.
The document discusses future plans for the city of Maputo, Mozambique. It covers plans for several areas:
1. Improving security through using city funds more effectively, obtaining more investments, and using high-tech security systems.
2. Improving waste and water management by implementing recycling programs, addressing pollution in drinking water, and promoting wastewater reuse in agriculture.
3. Developing tourism and hospitality by providing a range of accommodations and promoting Portuguese culture and cuisine. Plans include education programs and better budget management.
4. Preparing for disasters through policies to reduce impacts and adapting poverty programs for climate change. Improving energy access by utilizing local resources and public transportation through expanded systems
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1. Improving security through using city funds more effectively, obtaining more investments, and using high-tech security systems.
2. Improving waste and water management by implementing recycling programs, addressing pollution in drinking water, and promoting wastewater reuse in agriculture.
3. Developing tourism and hospitality by providing a range of accommodations and promoting Portuguese culture and cuisine. Plans include education programs and better budget management.
4. Preparing for disasters through policies to reduce impacts and adapting poverty programs for climate change. Improving energy access by utilizing local resources and public transportation through expanded systems
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1. Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation
Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban Areas – Vilankulos
Mozambique
Technical Study Mapping Disaster Risk
in ACP Countries Regions
Brussels
12th February 2015
2. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing
Vulnerability to Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
SUMMARY
Vilankulos Municipality experiences from Cyclone Favio
1. Vilankulos Municipality: Key facts
2. Cyclone hazard profile
3. Cyclone Favio (2007): Preparedness, Impact and Response
4. How to reduce and mitigate the impact of cyclone at the city?
5. Final messages from our experience
6. Sub-Regional Technical Centre for Disaster Risk in Urban Areas: DIMSUR
3. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to Cyclones
in Urban areas in Mozambique”
Vilankulos
MOZAMBIQUE
4. Vilankulos
VILANKULOS MUNICIPALITY is located
at Southern central part of Mozambique
Key Facts
POPULATION 40,000 Citizens
At District level 113,045 people
TOURISM: Vilankulos is the gateway to the
Bazaruto Archipelago National Park
BASIC SERVICES Vilankulos provides key
services as Health, Markets, Secondary
schools, Universities and Job opportunities
NATURAL HAZARDS: the town is settled in
one of he most prone cyclone area of
Mozambique
HOUSING 95% of the population own their
own home
5. Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Mozambique
Vilankulos
2. Cyclone hazard profile_tracks
7. 3. Cyclone Favio (2007): Preparedness, Impact and Response
February de 2007- Cyclone Favio hit Vilankulos: winds speed up to 200
km/hr. It was the 3rd Cyclones in 7 years (2000 Eline, 2004 Japhet, 2007
Favio). It provoked Massive destruction of housing and public infrastructure.
The Emergency preparedness and response through The National
Institute for Disaster Management (INGC) prioritized rural areas and not
urban areas;
Early warning system at national level came too late. The City council
took the lead through the radios, sms message and community
mobilization.
“Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in urban areas in Mozambique”
20. Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas Mozambique
21. 1. Town Planning: Hazards mitigation measures: preventive land use (e.g coastal
erosion control at the waterfront in Vilankulos project)
2. Adaptive Architecture on Housing and Public Infrastructure
3. Mapping and Participatory Risk Analyses
4. Early warning system and citizen and community mobilization (Didactic
material – workshop with academia)
5. To strengthen Institutional links between National Disaster Management
Institute and the Municipality
4. How to reduce and mitigate the impact of cyclones in urban areas?
.
“Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
22. After the cyclone hit Vilankulos (Feb 2007), the City Council in
partnership with UN-Habitat, elaborated and published "Building with
the winds”, a didactic guide to support the building back better housing
construction in affected areas through local capacity buildings;
September 2007 – The City council initiated the process to design
innovative resistant roof housing; through community participation and
vulnerability housing assessments in the field;
Laboratory of disaster resistant houses: implementation trough on-
the-job training Construction house models with support from the
DIPECHO Project (DG-ECHO)
“Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
4.2 Adaptive Architecture on Housing and Public Infrastructure
23. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability
to Cyclones Urban areas in Mozambique”
Community Mobilizations &
Participatory Risk Mapping
Didactic material
24. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability
to Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
Post-damage assessment
25. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability
to Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
Adaptive on Housing and Public Infrastructure Architecture_cases
26. Ferrocement channels
vaults roofing
Cyclones
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
• 10 houses built on Ferro-
cement vaults channels,
prefabricated on site with local
community
• More than 10 trainings delivered
to master builders, local
technicians and architecture
students from UEM University
• Municipal houses also serve as
a safe haven in case of
cyclones
• Laboratory for adaptive solution
• 2008-2010; through joint DRR
UN Programme & DIPECHO
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
27. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in urban areas in Mozambique”
28. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in urban areas in Mozambique”
29. Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique
30. Nursery school
concrete vaults roof
Cyclones
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
• Municipal nursery school can
protect 500 people during cyclone
events
• 220 m2 school facilities; schools
rooms, offices, bathrooms, Kitchen
and refectory.
• Reusable metal formwork is used
for the Municipality to replicate the
roof solution
• This project was initiated by the
Municipality and funded by
Associação Moçambique-
Alemanha in 2010 with the
technical assistance of UN-
HABITAT
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhabane Province
31. “Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
32. Cyclones
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
• Municipal Houses model –
corehouse
• Reusable metal formwork is
used for the Municipality to
replicate the roof solution
House
concrete vaults roof
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
33. Laboratory in Vilankulos
Also used to test alternative solutions
Dome house
In this example
the wind-resistant Dome House
• Dome house 36 m2
• Easy to built and low cost
construction system
• Built with stabilized compressed
bricks system
Cyclones
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
34. Laboratory in Vilankulos
Local material solutions
• Easy to built and low cost
construction system
Cyclones
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
Vilankulo Municipality
Inhambane Province
Improved construction measures using local material
35. Some final messages from our experience:
To find solutions at city local level: Don’t wait for central level support !
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) must be integrated in the sectors and
municipal development plans
Our entry point to prepare the city: Risk Mapping, Physical Planning and
adapted infra-structure and housing;
To promote safe cities between other municipalities in Mozambique
To invite the private sector to participate and include DRR approaches in
its investments
“Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
36. • An innovative Technical Centre that will provide disaster risk reduction
(DRR), climate change adaptation (CCA) and urban resilience technical
assistance and knowledge to address the needs of its Founder Member States
(Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique and the Union of Comoros)
• Capacities will be developed through six main activities: (1) Training, (2)
Technical Assistance, (3) Awareness raising, (4) Compilation and sharing of
good practices, (5) Exchange of experiences, (6) Identification of small-scale
pilot solutions
“Supporting Innovative Local Mitigation Interventions for Reducing Vulnerability to
Cyclones in Urban areas in Mozambique”
37. For a Better Urban Life we Need a
Strong Leadership!
Muito Obrigado!