AGENDA ITEM 14.3: PACIFIC RESILIENCE PROJECT

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4 th Pacific Meteorological Council Solomon Islands 14 17 August 2017 AGENDA ITEM 14.3: PACIFIC RESILIENCE PROJECT Joint Presentation by Samoa And Tonga: Ofa Fa anunu, Director - Tonga Met. Services Mulipola Ausetalia Titimaea - Director, Samoa Met. Services

Pacific Resilience Programme - PREP OBJECTIVES Strengthen early warning and preparedness; Create a framework for stronger and prioritised investments in resilience and retrofitting of keypublic assets to meet internationally recognised resilience standards; and Improve the post-disaster response capacity of the countries through strengthened financial resilience to disaster events.

PREP draws from regional strategies for DRM and CC including the Framework for Climate and Disaster Resilient Development in the Pacific, Pacific Islands Meteorological Strategy 2012 2021 Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR), Pacific Catastrophe Risk Assessment and Financing Initiative (PCRAFI) Priorities aligned to National action plans for Disaster Risk and Climate Change Strategies for national development Climate Resilience Investment Programmes and Plans

REGIONAL NATIONAL Programme Description: 1. Strengthening early warning and preparedness 2. Risk Reduction and Resilient Investments 3. Disaster Risk Financing 4. Programme /Project Investments in EW and Preparedness Risk reduction and resilient investment planning & preparation Disaster risk financing instruments Project Regional TA to strengthen impact forecasting and preparedness Regional platform to support risk reduction and resilient investment planning Development of Mutual Insurance Fund Regional Coordination & Programme

PACIFIC RESILIENCE PROGRAMME 1. Strengthening Early Warning and Preparedness 1.1. Investments in early warning and preparedness strengthen: (i) detection, forecasting and warning of the impact of natural hazards; (ii) dissemination of timely warnings to the population, including last mile communication; (iii) emergency preparedness and response mechanisms 1.2. Regional tools to support impact forecasting and preparedness (i) develop operational hazard models for forecasting of impacts of extreme events including tropical cyclone, storm surge, flooding at subnational level (ii) Strengthen preparedness and response capacity (iii) Support post disaster needs assessments

PACIFIC RESILIENCE PROGRAMME 2. Risk Reduction and Resilient Investments 2.1. Risk reduction investment planning and preparation of multi-sectoral investment plans to (i) set clear priorities (short, med., long term) and progress indicators; (ii) prepare feasibility studies for selected priority investments for Phase II or financed by other donors. (iii) finance entry level resilient investments, such as the retrofitting of public buildings 2.2 Regional tools for investment planning / prioritisation (i) Strengthen risk data and information systems and decision support tools (ii) Test applications and decision support systems for resilient planning and investments at national level (iii) Develop an Integrated Community Based Approach for Climate and Disaster Resilience (iv) Innovative knowledge sharing to strengthen current investments PPCR

Pacific Resilience Programme 6 PROJECTS 1 PROGRAMME Letter of Agreement SPC Samoa PREP Tonga Service Agreement EW & Preparedness Risk Reduction and Resilient Investments PIFS Vanuatu Marshall Islands Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance -Catastrophe Risk Insurance (PCRAFI) Mutual Insurance Fund Contingent Emergency Response Component

PREP TONGA - 16.8 Million USD Modernization of observation infrastructure, data management system, forecasting and warning systems Upgrade of the seismic network, including GPS for volcano and earthquake monitoring. Upgrade of data management, communication, and ICT systems Marine and community communication infrastructure for Met., NEMO and NRD; Integrated data management systems Strengthening of A3Z AM Radio Station (AM Radio - full coverage of Tonga) Studio to Transmitter Link & Remote control unit Improvement of MHEWS, Computers, software, visual tools for MHEWS at TMS with interactive displays at NEMO&NRD Computers, software for volcanic and seismic monitoring + visualisation - back up sys. at NEMO&Met. Upgrade of WMO Information System Reconstruction/construction and refurbishment of facilities, HQ for TMS and NEMO facility; Island Emergency Operations Centers Systems Integrator Consultant Arrangements Comp. 1 (68%) MEIDECC Tonga Met. Services Nat. Emergency Office; Natural Resources Depart. Comp. 2 & 3 Min. of Finance 40% 9% Goods 26% 25% $ Technical Services & Advice Training Works

PREP TONGA - 16.759 Million USD Enhancement of the MHEWS Service Delivery System Expansion of the MHEWS services to sectors developing, improving and operationalizing new public weather information services, such as nowcasts and drought advisory services, services provided on a cost-recovery basis such as advisories to the aviation improving the means of delivering services to communities and individuals (including more vulnerable members of the population, women, children and the elderly), incorporating the development of new mobile applications user feedback on the quality of services through public and sector specific surveys. Support of MHEWS operations including introduction of impact forecasting developing SOPs, warning protocols and signals, operational training and drills - agreed with all stakeholders, including communities conducting vulnerability assessments for each identified hazard and for the entire country; introducing, piloting and evaluating impact forecasting techniques and warnings; Stockpiling of emergency goods to enhance preparedness and response capacity. Regional TA Strengthen Impact Forecasting and Preparedness Arrangements Comp. 1 (68%) MEIDECC Tonga Met. Services Nat. Emergency Office; Natural Resources Depart. Comp. 2 & 3 Min. of Finance 40% 9% Goods 26% 25% $ Technical Services & Advice Training Works

REP SAMOA - 13.9 million USD Institutional Strengthening, Capacity Building and Implementation Support Drafting of the Samoa Meteorology Division Bill Modernisation of observation infrastructure, data management system, forecasting and warning systems Upgrade of 3 AWS and Lightening Detection System incl. comms link Upgrade of seismic/ volcanic monitoring capability and communication link Extension of the Seismic Operation Centre Telemetry link for existing river gauges to the Met. Office (real time data) Upgrade of data management, communication and IT systems incl. backup operational forecasting platform Improvement of nowcasting, coastal forecasting, seismic & drought monitoring and hydro-met. modelling Construction of National Emergency Operations Centre with Met. backup Enhancement of MHEWS Service and Preparedness Delivery System Arrangements Comp. 1 (66%) Min. of Natural Resources & Environment Disaster Off. Samoa Met. Division Water Resources Div. Comp. 2 & 3 Min. of Finance $ 32% 25% Expand MHEWS service to sectors including the means of dissemination to communities including women, children and people with disabilities Improve MHEWS service - SOPs, trainings, drills, mobile applications and effectiveness surveys Systems Integrator Consultant 4% Goods 39% Technical Services & Advice Training Works

Recommendations The Meeting is invited to: Note the Pacific Resilience Programme, its objectives and components and how it contributes to strengthening early warning and preparedness through the implementation of multi-hazard early warning systems (MHEWS) platforms, procedures and systems in participating PICs to increase resilience to climate change and disasters; the regional approach that it has taken to implement its activities building on existing capacities of participating countries National Weather Services and National Disaster Offices; Request Pacific Meteorological Council Members to support the PREP approach as best practice in anticipation of future incoming resources for non-participating countries to implement multihazard early warning systems