| Available reporting
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The annual report for 2019 at:
https://ane4bf-datap1.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wmocrews/s3fs-public/ckeditor/files/20200331_CREWS_Annual_Report_2019_webspread.pdf? +
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| Comments on indicators and goals
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2 Workshops/trainings were held in 2017 wi … 2 Workshops/trainings were held in 2017 with the number of individuals participating: 124 in the Pacific region, and 450 in Mexico. Adaptation: Beneficiaries: 14 government agencies in Dem. Rep. of Congo, Niger, and Mali. Website visits: 2000 in Nov-Dec 2017. Presentations held: 8 held at conferences.Presentations held: 8 held at conferences. +
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| Criteria
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Are not expired +
, Not only in one country +
, Do not have a secretariat or focal point +
, Not only have national states as participators +
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| Description
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Every year, disasters caused by climate ex … Every year, disasters caused by climate extremes such as tropical cyclones and severe storms, floods, heat waves and droughts lead to significant losses of life and socioeconomic impacts. These disasters can significantly compromise development and growth, particularly in countries with the least capacity to respond.
In this context, the Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) initiative aims to significantly increase the capacity for Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems.ty for Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems. +
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| Geographical coverage
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SIDS +
, LDC +
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| Goals
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By 2020, all relevant SIDS and LDCs are ex … By 2020, all relevant SIDS and LDCs are expected to have at least moderate early warning system and risk information capacities. CREWS aims to mobilize US$ 100 million by 2020 in order to fill the gaps in the exiting bilateral and multilateral cooperation programs.ral and multilateral cooperation programs. +
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| Goals mai
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The objective of the CREWS initiative is t … The objective of the CREWS initiative is to significantly increase the capacity to generate and communicate effective impact-based, multi-hazards, gender-informed, early warnings and risk information to protect lives, livelihoods, and assets in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Islands Developing States (SIDS).
Operational objectives:
Hazard and risk information to guide early warning systems
NMHSs’ service delivery improved
Long-term development plans for NMHSs
Preparedness and response plans
Targeted education and public awareness
A CREWS Programme Framework sets-out the expected outcomes for the initiative.
The CREWS Steering Committee has approved the first CREWS Investment Plan 2017-2021 for a total of US$ 17 million.n 2017-2021 for a total of US$ 17 million. +
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| Have only national states as participators
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No +
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| How are you tracking progress of your initiative
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CREWS has developed an Monitoring and Evaluation Operational Manual. +
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| Indicators
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Funding;Financing;Funds disbursed:2017=17:MUS$ +
, Technical dialogue;Knowledge dissemination and exchange;Downloads of knowledge products:2017=2000:#!Presentations held:2017=8:# +
, Capacity building;Training and education;Workshops or trainings:2017=2:#!Individual participating in the workshops or trainings:2017=574:# +
, Political dialogue;Awareness raising and outreach; +
, Implementation;Technical operational implementation (ex-post); +
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| LPAA Theme
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Resilience +
, Financial institutions +
, Adaptation +
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| LPAA Theme Adaptation
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Yes +
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| LPAA Theme Agriculture
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Buildings
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Business
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Cities and subnational governments
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Energy Supply
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Energy efficiency
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Financial institutions
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Yes +
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| LPAA Theme Fluorinated gases
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Forestry
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Industry
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Innovation
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No +
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| LPAA Theme International maritime transport
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Other
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Private Finance
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Renewable energy
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Resilience
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Yes +
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| LPAA Theme Short Term Pollutants
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Supply chain emission reductions
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Transport
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No +
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| LPAA Theme Waste
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No +
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| LPAA initiative
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Yes +
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| Location/Nationality of lead organisation
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France +
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| NAZCA Initiative
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Yes +
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| Name of initiative
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Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative (CREWS) +
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| Name of lead organisation
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CREWS +
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| One or two success stories achieved
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- Multi-stakeholder consultations led by W … - Multi-stakeholder consultations led by WMO and the World Bank to develop comprehensive national action agenda for multi-hazard early warning systems in Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- 50 million US$ leveraged through additional funding sources.
- International Conference on Early Warning Systems announced by the Government of Mexico, 22-23 May 2017. the Government of Mexico, 22-23 May 2017. +
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| Organisational structure
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CREWS is composed of a Steering Committee … CREWS is composed of a Steering Committee with contributors as Decision-making Members (France, Germany, Netherlands, Australia and Luxembourg), a Secretariat hosted by the World Meteorological Organization, WMO, a Trustee at the World Bank and three Implementing Partners (the World Bank/Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery, the WMO and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, UNISDR)
The website is under development.UNISDR)
The website is under development. +
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| Page url
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http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/Climate_Risk_and_Early_Warning_Systems_Initiative +
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| Participants business organisations number
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0 +
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| Participants companies number
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0 +
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| Participants faith members number
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0 +
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| Participants financial institutions names
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World Bank (USA) +
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| Participants financial institutions number
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1 +
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| Participants governmental actors number
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0 +
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| Participants intergovernmental organisations number
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0 +
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| Participants municipal actors number
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0 +
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| Participants national actors names
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Australia +
, France +
, Luxembourg +
, Germany +
, Netherlands +
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| Participants national actors number
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5 +
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| Participants non-governmental organisations names
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United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - UNISDR (Switzerland). +
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| Participants non-governmental organisations number
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1 +
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| Participants other members names
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World Meteorological Organization - WMO (Switzerland)) +
, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery - GFDRR (USA). +
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| Participants other members number
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2 +
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| Participants regional actors number
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0 +
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| Participants research and educational organisations number
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0 +
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| Participants supporting partners number
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0 +
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| Participants total names
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Australia +
, France +
, Luxembourg +
, Germany +
, Netherlands +
, World Meteorological Organization - WMO (Switzerland)) +
, World Bank (USA) +
, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - UNISDR (Switzerland). +
, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery - GFDRR (USA). +
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| Primary function
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Technical operational implementation (ex-post) +
, Financing +
, Knowledge dissemination and exchange +
, Training and education +
, Awareness raising and outreach +
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| Progress that has been made by your initiative
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Announced by French Minister of Foreign Af … Announced by French Minister of Foreign Affairs at World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (WCDRR), Sendai, Japan
CREWS launched at COP21 with pledges by five countries. Three Implementing Partners engage (WMO, World Bank, UNISDR)
Consultations with partners and countries, mapping of status of EWS, development of initial project outlines and a CREWS investment Plan.
Governance structures established
First Steering Committee Meeting, approval of agreements between, contributing countries, Trustee and Implementing Partners for the Trust Fund establishment.
Consultations carried out and projects developed in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Pacific Region.ublic of the Congo and the Pacific Region. +
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| SDGS
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, E_SDG_goals_icons-individual-rgb-06.png +
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| Secretariat
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Government of France as Chair of the CREWS … Government of France as Chair of the CREWS Steering Committee: Mr Michel Pré, Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Développement international, e-mail:
michel.pre@diplomatie.gouv.fr, or
CREWS Secretariat, John A. Harding, phone: +41 79 44 41 30, e-mail: harding@un.orge: +41 79 44 41 30, e-mail: harding@un.org +
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| Starting year
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2015 +
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| Starting year n
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2,015 +
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| Total members
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9 +
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| Type of initiative
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Implementation +
, Funding +
, Technical dialogue +
, Capacity building +
, Political dialogue +
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| Type of lead organisation
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International organisation +
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| Website address
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http://www.crews-initiative.org/en +
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Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
, Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative +
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| Categories |
Climate initiative +
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| Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki.
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