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Category: PublicationDecember 15, 2020

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Author: Moch Syifa

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On Tuesday, 26 January, all staff of the AHA Centr

On Tuesday, 26 January, all staff of the AHA Centre had an opportunity to gain knowledge and best practices from the European Union 🇪🇺 (EU) Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) in an interactive online sharing session facilitated by the LACER team.

The session aimed to give an introduction to the ERCC and share experiences and lessons learned on its institutional journey from the MIC to the ERCC, its developments and where it stands today. Also, to share how the ERCC uses the Common Emergency Communication and Information System (CECIS) platform to communicate with the participating states, and how it achieves a well-coordinated response through communication.

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It is probably not an easy feat to try to explain about various natural hazards to children. But there is actually a simulation game that educators can utilise so that children can learn how to respond to and mitigate disaster through an internet game. Have you played the game? Find out more about the game and how to play it in The Column Vol.60 at https://thecolumn.ahacentre.org/the-column-vol-60/

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Happy International Day of Education! Education is humanity’s greatest renewable resource and reaffirm the role of education as a fundamental right and a public good.
#InternationalDayofEducation

With its core mandate on Disaster Management and E

With its core mandate on Disaster Management and Emergency Response focusing on natural hazards, the AHA Centre delivers its primary services in the following four functional areas in line with the #ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response or AADMER. Learn more about the AHA Centre Core Functions at www.ahacentre.org

It's going to be a busy week ahead! The AHA Centre

It's going to be a busy week ahead! The AHA Centre is having a full-week of planning sessions to develop the new AHA Centre Work Plan 2025. It started with a reflection on achievements and lessons from the past five years.

This new cycle of work plan is designed following the outcomes and outputs assigned to the AHA Centre under the new #ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER) Work Programme 2021-2025, endorsed by the ten ASEAN countries in November 2020. The kick-off session today was virtually held involving all AHA Centre's staff. Today's session was also attended by colleagues from the ASEAN Secretariat to provide a brief presentation about the AADMER Work Programme 2021-2025.

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The AHA Centre is closely monitoring the situation in view of multiple disasters in Indonesia, and will be ready to support and coordinate with @bnpb_indonesia. #OneASEANOneResponse

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The Philippines is a country in the region which is vulnerable to the catastrophic effects of tropical cyclones. An average of 20 tropical cyclones hit the country every year. However, have you ever wondered how the country puts name on the cyclone? Learn more at http://bagong.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/

Has #ASEAN been prepared to anticipate a major dis

Has #ASEAN been prepared to anticipate a major disaster that hits the region? How do the disaster forecasting and early warning systems for floods and droughts work?

The ARMOR 2nd Edition Webinar Series #2 "Early Warning System of ASEAN: Challenges and Innovations" will provide you insights from the experts on how early warning systems become important tools to reduce risks related to floods and droughts, and what else can be done to better anticipate them to allow for early action. Join us on Thrusday, 28 January 2021 at 10:00 - 12:00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7).

Register at https://ahacentre.org/armorwebinar

Within the last 12 years, the ASEAN-ERAT members’ capability of carrying out the response missions has improved gradually in terms of numbers and specialisations. Learn more about ASEAN-ERAT and read the full article in The Column Vol.67 at https://thecolumn.ahacentre.org/the-column-vol-67/

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