World Bank2013-03-132013-03-132009-04https://hdl.handle.net/10986/12691The North Sumatra Provincial Government has, together with the BRR (Badan Rehabilitasi dan Rekonstruksi); the Government of Indonesia (GOI) agency responsible for post tsunami reconstruction and the Nias local government, requested support from the Multi-Donor Fund (MDF) for the proposed Nias Livelihood and Economic Development Program (LEDP). The World Bank is the partner agency. The objective of this assignment is to support the development of a disaster risk management (DRM) strategy for the Nias LEDP project to ensure that risk reduction is mainstreamed into project design, especially the livelihoods and civil works, access components. To achieve the above objective, this report identifies the key principles of DRM relevant to the LEDP, presents the results of a high-level assessment of the hazards potentially relevant to Nias and the LEDP, and outlines the risk reduction approaches that can be incorporated into the overall program and its components. This report presents a framework for the DRM Strategy to be incorporated into the proposed LEDP.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOAFTERSHOCKSAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTAGRICULTUREARCHITECTSBANKSBIOLOGICAL HAZARDSBLANKETSBUILDING CODESCACAOCASUALTIESCATASTROPHIC EVENTSCIVIL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERSCOASTSCONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENTCONTAINERSCONTINGENCY PLANCONTINGENCY PLANNINGCONTINGENCY PLANSCROSSINGSDAMAGESDEBRIS REMOVALDISASTERDISASTER MANAGEMENTDISASTER MITIGATIONDISASTER PLANNINGDISASTER PLANSDISASTER PREPAREDNESSDISASTER PREVENTIONDISASTER RECOVERYDISASTER REDUCTIONDISASTER RELIEFDISASTER RESPONSEDISASTER RISKDISASTER RISK REDUCTIONDISASTER RISKSDISASTER ZONESDISASTERSDOCUMENTSDRAINAGEDRAINAGE CHANNELSDRAINAGE FACILITIESDRAINAGE SYSTEMSDROUGHTEARLY WARNINGEARLY WARNING SYSTEMEARLY WARNING SYSTEMSEARTHQUAKEEARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGEARTHQUAKESEARTHWORKELEVATED STRUCTURESEMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMSEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSEMERGENCY RELIEFEMERGENCY RESPONSEEMERGENCY SITUATIONEMERGENCY VEHICLESENGINEERINGENGINEERING DESIGNENGINEERING STANDARDSENGINEERSENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTEVACUATIONFALLINGFARMERFARMERSFATALITIESFAULT LINESFENCESFIREFIRE EXTINGUISHERSFIRE SAFETYFIRESFLOODFLOOD FORECASTINGFLOOD PRONE AREASFLOODEDFLOODINGFLOODSFOOD PREPARATIONFOOD SECURITYFOOD SUPPLYGLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGEGROUNDWATERHEAVY RAINFALLHURRICANEHYGIENEINFORMATION SYSTEMINFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGEIRRIGATIONLANDSLIDELANDSLIDESLIGHTINGMASSMEASUREMENTSMEDICINESMOTIONNATURAL DISASTERSNATURAL HAZARDNATURAL HAZARDSNATURAL PHENOMENONPIPELINESPOST-TSUNAMI RECONSTRUCTIONPREDICTABILITYQUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY CONTROLRELIEF ACTIVITIESRELIEF AGENCIESRELIEF EFFORTSRELIEF MATERIALSRESCUERICERISK ANALYSISRISK REDUCTIONRIVERSRUBBERRURAL COMMUNITIESSAFETYSAFETY MEASURESSANITATIONSEDIMENTSSIGNSSOIL EROSIONSTORMSTRUCTURESTARPSTEMPERATURETOOLSTRANSPORTTROPICAL CYCLONETROPICAL CYCLONESTSUNAMITSUNAMISTYPHOONVELOCITYVULNERABILITY TO DISASTERSWATER SUPPLYWorld Bank10.1596/12691