Reports

This plan provides for the establishment of institutional arrangements for the Solomon Islands Government to address disaster risk management within the country. It includes both disaster management arrangements for preparing for, managing and recovering from disaster…

The aim of this plan is to detail the government policy and disaster management mechanism for disasters and major emergencies which occur within the Solomon Islands. Annex 1 Cyclone Response Plan. Annex 2 Non Governmental Organisations Disaster…

The Emergency Evacuation Policy of Nauru. In any event such as fire, earthquake, severe accident, tsunami evacuation of school buildings will be required to ensure the safe of all students, staff, parents and visitors. The aim of…

This National Plan supports the Government's Disaster Risk Management Policy and is intended to assist the process of effectively managing hazards and risks in Nauru. It is not intended for use in its entirety during a…

Background Information Monday 6 January 2014 - TC Ian first emerged as a threat: National Operations Centre was activated in standby mode. Wednesday 8 January - National Emergency Management Committee (NEOC) authorised the Director of NEMO to fully…

(extract) 8. Action(s) Taken So Far: 8a. Government Prevailing state of emergency on Ha’apai and Vava’u Islands facilitating emergency assistance. Initially for 28 days, Tonga Lord Prime Minister may reduce or expand depending on NEMO request. No request for international…

Background Information TC Ian first emerged as a threat on Monday 6 January 2014, when it was upgraded from a tropical depression to a cyclone. On that day the National Operations Centre was activated in standby mode. On…

Background Information TC Ian first emerged as a threat on Monday 6 January 2014, when it was upgraded from a tropical depression to a cyclone. On that day the National Operations Centre was activated in standby mode. On…

Background Information TC Ian first emerged as a threat on Monday 6 January 2014, when it was upgraded from a tropical depression to a cyclone. On that day the National Operations Centre was activated in standby mode. On…

Highlights More than 50 per cent of 1,130 affected buildings in Ha’apai have been destroyed, with a further 34 per cent having major damage Of the 17 primary and secondary schools affected in Ha’apai, 13 have major damage. Immediate…