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Well Prepared National Societies: Vietnam case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. Not only will such a level of analysis help national societies identify their own areas for improvement, but it should facilitate well planned support from partner national societies and the Federation as a whole. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management paid staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: This document is prepared for National Society to conduct self-assessment, which include two phases: (1) Phase I of the well-prepared National Society self-assessment was conducted over the period 2002-2004. A global report on the findings has been published; (2) Phase II of WPNS, which covers the period 2005-2007, the contents are more comprehensive, as lessons learned from the first round of assessments were applied.

A key feature of this second edition of WPNS reflects how the Federation and ICRC coordinate better to facilitate the preparedness support for national societies. Main elements of disaster management include: Disaster Preparedness Planning, Disaster Response, Recovery, and cross-cutting issues such as Disaster Risk Reduction ans Safer Access.

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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Download: https://www.rcrc-resilience-southeastasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Viet_Nam_Red_Cross-WPNS-III-form-2009-2011-1.pdf

Well Prepared National Societies: Thailand case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. Not only will such a level of analysis help national societies identify their own areas for improvement, but it should facilitate well planned support from partner national societies and the Federation as a whole. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management paid staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: This document is prepared for National Society to conduct self-assessment, which include two phases: (1) Phase I of the well-prepared National Society self-assessment was conducted over the period 2002-2004. A global report on the findings has been published; (2) Phase II of WPNS, which covers the period 2005-2007, the contents are more comprehensive, as lessons learned from the first round of assessments were applied.

A key feature of this second edition of WPNS reflects how the Federation and ICRC coordinate better to facilitate the preparedness support for national societies. Main elements of disaster management include: Disaster Preparedness Planning, Disaster Response, Recovery, and cross-cutting issues such as Disaster Risk Reduction ans Safer Access.

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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Download: https://www.rcrc-resilience-southeastasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Thai_Red_Cross-WPNS-III-form-2009û2011-update-March-2010-1.pdf

Well Prepared National Societies: Philippines case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. Not only will such a level of analysis help national societies identify their own areas for improvement, but it should facilitate well planned support from partner national societies and the Federation as a whole. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management paid staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: This document is prepared for National Society to conduct self-assessment, which include two phases: (1) Phase I of the well-prepared National Society self-assessment was conducted over the period 2002-2004. A global report on the findings has been published; (2) Phase II of WPNS, which covers the period 2005-2007, the contents are more comprehensive, as lessons learned from the first round of assessments were applied.

A key feature of this second edition of WPNS reflects how the Federation and ICRC coordinate better to facilitate the preparedness support for national societies. Main elements of disaster management include: Disaster Preparedness Planning, Disaster Response, Recovery, and cross-cutting issues such as Disaster Risk Reduction ans Safer Access.

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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Download: https://www.rcrc-resilience-southeastasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Philippine_Red_Cross-WPNS-III-form-2009_2011.pdf

Well Prepared National Societies: Malaysia case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. Not only will such a level of analysis help national societies identify their own areas for improvement, but it should facilitate well planned support from partner national societies and the Federation as a whole. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management paid staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: This document is prepared for National Society to conduct self-assessment, which include two phases: (1) Phase I of the well-prepared National Society self-assessment was conducted over the period 2002-2004. A global report on the findings has been published; (2) Phase II of WPNS, which covers the period 2005-2007, the contents are more comprehensive, as lessons learned from the first round of assessments were applied.

A key feature of this second edition of WPNS reflects how the Federation and ICRC coordinate better to facilitate the preparedness support for national societies. Main elements of disaster management include: Disaster Preparedness Planning, Disaster Response, Recovery, and cross-cutting issues such as Disaster Risk Reduction ans Safer Access.

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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Download: https://www.rcrc-resilience-southeastasia.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Malaysian_Red_Crescent_WPNS-III-Nov.-2009.pdf

Well Prepared National Societies: Indonesia case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. Not only will such a level of analysis help national societies identify their own areas for improvement, but it should facilitate well planned support from partner national societies and the Federation as a whole. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management paid staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: This document is prepared for National Society to conduct self-assessment, which include two phases: (1) Phase I of the well-prepared National Society self-assessment was conducted over the period 2002-2004. A global report on the findings has been published; (2) Phase II of WPNS, which covers the period 2005-2007, the contents are more comprehensive, as lessons learned from the first round of assessments were applied.

A key feature of this second edition of WPNS reflects how the Federation and ICRC coordinate better to facilitate the preparedness support for national societies. Main elements of disaster management include: Disaster Preparedness Planning, Disaster Response, Recovery, and cross-cutting issues such as Disaster Risk Reduction ans Safer Access.

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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A country analysis on well prepared national society: Vietnam case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: The questionaires cover questions on seven areas including: Section A: Emergency Preparedness, Policy, Plans and Laws; Section B: Damage, Needs, Hazard/Risk/Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment; Section C: Coordination; Section D: Information and Report Management; Section E: Resource and Response Mobilization; Section F: Community-Based Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction; Section G: Advocacy

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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A country analysis on well prepared national society: Timor Leste case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: The questionaires cover questions on seven areas including: Section A: Emergency Preparedness, Policy, Plans and Laws; Section B: Damage, Needs, Hazard/Risk/Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment; Section C: Coordination; Section D: Information and Report Management; Section E: Resource and Response Mobilization; Section F: Community-Based Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction; Section G: Advocacy

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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A country analysis on well prepared national society: Thailand case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: The questionaires cover questions on seven areas including: Section A: Emergency Preparedness, Policy, Plans and Laws; Section B: Damage, Needs, Hazard/Risk/Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment; Section C: Coordination; Section D: Information and Report Management; Section E: Resource and Response Mobilization; Section F: Community-Based Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction; Section G: Advocacy

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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A country analysis on well prepared national society: Singapore case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: The questionaires cover questions on seven areas including: Section A: Emergency Preparedness, Policy, Plans and Laws; Section B: Damage, Needs, Hazard/Risk/Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment; Section C: Coordination; Section D: Information and Report Management; Section E: Resource and Response Mobilization; Section F: Community-Based Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction; Section G: Advocacy

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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A country analysis on well prepared national society: Indonesia case

Purpose: This questionnaire is used as a baseline understanding of its own Disaster Management capacities. This is designed for a small focus group of relevant Disaster Management staff and volunteers to undertake the completion of the questionnaire.

Overview: The questionaires cover questions on seven areas including: Section A: Emergency Preparedness, Policy, Plans and Laws; Section B: Damage, Needs, Hazard/Risk/Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment; Section C: Coordination; Section D: Information and Report Management; Section E: Resource and Response Mobilization; Section F: Community-Based Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction; Section G: Advocacy

Usage: Monitoring and Evaluation

Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers

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