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Key steps for tsunami preparedness. UNDRR

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November 05, 2022

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2025 Kamchatka tsunami
5 November
5 Steps towards Tsunami Preparedness
Bali Province's Disaster Management Agency (BPBD Bali)
Be Tsunami Ready: Invest in Tsunami Preparedness
Boost global efforts to strengthen tsunami preparedness
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Coastal areas exposed

Coastal seawalls
Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
Communities at risk of tsunami
Deep-Ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunami (DART®)
Delay inundation and increase evacuation time
Detect and alert fast
Disaster planners need to be ready
Distant tsunamis
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Easy-to-Deploy buoy system
Elementary & Junior‑high students
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Enhance warning dissemination and communication
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Foster collaboration
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Geophysical hazards
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Great Sumatra Tsunami of 2004
Healthy Ecosystems
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Highlight the importance of proactive measures in mitigating tsunami risks
How current disaster prevention and emergency response planning can be improved?
Improving detection of non-seismic tsunamis
Inclusive and multi-hazard early warning systems
International Tsunami Information Center (ITUIC)
Inundation Modelling
Invest the funds needed to enhance tsunami Preparedness & Resilience for all
Investments
IOC's Ocean Mapping programme
Lisbon earthquake and tsunami of 1755
Local authority’s overall hazard mitigation plan
Making 100% of communities at risk of tsunami prepared for and resilient to tsunamis by 2030
Member States
National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI)
NOAA
Ocean Decade Tsunami Programme (ODTP)
Outline public attitudes and awareness towards tsunami preparedness
Partnerships for Strengthening School Preparedness for Tsunamis in the Asia Pacific Region
Prepare students to evacuate to higher ground
Protect life and property from the damage caused by a theoretical tsunami
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Regional Cooperation
regional Tsunami Project
Resilient infrastructure
Resolution A/RES/70/203
Risk from the threat of tsunamis
Risk‑reduction infrastructure
Scientists
Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction
Strengthen community resilience through awareness and preparedness strategies
Strengthen risk knowledge and community awareness
Sustain national operations
Sustained tsunami education
Test your strategy in the Stop Disasters tsunami scenario
The feasibility of evacuation
The Tsunami Ready Programme
Theoretical Tsunami
Time required to escape to safety zones
Tsunami can't be stopped; but preparedness can save lives
Tsunami preparedness acts as both a public good and a sound economic strategy
UN leaders
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UN-ESCAP
Undersea earthquakes
Understand the unique features of each at-risk region
UNDP
UNDRR
UNESCO IOC
United Nations General Assembly
Urban planning based on tsunami preparedness
World Tsunami Awareness Day
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