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Key sources of disaster information
Last updated on
25 June 2008
Also provided are impact assessments and evaluations of past natural disasters by highlighting key lessons and facilitating learning and practice in this area.
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Impact assessments and evaluations
- Concerning accountability of humanitarian action
- Tsunami Evaluation Coalition (TEC): lessons & recommendations
- World Disasters Report 2007
- Remittances during crises: implication for humanitarian response
- Re-emerging conflict in the Solomon Islands?
- Natural Disasters fact page
- Hazards of nature, risks to development
- Tsunami evaluation synthesis report
- World Disasters Report 2005
- Summary of the Red Cross World Disasters Report 04
- Wikipedia: 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
- Evaluating humanitarian action using the OECD-DAC criteria
- The Aitape PNG earthquake/tsunami
Key organisations
- Australian-Pacific Centre for Emergency and Disaster Information (APCEDI)
- Useful contacts - international agencies
- Centre of Excellence in Disaster Management & Humanitarian Assistance
- ReliefWeb
- Tsunami post-disaster useful contacts - Australian agencies
- Austrade
- Asian Disaster Preparedness Center
- Maldives Disaster Management Centre
- Natural Hazards Home
- emergencyNSW
Databases & information systems
- Disaster Assist
- The Australian Radiation Incident Register (ARIR)
- Australian Emergency Veterinary Plan
- Sahana
- US Holocaust Memorial Museum & Google Earth
- Humanitarian information centre
- Aceh.Net
- Relief Information System for Earthquakes - Pakistan (RISEPAK)
- Global Disaster Information Network (GDIN)
- Digital Divide Network's community for disaster relief and emergency preparedness
- Database on the human impact of complex emergencies (CE-DAT)
- ICT for peace
