AA webinar VI | Anticipatory action to protect agricultural livelihoods and food security ahead of slow onset hazards
This event is part of a webinar series on Anticipatory Action (AA).
Slow-onset hazards progressively erode livelihoods, especially among the most vulnerable people, often leading to negative coping strategies, increasing vulnerability and hunger. With early warning systems and pre-agreed finance, it is possible to act before such hazards have an impact on lives and livelihoods.
This webinar presents an opportunity for experts to share information regarding the work of key actors in Anticipatory Action for slow onset hazards. Practitioners from different organizations will highlight some of the key challenges and tested solutions for anticipating slow onset hazards, and the lessons learned.
The key areas of focus will include the lessons learned on the implementation of anticipatory actions to mitigate the impact of slow onset hazards on the most vulnerable, and highlights on Anticipatory Action in protracted crises in the context of global food crises. The webinar will also represent an opportunity to launch FAO’s position paper on the phased approach to Anticipatory Action.
OJECTIVES
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Share on the work of FAO and other key actors in slow onset hazards and discuss the concept of a phased approach towards anticipating slow-onset hazards
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Launch and present FAO's position paper on the phased approach to Anticipatory Action for slow-onset hazards
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Share lessons learned from practitioners on the implementation of anticipatory actions to mitigate the impact of slow onset hazards on the most vulnerable
SPEAKERS
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Joshua Ngaina, Anticipatory Action Agro-meteorologist at FAO
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Maurine Ambani, Regional Coordinator for Forecast based Financingin Easter Africa at WFP
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Josée Poirier, Senior Data Scientist at UNOCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data
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Anastancia Mangisi, Head of Project at Welthungerhilfe
MODERATOR
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Viola Otieno, Earth Observation Expert and Lead at ICPAC
#HappeningSoon | How can the work of #AnticipatoryAction in slow onset hazards protect agricultural livelihoods and food security?
— FAO in Emergencies (@FAOemergencies) September 28, 2022
Don’t miss this webinar to learn more!
🕑 14:00 - 15:30 hours CEST
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Related links
- Webinar series on Anticipatory Action (AA)
- FAO position paper
- FAO Early Warning - Anticipatory Action (EWAA)
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
- Asia-Pacific Regional technical working group on anticipatory action
- ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER)
- ASEAN Guidelines on Disaster Responsive Social Protection (ASEAN DRSP Guidelines)
- Anticipatory action for livelihood protection: A collective endeavour
- Anticipatory action, shock-responsive social protection and cash transfers in ASEAN: what are we learning and where do we go next? - Anticipation Hub (anticipation-hub.org)
- Changing the way we manage disasters: linking anticipatory action and social protection to protect agricultural livelihoods from shocks in Asia (swapcard.com)
- Anticipatory Action: The Enabling Environment
- Linking Social Protection and Early Action - a game changer for people centred climate action?
- Key Messages: Linking Social Protection and Early Action - a game changer for people centred climate action?