As a key component of the UNESCO s Project "Strategic Strengthening of Flood Warning and Management Capacity of Pakistan", the workshop was organized at NUST Institute of Civil Engineering from 20-23 Dec, 2011 in cooperation with National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Pakistan Metrological Department (PMD), SUPARCO and other partner organizations.

UNESCO: NATURAL SCIENCES

Risk management experts, during the workshop, will illustrate the capacity of their countries in issuing timely warnings to the populations at risk along with planned actions for ensuring that people in danger know what to do when they are reached by the warning.

UNESCO: EDUCATION

This workshop is an extension activity of the integrated and integral management of water in the province of Santa Fe, supported by the Regional Water Observatory of the MWSE, designed to encourage participation and training of all sectors involved in the issue of water and Habitat.

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The key message from the workshop included the need to link climate change and variability responses to develop necessary flood forecasting and management capacity in Pakistan.

UNESCO: NATURAL SCIENCES

One of the key objectives of the workshop is to compile all the available Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) of organizations involved in Flood Management in Pakistan.

UNESCO: NATURAL SCIENCES

The purpose of the workshop was to explore the collaborative development of a project proposal aimed at promoting a regional approach to Integrated Coastal Area Management (ICAM) among three western South Atlantic countries (Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay).

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