[O2-3]
How to deal with intensifying cyclone disasters -lessons from the Built Back Better process-

[O2-3-01] Lessons from the Built Back Better process - How we will deal with intensifying meteorological disasters -

*Ronnan Christian M. Reposar², *Francisco Pereira³, Augusta Maita⁴, *Ahmad Dading Gunadi⁵, Masaaki Chida¹, Hiroyuki Takamatsu¹, Takuya Ito¹ (1. Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd., 2. Palo Municipality, Republic of the Phillipines, 3. Reconstruction Cabinet, Republic of Mozambique, 4. National Disasters Management Institute, Republic of Mozambique, 5. SMEs and Cooperatives Development, BAPPENAS, Republic of Indonesa)

Keywords:Built Back Better, Climate Change, Cyclone, Typhoon, Hurricane

The session will focus on the lessons learnt from disaster and its recovery process including the realization of BBB (build back better) which is indicated in the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. As a background we will take a look into the experience of Japan in dealing with many disasters and understand about the concept of BBB and the importance of activities to act proactively against disaster. In addition, to grasp the future trend we might face in the future, we will also discuss about how climate change might affect the trends in disaster related to meteorological events such as the trend of intensifying cyclone, typhoon or hurricane.
Challenges and lessons learnt will be shared by three countries, Mozambique, Japan and the Philippines.