Diagnóstico Da Capacidade De Prontidão E Resposta A Emergências Em Cabo Verde: Erigindo Uma Cultura De Prontidão

Este relatório detalha as conclusões do Diagnóstico da Capacidade de Prontidão e Resposta a Emergências (EP&R) em Cabo Verde, que avaliou o status atual do sistema de EP&R, as possíveis lacunas e o fortalecimento das capacidades de EP&R em Cabo Verde.

Os objetivos do diagnóstico foram:

1. Recomendar programas e investimentos futuros, a fim de fortalecer o sistema de EP&R de Cabo Verde; e
2. Contribuir para melhorar a eficiência, evitar a duplicação de esforços e aumentar os benefícios da colaboração entre as principais entidades do governos, de ajuda de emergência, do setor privado e dos grupos da sociedade civil.

O Diagnóstico foi realizado usando a estrutura conceitual de EP&R do GFDRR, que captura um sistema abrangente e ajuda a identificar oportunidades de investimentos, e se baseia em cinco componentes principais inter-relacionados dos sistemas de prontidão e resposta a emergências. Esses são:

1. Responsabilidades legais e institucionais
2. Informação
3. Infraestrutura
4. Equipamento
5. Recursos humanos

Cada componente foi medido utilizando um conjunto de critérios que abordam aspectos particular de um sistema funcional de EP&R para Cabo Verde. Por sua vez, cada critério incluiu um conjunto de quatro indicadores, cada um com cinco atributos-chave que medem a maturidade do respetivo quesito do sistema de prontidão e resposta.

No total, o Diagnóstico examinou 360 dados individuais relacionados à pujança do sistema EP&R em Cabo Verde.

O Diagnóstico foi realizado pelo Serviço Nacional de Proteção Civil e Bombeiros de Cabo Verde, com o apoio do Banco Mundial no âmbito do Financiamento da Política de Desenvolvimento de Gestão de Riscos de Desastres com uma Opção de Saque Diferida por Catástrofe (Cat DDO). Esse diagnóstico foi realizado com o apoio técnico da GFDRR por meio de uma nova abordagem holística para fortalecer os sistemas de EP&R do governo, a fim de projetar estratégias práticas, porém detalhadas, para resiliência.

Este relatório e as atividades associadas foram financiadas pelo Governo do Grão-Ducado do Luxemburgo por meio da GFDRR.

This executive summary contains the results of the Cabo Verde’s Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R) Diagnostic. The summary also covers the advised investment priorities.

The objectives of the Diagnostic were:

1. To advise on future programs and investments in order to enhance Cabo Verde’s EP&R system; and
2. To contribute to improving efficiency, avoiding duplication of efforts, and enhancing the benefits of collaboration among key Government, emergency relief entities, private sector, and civil society groups.

The Diagnostic was carried out under the GFDRR EP&R conceptual framework, which captures a comprehensive system and helps to identify opportunities for investments, and it builds on five core interrelated components of emergency preparedness and response systems. These are:

1. Legal and Institutional Frameworks
2. Information
3. Facilities
4. Equipment
5. Personnel

Each component was measured by a set of criteria that address a particular aspect of a functional EP&R system for Cabo Verde. In turn, each criterion included a set of four indicators, each with five key attributes that gauge the maturity of that aspect of the of the preparedness and response system.

In total, the Diagnostic examined 360 individual data points related to the strength of the EP&R system in Cabo Verde.

The diagnostic was conducted by the National Civil Protection and Firefighting Service of Cabo Verde, with support from the World Bank under the framework of the Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Financing with Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option (Cat DDO). This Diagnostic was conducted with the technical support from GFDRR through a new holistic approach to strengthening government EP&R systems, in order to design practical, yet detailed strategies for resilience.

This report and associated activities were financed by the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg through GFDRR.

This report details the findings of the Cabo Verde's Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R) Diagnostic, which assessed the current status of EP&R system, potential gaps, and strengthening EP&R capacities in Cabo Verde.

The objectives of the Diagnostic were:

1. To advise on future programs and investments in order to enhance Cabo Verde’s EP&R system; and
2. To contribute to improving efficiency, avoiding duplication of efforts, and enhancing the benefits of collaboration among key Government, emergency relief entities, private sector, and civil society groups.

The Diagnostic was carried out under the GFDRR EP&R conceptual framework, which captures a comprehensive system and helps to identify opportunities for investments, and it builds on five core interrelated components of emergency preparedness and response systems. These are:

1. Legal and Institutional Frameworks
2. Information
3. Facilities
4. Equipment
5. Personnel

Each component was measured by a set of criteria that address a particular aspect of a functional EP&R system for Cabo Verde. In turn, each criterion included a set of four indicators, each with five key attributes that gauge the maturity of that aspect of the of the preparedness and response system.

In total, the Diagnostic examined 360 individual data points related to the strength of the EP&R system in Cabo Verde.

The diagnostic was conducted by the National Civil Protection and Firefighting Service of Cabo Verde, with support from the World Bank under the framework of the Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Financing with Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option (Cat DDO). This Diagnostic was conducted with the technical support from GFDRR through a new holistic approach to strengthening government EP&R systems, in order to design practical, yet detailed strategies for resilience.

This report and associated activities were financed by the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg through GFDRR.