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104 - Education and Technologies for Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction,

Technical Secretary´s Office, Ecuador

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ONTACT

Technical Secretary´s Office for the Inclusive Management on Disabilities - Vice Presidency of the Republic of Ecuador

Mr. Daniel Garcia

Ecuador

www.setedis.gob.ec

+593 2 3933 940 1131

milton.garcia@setedis.gob.ec

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VERALL GOAL

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MISSION

The team of the project wants to implement the Ecuadorian Inclusive Disaster Risk Management Methodology to

strengthen the response capacity of persons with disabilities, their families and caregivers for disaster risk reduction.

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HE SOLUTION THAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED

The team of the project assumes that events have a greater impact on persons with disabilities and those persons with

disabilities and their needs are often ignored and excluded from all phases of disaster risk reduction. Therefore, it

wants to develop and implement the Ecuadorian Disaster Risk Management Methodology through house-by-house

visits to know the specific needs of a person with disabilities and to design an inclusive emergency plan, inclusive

audiobooks, a website, a geo-location software and inter-agency coordination.

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OUNTRIES IN WHICH IT WAS DEVELOPED

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Ecuador

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OUNTRY

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COUNTRIES IN WHICH IT IS OPERATING

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Ecuador, Colombia

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ACTS ABOUT SIZE AND SCOPE

1)

14 625 direct beneficiaries that inhabit high risk zones in Ecuador’s highlands

2)

36 123 indirect beneficiaries that inhabit high risk zones on Ecuador’s highlands

3)

Since 2014 persons with disabilities and their needs have been given priority in Ecuador’s National Risk

Management Strategy

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100% implementation in high-risk zones in Ecuador’s highlands

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Ecuador has also started the replication of the program in Southern Colombia

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UTLOOK

The Ecuadorian Inclusive Disaster Risk Management Methodology is easily adaptable as shown by the replication

experience in a community in Southern Colombia. Extra costs come only into being because of logistics (especially for

printed materials and methodological tools).