- “2024 Advanced Institute on Natural Hazard of Himalaya – Landslide and Fault Activity” kicks off in Kathmandu
- NSET constitutes New Management Board (2024-2026)
- 31st NSET Day marked
- Action Planning Workshop for Tomorrow's Khokana held in Lalitpur
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'VIEWS FROM THE FRONTLINE' Project
National Society for Earthquake Technology- Nepal (NSET) is serving as the National Coordinating Organization (NCO) for carrying out the action research project "Views from the Frontline", in Nepal. The “Views from the Frontline” project is intended for reviewing the progress on implementation of Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) and is being implemented by Global Network for Disaster Reduction (GNDR).
This survey, called “Views from the Frontline”, is the first attempt to involve local stakeholders from government and civil society to measure progress towards implementing disaster prevention measures in Nepal. The project is being implemented in several countries at the global level and project’s results will be shared internationally through the launch of a Global Report during the United Nations Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction (UN-ISDR) in June 2009.
Our survey is based on the ‘priorities for action’ agreed in the UN Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) which has been adopted by more than 168 countries around the world including Nepal. By involving key stakeholders at the local level, “Views from the Frontline” provides a valuable opportunity to participate in a global debate. This review process will provide an alternative (and complementary) perspective to the official UN-ISDR monitoring (which focuses on the national level).
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Implementation / Methodology
This survey, called “Views from the Frontline”, is the first attempt to involve local stakeholders from government and civil society in measuring progress towards implementing disaster prevention measures in Nepal.
The project is being implemented in several countries at the global level.
By June 2009, the project’s results will be disseminated internationally through the launch of a Global Report on the occasion of the United Nations Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction (UN-ISDR).
Views from the Frontline originates from the ‘Priorities for Action’ set out in the UN Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) in 2005. By involving key stakeholders at the local level, Views from the Frontline is a valuable opportunity for local actors to participate in a global debate and provide an alternative (and complementary) perspective to the official UN-ISDR monitoring (which primarily focuses on the national level).
Your assessment is extremely valuable to us. For the first time, local actors are given a chance to make their voices heard and to share their insights into the increasingly important issues of natural and man-made disasters.
Below, you will find a simple questionnaire, which includes a set of key questions to help you assess the progress made toward disaster risk reduction in Nepal. Please insert your ‘identification number’ at the top of this page.
We have divided the respondent into 5 groups and below are the list of questionnaires to be assessed by individuals representing each group.
List of Questionnaire Survey FORM Download FORM
» Local Government (Senior Officials) English Nepali
» Local Government (Urban & Agricultural Planning) English Nepali
» Local Government (Education) English Nepali
» Local Civil Society Organisation English Nepali
» Community Representative English Nepali
For your assessment: You can download the questionnaire and email us at nset@nset.org.np
We hope you will be able to find time to help us in this important work, because it is only with your help that our research can be successful.