Author: Indonesian Government, Australian Government, World Bank, GFDRR
Year of publication: 2017
Available languages: English
Type of assessment: Comprehensive impact and risk assessment
Format of assessment: Web tool
Estimated costs for conducting: Open source
Estimated duration of assessment: No information
To be carried out by whom: Others
Details: Disaster manager
Institutional scale of use: Continental
Details: Regional, local/community, project level
Assesment to be used by which target audience: Multiple actors
Details: State level, regional and local/community decision makers
Output: Report
Region of origin: Asia, North America
Developed by which sector: Development cooperation
Applied in practice: Yes
Geographic coverage in analysis: Worldwide
Potential geographic coverage: Worldwide
Sectors covered: Humanitarian sector
Method used: Scenario mapping
Description of methodology: An analysis from the point of view of using InaSAFE is the process whereby a hazard layer, an exposure layer and an optional aggregation layer are used to determine the potential impact of the hazard data on the exposure. The analysis results are grouped by region (as defined in the aggregation layer)
Risk framework used: Broad risk mapping according to different definition
Details: Terminology widely adapted from UNISDR (2009); Terminology on disaster risk reduction & UNISDR (2015); Proposed Updated Terminology on Disaster Risk Reduction: A Technical Review
Risk components incorporated: Exposure, Hazard, Vulnerability
Hazards and impacts considered in the assessment: Cyclone (including tropical storm, hurricane and typhoon), Flood
Details: Hazard, exposure, aggregation data
Participatory elements: Yes
Details: Combines data from scientists, local governments and communities
Consideration of interconnectedness and -dependencies of risks: Yes
Details: Single and multiple events can be determined
Adressing uncertainty: No
Scope of assessment: Identification of risks, assessment of impacts
Economic/Non-Economic losses incorporated: Both
Applicability for entire risk spectrum (from extreme weather events to slow onset processes): No
Recommendations for Adaptation measures included in Climate Risk Assessment: No
Usefulness for political purposes: It is useful to inform political decision making, still it needs to be carried out by experts/ scientists
Applied by whom: Indonesian Government-BNPB, Australian Government, GFDRR
Open access: Yes