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Warm greetings from the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI). CDRI is developing Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure Resilience to focus global attention on the critical and multi-faceted challenges posed to disaster and climate resilient infrastructure with a thematic focus on Nature-based solutions. The report will be launched at the G20 Summit in 2023. One Pillar of the report entails developing a Global Infrastructure Resilience Index (GIRI). For this Pillar, CDRI has engaged the University of Oxford to develop and launch the Global Infrastructure Resilience Survey (GIRS). This is an international survey that envisages to develop improved understanding of the non-physical aspects of infrastructure systems that enable climate and disaster resilient development.  Please participate if you are an infrastructure professional in any of the following sectors: drinking water, waste water, electricity, road, rail, oceans and river ports, airports, mobile communication and fixed-line communication. Two respondents stand to win a cash prize of US$300 each in a lucky draw. The survey is available in all official UN languages.

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FBI Releases 2021 Crime in the Nation Statistics

 National Press Releases

FBI Releases 2021 Crime in the Nation Statistics

The FBI released detailed data on over 11 million criminal offenses reported to the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) in 2021.

Oct. 5, 2022 

International Day for Disaster Risk (IDDRR) October 13, 2022

Join the International Day for Disaster Risk (IDDRR) and spread the word on social media with the IDDRR social package. The toolkit features a series of editable templates to help you promote your participation in the #DRRDay. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn and join the conversation on social media using #EarlyWarningForAll and #DRRDay. We look forward to seeing your posts! Partners planning events, launches and announcements can also share their content with preventionweb@un.org for wider dissemination in the DRR community. Please  specify embargo date where applicable.

IAEM, BEMA, NEMA, I-DIEM, etc. Florida Emergency Management Agencies at the County, City, Township Level. October 2022

With we move from the initial shock and awe to the recovery and mitigation phase for the residents in the State of Florida that were impacted by Hurricane Ian.

Questions have begun to arise in the following area(s) for IAEM, BEMA, NEMA, I-DIEM and others to answer from SME's and public trust officials.

 1. Of all the counties, cities and townships within the State of Florida emergency management (EM) agencies\offices\departments, which jurisdictions are under the control and management of:

      a. Law Enforcement or local police force?.  

      b. Fire Department?

      c. Separate Emergency Management Agency\office reporting directly to the local public official?

2.  What is the budget of the local emergency management agency\office\department 

     based on Question 1?

3.  What is the composition of staff within the local EM entity?

      a.  from lateral or vertical career development from law enforcement, fire, etc.?

      b.  Hires from emergency management with EM degrees (AA, BS, Masters, PhD's),

               and experience (EM) from military?

4. Number of certified professional emergency managers within the State of Florida?

               NOTE:  Certified thru State or other recognized certifying authority

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