PDNA: Post-Disaster Needs Assessments

Featured PDNAs

PDNA is a government-led exercise, with integrated support from the United Nations, the European Commission, the World Bank and other national and international actors. A PDNA pulls together information into a single, consolidated report, information on the physical impacts of a disaster, the economic value of the damages and losses, the human impacts as experienced by the affected population, and the resulting early and long-term recovery needs and priorities.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

10 February 2014

Bosnia and Herzegovina Floods, 2014

The assessment provides estimates of losses in the aftermath of flooding in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including the loss of production, income, livelihood and employment. It includes guiding principles for disaster risk reduction and sustainable recovery.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

22 October 2013

Cyclone Evan 2012 Samoa Post-Disaster Needs Assessment

This post-disaster needs assessment report on Cyclone Evan was prepared in 2013 by the Government of Samoa in collaboration with international partners.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

10 February 2013

Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) 2013 the Philippines, Post-Disaster Needs Assessment

This PDNA aims to assess the damage, losses, and needs for recovery in key social, infrastructure, and productive sectors as a result of typhoon Yolanda. A recovery strategy to be implemented in the short-term and long-term is also included.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

10 February 2013

Floods 2013 Saint Vincent and Grenadines Rapid Damage and Loss Assessment

This report provides a rapid damage and loss assessment of the sectors affected by the intense flooding in December 2013– with a particular focus on infrastructure damage in order to inform the Government’s recovery, reconstruction and financial planning.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

10 February 2013

Saint Lucia Flood Event of December 24-25, 2013, Joint Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment

This analysis provides an initial foundation for identifying and developing post-disaster recovery and reconstruction activities for Saint Lucia.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

24 January 2013

Nigeria post-disaster needs assessment 2012 floods

This PDNA presents the findings of the Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) conducted in Nigeria following the floods in 2012, from a comprehensive assessment of economic and social impacts, and recommendations for recovery and long-term resilience.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

19 January 2013

Seychelles Damage, Loss, and Needs Assessment (DaLA)

This report provides a detailed breakdown of economic losses and damage caused by severe flooding and landslides in the Seychelles, and the nearby islands of Praslin and La Digue, after heavy rains resulting from tropical cyclone Felleng on January 2013.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

1 January 2013

Fiji Post-Disaster Needs Assessment Tropical Cyclone Evan

This PDNA takes stock of physical damage to property, infrastructure, and productive assets as well as to account for losses resulting from the disruption of economic flows brought on by the 2012 Tropical Cyclone Evan.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

2 November 2012

Post-Disaster Needs Assessment of 2012 Floods in Cameroon

This post-disaster needs assessment presents the damage caused by the 2012 floods in Cameroon and identifies and offers preliminary recommendations and short-and long-term recovery measures.

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PDNA - Post Disaster Needs Assessments

10 February 2012

Tropical Storm Sendong, Philippines, Post Disaster Needs Assessment

This PDNA assesses the damage, losses, and needs for recovery in key social, infrastructure, and productive sectors as a result of the tropical storm Sendong. Policy and program recommendations for governance and disaster risk reduction are also provided.