\nExplore how to strengthen the exchange of risk information to identify better ways for interested parties to\naccess key data and analytics and avoid duplication and enhance collaboration.\n\nMany organizations are involved in the implementation of data and analytics for public benefit but there is often\nlimited coordination or exchange of information across stakeholders.\n\nThe session started with six organizations presenting a number of global and regional initiatives to develop and\nshare risk data and analytics – GFDRR, Insurance Development Forum, Global Asia Insurance Partnership,\nThe Pacific Community (SPC), VU University Amsterdam, Asia Disaster Preparedness Center. These\npresentations emphasised the broad range of data, tools and knowledge materials that are already available to\nsupport greater understanding of risk.\nThis was followed by five organisations – Morocco Government, SEADRIF, PCRIC, Indonesia Government,\nADB – outlining their requirements and the challenges that exist in obtaining the required data. There was a call\nfor greater transparency in knowledge and information exchange to facilitate collaboration across organisations\nand regions in an effort to share best practice and common pitfalls.\nAfterward, attendees formed 4 break-out groups to discuss 3 key topics: 1) What should the priorities be for\nforming better ways of working; 2) Map out how to get there; 3) What are the potential arrangements for next\nsteps?\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n\nAll attendees agreed and supported the need to strengthen the exchange of information on risk data and\nanalytics, align resources, enhance synergies where possible, and improve efficiency for all involved\n\nAs the facilitator of the session, SEADRIF will initiate follow-up actions to connect with participants who\nexpressed support for advancing this collaboration. In collaboration with GFDRR and RMSG, they will fulfil two\nkey short-term activities that were agreed as critical by all those who attended:\n\n1. Design and distribute a survey within the UR community to understand user requirements and preferences\nfor interactions. This will drive a greater understanding of the need and identify feasible approaches.\n\n2. Review existing knowledge and data-sharing approaches based on survey-feedback, to identify feasible\noptions given funding and resource constraints. Any option would need to include the ability to moderate\ndiscussion and provide quality control.\n\nOrganized by: Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF) Insurance Company<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Many organizations are involved in the implementation of data and analytics for public benefit but there is often
\nlimited coordination or exchange of information across stakeholders.<\/p>\nThe session started with six organizations presenting a number of global and regional initiatives to develop and
\nshare risk data and analytics – GFDRR, Insurance Development Forum, Global Asia Insurance Partnership,
\nThe Pacific Community (SPC), VU University Amsterdam, Asia Disaster Preparedness Center. These
\npresentations emphasised the broad range of data, tools and knowledge materials that are already available to
\nsupport greater understanding of risk.
\nThis was followed by five organisations – Morocco Government, SEADRIF, PCRIC, Indonesia Government,
\nADB – outlining their requirements and the challenges that exist in obtaining the required data. There was a call
\nfor greater transparency in knowledge and information exchange to facilitate collaboration across organisations
\nand regions in an effort to share best practice and common pitfalls.
\nAfterward, attendees formed 4 break-out groups to discuss 3 key topics: 1) What should the priorities be for
\nforming better ways of working; 2) Map out how to get there; 3) What are the potential arrangements for next
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