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Overview of DreamisOverview of Dreamis

Year 1 AchievementsYear 1 Achievements

Past & Potential uses of DreamisPast & Potential uses of Dreamis


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Dreamis is an information system that supports post-crisisDreamis is an information system that supports post-crisisrecovery and disaster risk reduction financial managementrecovery and disaster risk reduction financial management

Dreamis uses..

Data from pastreconstructionprogrammes

Data from pastDRR activities

Data from on-goingreconstruction

programmes

..in order toincrease

Transparency

Accountability and

Effectiveness

In the use of funds

by supporting..

improved planning

improved policy-making

and improvedmanagement of funds

..for better financialmanagement of

Post-crisisreconstruction and

Disaster RiskReduction planning


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Dreamis is a repository of information related to financialDreamis is a repository of information related to financialmanagement of post-crisis reconstruction and disaster riskmanagement of post-crisis reconstruction and disaster riskreductionreduction UsersUsers

Gov Agencies Dev Agencies

Academic institutionsInfo fromcomplementaryinformationsystems

ManagedManaged by Dreamis Team, WB Jakarta

SupportedSupported by GFDRR

DREAMISGlobal hub for sharing

knowledge on pre- disaster and post-crisis financial

information

Methodologies

Data & info of past disasters

ObjectiveObjective

Improved financialplanning andpolicy

Increasedtransparency andaccountability

InputInput


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Dreamis is made up of three componentsDreamis is made up of three components

Info from past disastersInfo from past disasters

Data sets relating to pre-Data sets relating to pre-disaster and disaster recoverydisaster and disaster recoveryfinancingfinancing

Presented in a public database,Presented in a public database,parameters can be set by user parameters can be set by user

Lessons Learned andLessons Learned andMethodologiesMethodologies

Related to recon and riskRelated to recon and riskreduction financialreduction financialmanagementmanagement

Support in tracking pre-disaster Support in tracking pre-disaster and post-disaster expendituresand post-disaster expenditures

Data ToolsData Tools

ResearchResearchPackagesPackages

ExpenditureExpenditureTrackingTrackingSupportSupport

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Allows analysis andAllows analysis andcomparison of situation againstcomparison of situation againstpast scenariospast scenarios

Facilitates resourceFacilitates resourcemobilizationmobilization

Supports policy developmentSupports policy development

Provides information for Provides information for conducting Damage & Lossconducting Damage & Lossand Needs Assessmentsand Needs Assessments

Increases transparency andIncreases transparency andaccountability in the use of accountability in the use of fundsfunds

Improves aid coordinationImproves aid coordination

What is this? How does it help?


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Year 1 Achievements Year 1 Achievements



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The team and the database are established and operationalThe team and the database are established and operational

OperationsOperations

SystemSystem

Core team hired

Mitigation expert hired & initial research conducted

D&L data gathered and inputted Needs & Expenditure data collated

Database prototype running

Coms &Coms &PartnershipPartnership

Presentation at IDRC, Davos Aug 08 Using Data to ImproveReconstruction

Publication: Aceh Reconstruction Tracking Aug 08 Advisory group convened and operational

Working relationship established with key partners


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Dreamis has been connected to related activities in theDreamis has been connected to related activities in thesector through its Advisory Groupsector through its Advisory Group

Agency Expert Location

CRED / Em-Dat Deberati Guha Sapir Brussels

ProVention Consortium Margaret Arnold Geneva

UNISDR Craig Duncan Geneva

ECLAC Roberto Jovel LAC / DC

FTS / UNOCHA Esther Kuisch Geneva

Munich Re Angelika Wirtz Munich

Government Suprayoga Hadi Indonesia


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The website is operational and the number of hits isThe website is operational and the number of hits isincreasingincreasing

HomepageHom epage

Database accessDatabase access

Research PackageResearch Packageaccessaccess

News feedNews feed

Links to partner sitesLinks to partner sites


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The database prototype is operationalThe database prototype is operational

Database user interfaceDatabase user interface

Analysis by;Analysis by;

CountryCountry

Disaster typeDisaster type

Sector Sector

Generates Excel filesGenerates Excel filesand graphsand graphs


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In post-tsunami Aceh the aid tracking exercise increased the transparency,In post-tsunami Aceh the aid tracking exercise increased the transparency,accountability and effectiveness of the use of fundsaccountability and effectiveness of the use of funds

Analysis of expenditures was done by;

Sectoralallocations

Source of funds

Needs & Gaps

Donors and government

were able to trackexpenditures by donors,NGOs and government

Donors and governmentwere able to see in who wasdisbursing in each sector

Under funded sectorswhere tracked throughout thereconstruction programme


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13.1 %

10.8 %

10.0 %

9.9 %

8.7 %

7.3 %

4.9 %

3.5 %

3.2 %

2.8 %

2.5 %

2.4 %

2.2 %

2.1 %

2.1 %

2.0 %

1.6 %

1.4 %

1.4 %

1.2 %

1.1 %

1.0 %

0.8 %

0.7 %

0.7 %

2.8 %

Grand Total: 341,285,646 100 % 111,560,201

Sweden 2,393,735 0

Others 9,680,234 2,524,934

Russian Federation 2,660,000 0

United Arab Emirates 2,452,480 0

Austria 3,674,541 0

Canada 3,281,379 0

Italy 4,789,067 0

Netherlands 4,055,287 0

Denmark 5,470,784 0

European Commission (ECHO) 4,892,419 75,984,632

Finland 7,106,142 0

Australia 6,883,354 0

Switzerland 7,405,842 494,998

Germany 7,155,064 0

Norway 8,590,750 0

Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) 8,034,331 0

Japan 11,022,762 0

France 9,445,084 0

Saudi Arabia 16,882,088 16,473,200

Spain 11,865,233 0

Qatar 29,600,000 0

United Kingdom 24,756,688 15,282,437

Kuwait 34,000,000 0

Carry-over (donors not specified) 33,764,726 0

United States 44,700,000 800,000

Private (individuals & organisations) 36,723,656 0

occupied Palestinian territory 2009Table B: Total Humanitarian Assistance per Donor (Appeal plus other*)(carry over not included)as of 15-March-2009http://www.reliefweb.int/fts (Table ref: R24)

Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.

Donor FundingUSD

% of Grand Total Uncommitted pledges

USD

The reconstruction programme in Palestine is an example of a potentialThe reconstruction programme in Palestine is an example of a potentialuse for Dreamis Expenditure Tracking Supportuse for Dreamis Expenditure Tracking Support

0M 10M 20M 30M 40M 50M 60M 70M 80M 90M

United States

Private (individuals & organisations)

Kuwait

Carry-over (donors not specified)

Qatar

United Kingdom

Netherlands

Spain

Japan

Saudi Arabia

Norway

Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)

Switzerland

Finland

Australia

France

Germany

Denmark

European Commission (ECHO)

Italy

Austria

Canada

Russian Federation

United Arab Emirates

Sweden

Value USD Top 15 donors represent almost 90% of currently pledged funds*

*Source: OCHA FTS March 15 2009

Tracked by;Source typePledge, commitment,

disbursementSectorNeeds/gaps

Can be tracked on amonthly, bimonthly or

quarterly basis

Overview of current pledges

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