World Bosai Survey
Preliminary Results(as of Nov 27)

Preliminary Results[Gender][ Age ]
2%
10%

1%

1%
23%

14%

20%

30%

under 20
20〜under30
30〜under40
40〜under50
50〜under60
60〜under70
70 and above

40%
59%

MaleFemale

Others/No comment(＊180 people, almost one out of five participants of the forum have answered the questionnaire as of November 27,2017)2

Preliminary Results[ Country of residence ][ Organization ]Japan
Philippines
Germany

5%

Private Sector
National
Government
Individual(Citizen)

7%

Thailand
United States ofAmerica
Australia・・・1% 1%6%

Malaysia

62%

4%

4%

University/Research Institute17%

NPO/NGO

55%

PublicOrganization
InternationalOrganization
MediaLocal
Government

3Preliminary Results
Did you participate in the 3rd UN
WCDRR in Sendai 2015?

Yes
30%

Are you aware of the Sendai Frameworkfor DRR, 2015-2030?
Not at all
12%
Hardly aware
15%

Fully aware
33%

No
70%

Aware
40%

4Preliminary Results
Are you aware of the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs)?

Not at all
6%

Not at all
13%

Hardly aware
16%

Aware
35%

Are you aware of the Paris
Agreement on Climate Change?

Fully aware
36%

Hardly aware
17%

Fully aware24%

Aware
53%

5

Preliminary Results
Which of the following natural hazards have you experienced in your country of residence?

147
101

92
51

Earthquake TropicalCyclone(e.g.
Typhoon,Hurricane,andCyclone)Flood

Landslide46
Tsunami

38

35

35

Other Forest Fire Drought
Extreme
Weather
Events (e.g.
Heat Wave)

33

33

Storm
Surge

VolcanicEruption

17
Sea Level
Rise

6Preliminary Results
Which of the following issues do you think is important for Build-Back-Better?
79

78

78
63
54

53

Securing Financial AwarenessImprovement of Improvement in Securing Human Utilization ofResources
Raising of Build- Relevant Laws, Land Use-related Resources for Lessons Learnt
Back-Better
Regulations and Coordination
Reconstruction from Disasters
Standards

52

Enrichment ofEducation andTrainAing

52

514947444140

Improvement of Securing Sensitive
Business
Reflection ofNational andMeasures for Dissemination ofPriority of Prior
DisasterContinuity in
VariousInternational
Reconstruction Information on
Investment in Information Data disaster-affected Viewpoints ofKnowledge and Revitalization Recovery throughDisaser Risk
area
Women and the Sharing on Build- of Existing andMedia
Reduction
YouthBack-Better
New Industries7Preliminary Results
Which activity do you think should be given priority? (among private sectors)
8180

77736562626247454133

Strengthening Investment in Awareness Focusing on Enrichment ofBetter
Wider
Information Contribution Promotion of International Contribution
Cooperation Disaster Risk Raising and disaster risk Prevention Disaster Risk Cooperation Sharing on
to Disaster Disaster Risk Cooperation
to thewith National Reduction Disaster Drill reduction inandManagement
amonglessons-Learnt
RiskManagement to AssistInternationaland Local
Mitigation
through
Various from Disasters Reduction
throughDeveloping Framework
theGovernments
management
PlanMutualSectors
through
Supply-Chain Countries
related tostrategy(including Cooperation
Businessat National
Disaster Risk
Business
within theandActivities
Reduction
Continuity Private Sector
InternationalPlan(BCP))
Levels8Preliminary Results
Which of the following natural hazards do you think have higher socio-economic impacts
in your country of residence?
134
100

92
67
43

Earthquake Tsunami

Flood

TropicalCyclone(e.g.
Typhoon,Hurricane,andCyclone)

Volcanic
Eruption

35

Landslide30

Drought

25

18

OtherSea Level
ExtremeRiseWeather
Events (e.g.
Heat Wave)

16
StormSurge

10
Forest Fire9Preliminary Results
Which of the following natural hazards do you think will be at higher risks
in your country of residence 100 years later?
Landslide
Volcanic Eruption
3%
3%
Drought
5%
Tsunami9%
Sea Level Rise
11%

Other Extreme
Weather Events (e.g.
Heat Wave)
13%

Storm Surge Forest Fire
2%
2%

Earthquake
23%

Flood
16%
Tropical Cyclone (e.g.
Typhoon, Hurricane,and Cyclone)
13%

10Thank you!

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2017