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1.  Relocation and retrofitting of structures
2.  Provision of redundant infrastructures (in order to ensure network availability in case of network/path failure or unavailability)

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1.  Population displacement
2. Disruption of basic services

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Damage to Settlements and Infrastructure

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Damage to Agriculture

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- Introduction of Flood resistant crop varieties
- Administer vitamines and vaccines for livestock protection

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derived from information of 1) known current impacts and 2) possible future changes in corresponding hazards

Perform impact chain analysis (i.e. consider cascading impacts) for a specific sector

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Possible future changes in local hazards

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Possible future changes in local hazards

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1. Increased flood depth
2. Longer flood duration
3. Frequent flash floods
4. Longer periods of dry days / Drought

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1.  Maximum 1 day total of rainfall will decrease by 12.8 mm (RCP 4.5)
2.  Maximum 1 day total of rainfall will increase by 22.3 mm (RCP 8.5)
3. p99 increases by 2.4mm (RCP 4.5)
4. p99 increases by 1.9mm (RCP 8.5)
5. p99 decreases by 16.1 mm (RCP 8.5)
refer to inputs from CERAM Workshop

determine indices relevant to indicated hazard using the Index-Hazard Table provided;
indicate notable changes in relevant indices (in terms of Magnitude, Frequency, and Duration; when applicable)

Example:
1. p95 increases by 3 mm (rcp45) or 4.2 mm (rcp85)
2. R95p increases by 63 mm (rcp45) or 94.7 mm (rcp85)
3. P95d increases by about 1 day (rcp45) or 2 days (rcp85)
4. cwd increases by 1 day (rcp45 and rcp85)

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Changes in AVE seasonal climate parameters

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Changes in AVE seasonal climate parameters

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1.  A significant decrease of 22% (726.9 mm) rainfall during the summer months greatly affect agriculture and water resources.
2.  A significant increase of 7%  (998.6 mm) rainfall can result to flash floods in areas susceptible to flooding especially those that are along riverbanks
3. RCP 8.5 - JJA (Lower Bound) -A significant decrease of 28.4% rainfall during the summer months greatly affect agriculture and water resources.
4. RCP 8.5 - JJA (Upper Bound) - A significant increase of 10.3% rainfall can result to flash floods in areas susceptible to flooding especially those that are along riverbanks

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secondary hazard; refer to Hazard Inventory Matrix produced from Step 1 of CDRA Process

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RAINFALL / TROPICAL CYCLONE RAINS