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Caribbean Emergency Legislation Project
Objective
The Department of Sustainable Development (DSD) of the General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (GS-OAS),
with the support of the World Bank, is the executing agency for the Caribbean Emergency Legislation Project (CELP).
The objective of the project is to build legislative capacity to enhance legal and institutional frameworks for state of
emergency and budget appropriation in eleven CARICOM countries and the Dominican Republic. Further, the project aims to make
recommendations on how to improve legislative channels and administrative procedures during, and immediately after, the
occurrence of a natural disaster.
Pursuant to these objectives, the project will assess current
legal-institutional frameworks in the Caribbean applicable under
a state of emergency, review global best practices, and promote dialogue
with national and regional stakeholders, in order to ascertain
areas for improvement and make recommendations that are best
suited for the Caribbean region.The project consists of the following components:
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Improving the Legal and Institutional Frameworks Related to State of Emergency,
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National and Regional Outreach and Validation of Finding.
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Constitutional and Disaster Data
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What's New:
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DSD Chief of Environmental Law presents CELP at World Bank side event within ISDR Global Platform meeting in Geneva.
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The DSD from May 1- 30, 2009 requested proposals to conduct technical studies of legal and institutional frameworks for Emergency Management in the Caribbean
RFP Activity 1.1 l
RFP Activity 1.2 l
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Law of Disasters: Towards a Normative Framework in the Americas.
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DSD Chief of Environmental Law presents CELP at World Bank side event within ISDR Global Platform meeting in Geneva.
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The DSD/OAS, with the support of the World Bank, launched the Caribbean Emergency Legislation Project (CELP), and held the project’s
First Steering Committee Meeting.
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(The Barbados Advocate)
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First Steering Committee Meeting. Pictures
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Calendar of Events:
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January, 12 2009. Bridgetown, Barbados.
First Steering Committee Meeting
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