Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to acquaint participants with:**
Skills on how to identify hazards around them, analyse disaster risks and estimate the probability of occurrence of disasters,
Expert knowledge of traditional and modern early warning systems for slow on-set and rapid onset disasters,
Knowledge of scenario and contingency planning,
Awareness of structures and resources necessary for efficient and effective emergency response, 5. Knowledge of humanitarian accountability principles and standards used in disaster response, and**
Planning and budgeting and implementation of emergency response programmes.
Course Content
A Module 1: Disaster Preparedness
Introduction and definition of terms
Hazard identification, assessment, and analysis
Participatory Approaches to Disaster Risk Analysis and Planning
Early Warning Systems
Scenario and contingency planning;
B Disaster Response
Emergency Response Policy and Structures, Emergency Reserve Fund and Stockpiles
Humanitarian accountability principles and standards - Core Humanitarian Standard, Sphere Handbook
Post-Disaster Rapid and Detailed Assessments
Disaster Response Planning, Budgeting and Implementation
Eligible Participants
Disaster Management or Development practitioners working for the private, municipal, Government or humanitarian NGOs
Project Managers/ Officers or field staff working in disaster response or community development
Humanitarian / Social Workers or anyone interested in working in the humanitarian sector
How to register:
To get an application form please send an email to admin@brctrust.org