Jobs and careers in resilience

As the world grapples with new risks related to climate change, compounding events or the interconnection of systems, we are assisting in the emergence of professions with the role to address these issues.

Disaster risk management is a sector that has more than 50 years of existence. It has allowed for both the creation of new professions such as disaster risk managers as well as the adaptation of existing ones in other sectors such as urban planning or insurance.

PreventionWeb, in tune with the latest developments in the field, seeks to assist these new trends, and bring more information about these new careers in resilience to the global disaster risk reduction community.

To this end, we are hosting a series of interviews with professionals that are trailblazers and leaders in their job, providing concrete examples of what they are doing and recommendations for aspiring professionals. 

Have a look at our interviews below, as well as trainings to enhance your career, and new job opportunities. Get a feel of the jobs of the future!

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Academic programmes
Academic programmes across the world which offer education on all levels (including bachelor, master, diploma, etc.) related to disaster risk reduction.
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Scheduled training
Trainings related to disaster risk reduction, disaster risk communication, sustainability, resilience, recovery and beyond.

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East Melbourne
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- Design, consult and implement an Education sector Disaster Risk & Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) Strategy for Save the Children Australia.

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Canberra or Melbourne
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Melbourne
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Melbourne
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Save the Children is the world’s largest independent child rights development organisation, making a difference to children’s lives in more than 100 countries.

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Melbourne
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Save the Children is the world’s largest independent child rights development organisation, making a difference to children’s lives in more than 100 countries.

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Australia (Melbourne-based)
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This newly created position is accountable for the successful delivery of the first phase of an AusAID funded Disaster Risk Reduction / Disaster Risk Management program, this will include four disaster risk reduction projects in Sri Lanka, Indones

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