Recurring training courses

This course addresses all stages of disaster management in a comprehensive and holistic manner; including pre-disaster preparedness and mitigation, rescue and relief in the context of disaster and post disaster rehabilitation, reconstruction and recovery.

In this course, planners will learn how to facilitate a mitigation planning process, how to collaborate with their colleagues, how to assess community-wide risk, and ultimately, how to advocate for a stronger and more resilient future.

This course will teach students how to identify and analyze the risks of natural disasters in infrastructure projects.

You can learn how to act before a crisis hits by taking the IFRC’s new online course on anticipatory action.

This free, self-paced eLearning course gives a profound introduction to climate and disaster risk finance and insurance (CDRFI) and the political processes surrounding it.

The course is aimed primarily at key actors in the process of planning, implementing, following up and monitoring Agenda 2030 for the achievement of sustainable development objectives.

This course addresses how human rights obligations require the international community to take more ambitious action to mitigate emissions, to support adaptation that benefits persons, groups and peoples in vulnerable situations.