Training course

This is an introduction to Community Engagement and Accountability in disaster and crisis.

The course provides an introduction to climate change related issues and aims to help staff and volunteers understand how they can contribute to addressing these issues in their day to day work within local communities.

This course explains the standards for communicating and engaging communities who are responding to nutrition in emergencies. The Community Engagement course has two modules.

The course aims to raise awareness about industrial accidents in order to strengthen the capacity of government, industry and civil society representatives.

This course introduces the participants to the state-of-the-art concepts and practices of flood risk management. It covers the European experience in managing floods and stresses in the use of the latest tools in flood risk management.

This course describes how the information derived from remote sensing is obtained and best used for crop monitoring in a food security context.

This short course focuses on aligning the short-term focus of disaster recovery and the long term scope of climate resilient planning. The face-to-face portion of this course will be held at The HEAD Foundation facilities in Singapore.

This course introduces current theory and practice of flood risk estimation and modelling of floods in urban areas. It provides hands-on practice with industrial standard software.

The adverse impacts of climate change are becoming increasingly more acute, particularly for developing countries. This further exacerbates the wellbeing of the poorest and most vulnerable, meaning adaptation is now crucial to their survival and protection

These are research-based resources designed to complement and reinforce existing training and support available within emergency service organisations.