Purpose:
The series provide the DRR practitioners with practical guidance on how to plan and implement CBDRR programmes with a particular focus on training of CBDRR practitioners.
The general objective of this training is that field practitioners will be able to apply the theories and practical tools used in Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction to help in building safer and more resilient communities jointly with the population who are at risk to disasters.
This training material provides the first comprehensive attempt in South Asia to provide a standardised Disaster Risk Reduction training curriculum targeting field practitioners and community in order to improve the overall quality and impact of the Disaster Risk Reduction training programmes in South Asia undertaken by Red Cross and Red Crescent Society staff and volunteers working in disaster risk reduction.
Overview:
The curriculum discusses about:
- Why community-based disaster risk reduction
- Community-based disaster risk reduction and the IFRC
- Course objectives, content, participant and schedule
Usage: Guidance for project implementation
Audience: National Society leadership, Technical staff, Volunteers
The CBDRR guides are available in series of:
- For CBDRR facilitator’s guide, click Facilitator’s Guide, size 7 MB
- For Participation work book, click Participant’s Workbook, size 11 MB
- For CBDRR Training Kit, click Training Kit, size 6 MB
Document Data
Publication date: April 20, 2009
Status: Final Type: PDF Size (MB): Size: 3
Country: Regional
Theme(s): Disaster risk reduction
Resource type: Guidelines, Training materials
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