Climate Change Adaptation in a Changing Environment

13th to 17th February 2023Climate Change Adaptation in a Changing Environment

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30th to 3rd November 2023 Climate Change Adaptation in a Changing Environment

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INTRODUCTION

This training aims to enhance the capacities of humanitarian workers and practitioners in designing, implementing and evaluating Sustainable Livelihoods and Economic Recovery programmes based on disaster risk reduction and Sustainable Development principles. There is a growing recognition of the need to implement sustainable development activities after disaster and emergencies as part of economic recovery programs. This course provides the techniques and means to do so which are often not known to those responsible for post-disaster recovery. The training intends to bridge this gap by building the capacities of practitioners in the design and implementation of post-disaster economic recovery programs/interventions that integrate Sustainable Development Goals and Disaster Risk Reduction. It will improve their understanding of livelihood diversification, skills training, etc. and also provide them with tools which can facilitate decision making related to economic recovery that result in sustainable livelihoods and economies by:

• Enhancing the resilience of communities to future climatic change events;
• Creating a stronger infrastructure;
• Strengthening institutions against the eventualities of climate change; and
• Enabling sustainable recovery.

Participants of the training will contribute to building capacities of respective communities in recovering effectively from disasters and building resilience of affected communities in the long-term.

DURATION

5 days.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To introduce participants to the need of reducing future humanitarian interventions including reducing the scale and embark on development to attain development goals

Towards this end, the training will discuss the following:

• Models of Economic Recovery;
• The design and conduct of Post-Disaster Impact Assessments;
• Different Livelihoods Interventions capable of addressing assessment outcomes;
• Tools and Mechanisms for Resource Mobilization to support recovery programming; and
• Data Collection, Tools, and Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluation.

COURSE OUTLINE

Module1: Understanding Disaster, Economic Recovery and Sustainable Livelihood Restoration

• The concept of disaster, elements at risk, disaster risk reduction, sustainable development
• Core principles of disaster, disaster risk reduction, sustainable development
• Basic concepts: Disaster and disaster risk management
• Linkages between Early Recovery, Vulnerability Reduction and Disaster Risk Reduction

 Module 2: Early Recovery

• Assessing the economic impacts of a disaster
• Small business assistance and industry recovery (health)
• Emergency employment, cash for work and start-up grants to recapitalize local businesses;
• Debris management, access and rebuilding infrastructure;
• Local governance support, strengthening local government capacity for relief and recovery planning
• Coordination and implementation, improving the capacity for local risk management.

 Module 3: Development of recovery networks

• Infrastructure and building back better communities
• community recovery committees and training
• Individual, community and organizational preparedness
• Community-Based Preparedness Committee

 Module 4: Tools for designing Sustainable Development strategies and roadmaps

• Needs assessments and costing
• Monitoring Development: setting indicators
• Goal-based partnerships
• Strategic planning for disaster recovery
• Course Tasks

 Module 5: Resilience building

• Economic diversification
• Economic Resilience
• Proactive disaster risk management
• Neighborhood revitalization

TRAINING CUSTOMIZATION

This training can also be customized for your institution upon request. You can also have it delivered your preferred location.

REQUIREMENTS

Participants should be reasonably proficient in English.  During the trainings, participants should come with their own laptops.

TRAINING FEE

In-person USD 1000

Online USD 900

Payment should be transferred to FineResults Research Services bank account one week prior to the training date.

 ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation is arranged upon request. 

PAYMENT

Payment should be transferred to FineResults Research Limited bank before commencement of training. 

 CANCELLATION POLICY

• All requests for cancellations must be received in writing.
• Changes will become effective on the date of written confirmation being received.