MODULE 1 : Introduction to DRRM
1.1 What is DRRM
1.2 History of DRRM
1.3 Significance of DRRM
1.4 Emerging Trends in DRRM
Module 1 Assessment

MODULE 2 – Terms and Concepts in DRRM

2.1 Concepts used in DRRM
2.2 Program Terms in DRRM
2.3 Emergency Terms in DRRM
2.4 DRRM Terms & Concepts
Module 2 Assessment

MODULE 3 Disasters & Risk Assessments

3.1 Types of Disasters
3.2 Disaster Management
3.3 Risk Assessment
3.4 Steps to Consider in Risk Assessment
Module 3 Assessment

CASE STUDY FINAL ASSESSMENT

• Provide foundational knowledge on the principles, history, and significance of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM).

• Familiarize learners with key terms, concepts, and programmatic language used in DRRM.

• Enhance understanding of different types of disasters and disaster management approaches.

• Equip learners with skills to conduct effective risk assessments and identify steps for mitigation.

• Apply acquired knowledge through case studies to strengthen practical problem-solving in DRRM.

This opportunity is open to all applicants.

• Disaster Risk Reduction Officer

• Disaster Management Specialist

• Emergency Response Coordinator

• Climate Resilience Officer

• Humanitarian Program Manager

• Risk Assessment and Preparedness Specialist

• Disaster Recovery and Rehabilitation Advisor

• Community Resilience Officer

• Policy and Advocacy Specialist – DRR focus

• Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Officer

• Early Warning Systems Specialist

• Capacity Building and Training Specialist – DRR focus

• Monitoring and Evaluation Officer – DRR focus

• Disaster Response and Recovery Consultant

• Sustainable Development Specialist – DRR/SDG integration

• Environmental and Disaster Risk Analyst

• Humanitarian Affairs Officer – DRR focus

• Researcher/Academician in Disaster Risk Management

$500