The reason most disasters are called emergencies in the first place is that they are unpredictable. At times you can never plan for extreme weather changes that result in floods or drought. But with the unpredictability of Climate change and weather patterns has helped people result in studying these patterns to form Early Warning Systems and help reduce these effects caused by disasters. 

Have you ever asked yourself what you would do when a disaster strikes? Are you prepared for an emergency? How would you help your community mitigate the effects of disasters?

Ask no more, because our DRRM Course helps you understand and learn how to apply disaster risk reduction policies and strategies to prevent new disaster risks, reduce existing disaster risks and manage residual risk, contributing to the strengthening of resilience and reduction of disaster losses in communities.

Learn more about how you can help the communities you serve in case of a disaster, and learn how you can help them build back and manage resources during periods of emergencies.