International public opinion has grown in interest in everything that is humanitarian, as countries and relief organizations are facing global events and unprecedented disasters, and they find themselves called to pay attention and to unite appropriate solutions to reduce them, as there is a need to take urgent measures for every sudden or expected matter that can significantly affect the course of the course. The organizations have mastered the methods of delivering relief and development after the occurrence of disasters and during their occurrence as well, as coordination offices for relief work were established under the name of many permanent and temporary UN entities and programmes, and many of the Governments in facilitating the methods of relief work and inventing programs to develop it.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Who should attend?
Medical personnel
Relief operations managers and workers.
Logistic support staff
Managers of the Crisis and Risk Management Department.
Disaster management professionals.
Organization officials.
How attendees will benefit?
After completion of the course, delegates will be able to:
Identify considerations related to relief work.
Introduce participants to how to manage relief operations during wars and environmental disasters.
Introducing participants to the importance of diversity in relief specializations based on the different needs of the afflicted, and the nature of places of need.
Determine the basic goals of relief work, as is the case with lifting the scourge, or alleviating its impact so that people can return to normal life.
Preventive methods in managing relief works.
Procedures followed in disaster relief operations and how to apply them in line with the laws of the country concerned.
Course Outline
The concept of disasters and crises
types of disasters
Relief work concepts
Relief work requirements
Fields of relief work
Phases of relief work
Functional specializations in relief work according to the nature of disasters