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REGULAR
COURSES
- Tenth International Course
on Community Based Disaster Management (CBDM-10), 8-19 July,
Bangkok, Thailand, Fee: US $ 2000
- Third International Course
on Urban Flood Mitigation (UFM-3), September, Bangkok, Thailand,
Fee: US $ 2000
- Twenty Ninth International
Disaster Management Course (DMC-29), October, Bangkok, Thailand,
Fee: US $ 2500
SPECIAL
COURSES
- Course on Public Health
and Emergency Management (PHEM), in collaboration with JICWELS
and WHO/SEARO,WPRO, 4-23 March, Bangkok, Thailand, by invitations
only.
- Study Course on DM and
Social Relief for Chinese Civil Affairs Officials from Shanghai
and MCA
- Course on Public Safety
for South Pacific in collaboration with the SOPAC, dates and
venue to be announced.
NEW
COURSES
- First International Course
on Planning in Complex Emergencies (PCE-1), dates to be announced,
Bangkok, Thailand, Fee: US $ 1000
- Basic Management for
Disaster Managers, dates to be announced, Bangkok, Thailand,
Fee: US $ 1000
PROGRAM
BASED TRAINING
Asian Urban Disaster
Mitigation Program (AUDMP)
- Pilot testing of the
Course on Earthquake Vulnerability Reduction in Cities (EVRC),
4-15 February, Katmandu, Nepal, by invitations only.
- Regional Lessons Learnt
Workshop, 11-13 March, Jakarta, Indonesia, Only by invitation.
- First International Course
on Earthquake Vulnerability Reduction in Cities (EVRC-1), 6-17
May, Katmandu, Nepal, Fee: US $ 2000
- Urban Flood Mitigation
Course in Indonesia, January, Jakarta.
- Urban Flood Mitigation
Course in Nepal, dates to be announced, Katmandu.
- Urban Flood Mitigation
Course in Philippines, March, Manila.
- Urban Flood Mitigation
Course in India, dates to be announced, New Delhi.
- National Disaster Mitigation
Course in Cambodia, October-December, Phnom Penh
- National Disaster Mitigation
Course in Sri Lanka, dates to be announced, Colombo.
Extreme Climate Events
Program (ECE)
- Workshop on Climate Information
Application for ASEAN region, 4-15 February, Bangkok, Thailand,
Only by invitation.
Partnerships for Disaster
Reduction in South East Asia (PDR-SEA)
- Training of partners
in Case Study Writing, January 2002, Bangkok, Thailand, only
by invitations.
- National CBDM Course
for Cambodia, February, Venue to be announced, only by invitation.
- National CBDM Course
for Lao PDR, March, Venue to be announced, only by invitation.
- NDMOs Consultative Meeting,
March, Bangkok, Thailand, only by invitation.
- Regional Workshop on
DM Policy and Institutional Arrangements and DM Plan, Venue
and dates to by announced, only by invitation.
Program for Enhancement
of Emergency Response (PEER)
- Medical First Responders
Course in Nepal, 3-21 December 2001, Kathmandu, only by invitation.
PROJECT
BASED TRAINING
Strengthening Disaster
Mitigation & Management at State Level in India- (ADB)
- ADB Workshop on Institutional
Arrangements in Utter Pardesh, 18-19 December 2001, Only by
invitation.
- ADB District Level Workshop,
4-25 February, Uttar Pardesh, India, Only by invitation.
Disaster Management Support
in East Timor
- Training Needs Assessment
in East Timor, January- March
- 3 Training, March-December,
East Timor
Cranfield Mine Action
- Adaptation of course
on Management Training Course for Middle Managers of Mine Action
Programs, January-March
- 4 Training Courses for
Middle Level Managers on Mine Action, April-December
Disaster
Management Course28
The 28th Disaster
Management Course (DMC) was held in Thailand from 5-23 November
2001. DMC28 was attended by 40 participants from 14 countries:
Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, East Timor, India,
Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nepal, Philippines, Sri
Lanka, Thailand and USA.
The course focused
on globalization and its consequences for disaster management,
frameworks and models, management tool-kits, risk reduction
strategies, recovery and reconstruction, and disaster trends,
issues and challenges.
The teaching methodology
included simulation exercises, videos, creative presentations
of group reports, interactive lectures and field visits
to disaster-prone areas. A study visit was arranged to Sa
Keaw province where course participants were introduced
to the dangers of landmines and the difficulties of de-mining.
As ADPC's flagship
course, the DMC has run since 1986 with middle and senior
level disaster managers from around the world, especially
from Asia-Pacific, with the aim of equipping participants
with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in risk
analysis and management.
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