Monthly
Updates Archive
January 2006:
The 33 rd Regional Disaster Management
Course organized by ADPC in Bangkok from 16
January – 3 February was attended by
officials from UN, international organisations,
NGO’s, and national governments from
Africa , Asian, European, North American and
Pacific countries. The course provided comprehensive
disaster management knowledge and skills to
enhance the capabilities of executive managers
who have key disaster management responsibilities.
February 2006:
The 33 rd Regional Disaster Management
Course organized by ADPC in Bangkok from 16
January – 3 February was attended by
officials from UN, international organisations,
NGO’s, and national governments from
Africa , Asian, European, North American and
Pacific countries. The course provided comprehensive
disaster management knowledge and skills to
enhance the capabilities of executive managers
who have key disaster management responsibilities.
A two-week Disaster
Management Course was held in Kabul , Afghanistan
from 9-19 February to provide comprehensive
disaster management knowledge and skills to
enhance the capabilities of 30 senior/middle
level policy managers, decision-makers from
government and non-government offices. This
course was a component of ADPC’s “Training
& Capacity Building Project” in
partnership with InWent Germany and with funding
support from UNDP Afghanistan.
ADPC welcomed an important Chinese delegation
led by the Deputy Director-General of the
National Disaster Reduction Center (NDRC),
Ministry of Civil Affairs, China from 19-25
February. The purpose of the visit was to
enhance partnership between NDRC, China and
ADPC.
ADPC’s organized the fifth and sixth
training course on Crisis Management with
the funding support from UNDP in Satun and
Ranong provinces of Thailand during 14-16
February and 6-8 March, respectively and the
second course on Damage and Needs Assessment
on27-28 Februarywith the funding support from
UNDP and Department of Disaster Prevention
and Mitigation (DDPM), Thailand . The course
mapped out improved methodologies for post-disaster
damage and needs assessment and reporting,
appropriate to the needs of disaster managers.
March 2006:
ADPC organized a three-week workshop
on “Earthquake Vulnerability and Multi-Hazard
Risk Assessment: Geospatial Tools for Rehabilitation
and Reconstruction Efforts” from 13–31
March in Peshawar , Pakistan . The workshop
was jointly organized by National Center of
Excellence in Geology, University of Peshawar
Pakistan , International Institute for Geo-information
Sciences and Earth Observation (ITC), The
Netherlands, UN University Japan , Integrated
Center for Information on Mountain Development
(ICIMOD) Kathmandu and ADPC.
May 2006:
The Training Resource Group of ADPC will be
conducting a three-day course in June (5 -7)
on Disaster management in Hyderabad , Pakistan
. The course is funded by Sindh Agricultural
and Forestry Workers Coordinating Organization
(Safwco), Hyderabad , Pakistan.
The Training Resource Group of ADPC will be
conducting a three-day course on Project Proposal
Writing in Hyderabad , Pakistan from 8-10
June. The course is funded by Sindh Agricultural
and Forestry Workers Coordinating Organization
(Safwco), Hyderabad , Pakistan.
June 2006:
ADPC’s TRG delivered two Disaster
Management Courses and conducted the first
Project Proposal Writing workshop. The courses
were in partnership with Sindh Agricultural
and Forestry Workers Coordinating Organization
(SAFWCO) and Capital Development Authority
(CDA) Islamabad.
The details of the courses are:
July 2006:
Earthquake Vulnerability
Reduction for Cities (EVRC),Pakistan (10-12
July)
ADPC’s Training Resources Group and the Urban Disaster Risk Management team are facilitating the EVRC course with funding support from Citizen Foundation, Pakistan.
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