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Berlin
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European seminar on assessing & managing disaster risks

Organizer(s) European Academy for Taxes, Economics & Law, the
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Courtyard by Marriott Berlin Mitte Axel-Springer-Str. 55 10117 Berlin, Germany
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The European Seminar on Assessing & Managing Disaster Risks has been designed for Civil Protection and Disaster Management Experts to optimise the disaster management strategy by implementing a proper Disaster Risk Assessment and Risk Management. This event is organized by European Academy for Taxes, Economics & Law and will be held on 27th – 28th February 2012, in Berlin, Germany, with the following key objectives:

• Learn how to successfully identify, analyse and evaluate disaster risks.
• Get practical information on how risk assessment affects the disaster management preparation and planning.
• Optimise the methodology for National Risk Assessment.
• Be up-dated on current and coming EU initiatives.
• Become familiar with the instruments of International Disaster Risk Reduction.
• Gain knowledge on mapping disaster risks from space and on using geoinformation.

With key presentations by experts at:
• DG ECHO – Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection, European Commission
• Ministry of Security and Justice, The Netherlands
• United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA)
• United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN- SPIDER)
• Red Cross of Germany

Source
http://www.gripweb.org/gripweb/?q=node/1362

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Seminar brochure English

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Themes Risk identification and assessment GIS and mapping Disaster risk management
Country and region Germany Europe
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