Scheduled training events

Participants will gain hands-on experience with digital & participatory methods, working directly with communities to design inclusive projects, assess local needs & apply strategies that integrate heritage, disaster risk management and climate adaptation

Join leading DRR experts for a five‑day summer school exploring why disasters are not natural, how human decisions drive risk, and what effective, accountable disaster reduction looks like.

This course provides participants with practical knowledge and skills to apply Earth Observation (EO) data for effective drought monitoring and assessment.

Crucial for securing resources, this training examines modern financing tools (e.g., insurance, contingency funds, catastrophe bonds) and innovative proposal writing to close the fiscal gap in disaster recovery and resilience investment.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Integrated Flood Risk Management (IFRM) in the context of climate change.

This training course offers a structured learning platform to examine how financial systems can effectively support climate and disaster resilience across diverse contexts.

The course focuses on leveraging modern technology, such as GIS, remote sensing, AI, and mobile applications, to improve real-time data collection, analysis, visualization, and communication for more effective disaster response and planning.