Training course

This course will teach students how to manage disaster risks in infrastructure projects, including learning about technical and economic feasibility of projects, as well as how to prioritize investments using quantitative indicators and their calculation.

You can learn how to act before a crisis hits by taking the IFRC’s new online course on anticipatory action.

This free, self-paced eLearning course gives a profound introduction to climate and disaster risk finance and insurance (CDRFI) and the political processes surrounding it.

The course is aimed primarily at key actors in the process of planning, implementing, following up and monitoring Agenda 2030 for the achievement of sustainable development objectives.

This course addresses how human rights obligations require the international community to take more ambitious action to mitigate emissions, to support adaptation that benefits persons, groups and peoples in vulnerable situations.

This course will introduce you to basic concepts of emergency management, planning, and crisis risk communication. You will understand the definitions of and operational challenges associated with disasters and public health emergencies.

In this course, you will be introduced to the four phases of the disaster management cycle; mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery.

This 21-week online program for working professionals has just been redesigned to reflect the most up-to-date science and best practices in the field of climate change and health.

The online training aims to develop participants’ skills in managing risks, crises, and disasters, focusing on providing the knowledge on how to address and manage them to ensure continuous activities and operations.

Learn about risk and secure infrastructure. Strengthen your technical skills and decision-making ability, incorporating the analysis of natural disaster risks and resilience to climate change in the design of infrastructure projects.