Training course

Discover how Pacific island countries respond to disasters and the important roles played by finance personnel. Disaster Risk Finance in the Pacific: Get Ready to Respond! will introduce you to key disaster and finance legislation.

This Training Module focuses on ways to collect and share perishable hazards and disaster data.

This Training Module focuses on the broader ethical considerations for conducting research in a disaster setting.

This Training Module focuses on mental health outcomes associated with disasters, with a particular emphasis on risk factors over time that make certain populations vulnerable to poor disaster mental health outcomes.

This Training Module focuses on culturally competent research and offers guidance on how hazards and disaster researchers can build cultural competence.

This Training Module focuses on social vulnerability to hazards and disasters, with an emphasis on population groups that have been identified in the literature as especially at risk to the adverse effects of extreme events.

This Training Module focuses on the reciprocal relationship between researchers and disaster affected communities, with an emphasis on providing mutual benefits for both the people involved with and affected by hazards.

This course provides an overview of adaptation and mitigation strategies that can be implemented in response to climate change impacts on the fisheries and aquaculture sector.

This course presents the basic principles and concepts related to resilient watershed management, and, through the description of a case study, practically illustrates the process for formulating a resilient watershed management plan.

This course shows how to strengthen National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) through appropriate climate information and coordinated policy action, enabling different types of institutions and actors to work together in a collaborative framework.