PhD
2024.12.01
INTERVIEW
Interview with Olivier Rubin
Perspective
We are all Storytellers: Art and Narrative as a tool for climate and humanitarian communication at the Red Cross Climate Centre
Perspective
The influence of cash assistance on disaster response and the humanitarian system
Research
Urban planning at the heart of increasingly severe East African flood impacts in a warming world
Students
Student experience in the Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Methods course, Chennai 2024
Research Project
Responding to Heatwaves in Displacement Contexts
What do we work on?
Research Themes & Research Projects
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INTERVIEW
2024.11.18
Interview with Olivier Rubin
RESEARCH
2024.09.06
Learning from memories and experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic for the future
WEBINAR
2024.08.06
Webinar on CliCNord - the Main Findings: Full Recording
PERSPECTIVE
2024.08.05
We are all Storytellers: Art and Narrative as a tool for climate and humanitarian communication at the Red Cross Climate Centre
PERSPECTIVE
2024.08.05
The Influence of Cash Assistance on Disaster Response and the Humanitarian System
Suggested elective courses for Disaster Risk Management professionals and PhDs
We strongly believe in the importance of continuing education of professionals involved with Disaster Risk Management. You can find some recommended courses below.
Learn to design and develop appropriate public health management strategies for humanitarian response including planning, coordination, monitoring and evaluation.
Application deadline: 9 Dec 2024
Read more here.
Get hands-on experience in situation mapping focussing on disaster situations. This includes effective disaster management and response through rapid utilization of information and data from many sources.
Application deadline: 10 March 2025
Read more here.
Learn how to approach and prioritise water supply and sanitation in emergencies with foresight, and make appropriate decisions to prevent disease outbreak.
Application deadline: 3 March 2025
Read more here.
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