Disaster management as a subject mainly deals with the management of resources and information in relation to the event, and also the effectiveness, smoothness and coordination of these resources. Disaster management deals, at the individual and organizational level, with issues of planning, coordination, communication and risk management. The ability to deal effectively with disasters has become a challenge to modern technology. It is clear that disaster problems cut across various lines, and one cannot effectively address the difficulties of disaster management by focusing on Isolated problems are of one kind, and effective disaster management is influenced by the activities of a group of independent organizations at the national and international levels.

Who should attend? 

• Managers of public relations departments in institutions
• Disaster management managers and relief work crews
• Workers in humanitarian organizations

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• Educating participants a wide range of knowledge regarding the effects, dimensions and characteristics of different types of disasters.
• Defining the role of governments in complex emergencies.
• Knowledge of the various international and national agencies involved in disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.
• Enhance the ability of professionals to improve disaster response.

• Disasters and development
• Disaster prevention and control
• Disaster risk analysis and management.
• Nature, humanity and development Nature and after the challenge
• Hazards as a central concern
• Connecting disasters and development
• Sustainable development, disrupting development by disasters
• Social and political impacts, displaced persons and refugees,
• Complex emergencies
• Disaster classification
• Disaster levels
• Causal factors of disasters
• Disaster stages
• Human epidemics, epidemics and exotic animal diseases
• Technological hazards
• Dangerous and toxic materials
• Tsunamis, tropical cyclones, floods, droughts, environmental Pollution, deforestation, desertification, epidemics, chemical and industrial accidents
• Public health and disasters Basic body systems, nervous systems, reproduction, the immune system, biological effects of massive chemical exposure