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Describe the interconnection between natural and technological disasters, their causes and cascading effects
Act before, during and after disasters considering the disaster risk management cycle
Develop context-oriented disaster responses and a recovery plan of action
Discuss the main components of disaster preparedness and prevention
Identify key actors and actions in post-disaster recovery
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CERAH Master student in humanitarian action
National and international actor working with national, international, or non-governmental organizations dealing with one or several dimensions of the disaster risk management cycle (e.g. crisis management, preparedness, recovery, prevention)
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Week 1: Key concepts around disaster risk • Week 2: Impacts and needs assessment • Week 3: Disaster response • Week 4: Disaster recovery and reconstruction • Week 5: Disaster preparedness • Week 6: Disaster prevention • Week 7: Personal work
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Prof. Doris SCHOPPER, University of Geneva |
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Corine FRISCHKNECHT and Dusan ZUPKA, University of Geneva |
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Diploma jointly awarded by the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International
and Development Studies (IHEID) |
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Duration
February to March 2014
7 weeks
10 ECTS credits
Application deadline
Candidates who need an entry visa for Switzerland: 1 November 2013
Other candidates: 1 December 20123
Registration fee
CHF 5'000.-
Chèque formation
Information
Geneva Center for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action (CERAH)
Elisabeth BOUJON
+41 (0)22 908 44 53
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