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Session numberSession nameSession length (mins)ContentTime
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ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS
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1Introduction90Introduction of all participants10
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Participants' expectations10
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Objectives10
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Logistical aspects 10
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Course agenda 10
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Method 5
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Materials to be used 5
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Importance of pre-course assignments5
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Evaluation5
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Other activities to be developed5
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National Response Teams15
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2Code of Conduct
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Video: Code of Conduct10
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Exercise: The Code of Conduct, challenges and constrains40
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Overview5
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3Understanding the risk management90Introduction 5
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Types of Risks10
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Components of Risk10
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Graphical representation of risk5
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Risk Management10
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Phases of risk management10
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Resilience 5
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Exercise: Analysis of risks, vulnerabilities and capacities35
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4Response Systems180Response system of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies10
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Components of the local response system10
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Components of the IFRC response system15
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Other actors5
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Exercise20
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Presentation on National Civil Protection System and Plan60
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Presentation on the National Society's Response and Contingency Plans60
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5Mission preparations and performance 120Pre-mission20
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Preparing the mission10
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Exercise: Functions of National Response Teams25
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Security aspects25
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Human Talent Management 10
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Exercise: Preparing for a mission 30
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6Administration for effective disaster management120Definition of management 30
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Administrative process25
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Phases of the administrative process25
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Video: Planning for emergency response10
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Exercise: socio-drama about risk management30
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7Methodologies for Emergency Management: Emergency Operations Center (EOC)180Emergency Operations Centre10
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General competencies20
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Conceptual organization of the EOC20
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Typical functions within an EOC20
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Exercise Mind Map on the EOC structure90
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General guidelines for the installation of the EOC20
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8Protection, Gender and Inclusion180Introduction 5
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What is PGI? 5
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What is protection and what are the different protection issues in an emergency15
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What is Gender, Diversity and Disability (including video) 15
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Video 13
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What is inclusion 5
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Putting it all together as PGI 5
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PGI in practice, introduction to Minimum Standards to Protection, Gender and Inclusion in Emergencies5
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Video 2: Emergency response in Cox’s Bazar12
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Exercise E08-1 Survivor profiles60
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Gender and Diversity Analysis 10
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Video 3: Sex Age Disability Disaggregated Data5
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Exercise E08-2 Four corner protection dilemmas35
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9Health in emergencies180Introduction 5
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Health consequences of disasters, crises and epidemics10
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An introduction to epidemics (health emergencies)15
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Identifying and assessing health risks in emergencies20
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Exercise E09-1. Main health risks20
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What can RCRC do about health in emergencies?20
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RCRC tools and approaches 15
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Planning a response based on local capacities and needs15
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Exercise E09-2. National Society health services. 20
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Exercise E09-3. Putting it all together40
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10Mental Health and Psychosocial Support180Introducing community-based mental health and psychosocial support10
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A roadmap for implementing International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement commitments on addressing mental health and psychosocial needs 2020 – 202310
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How do you calm yourself when distressed?20
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What is mental health and psychosocial well-being?20
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Principles for mental health and psychosocial support during emergencies and how to use20
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Stressors, stress reactions and resilience of teams20
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Loss and grief20
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Responding to a grieving person20
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Managing different types of volunteers30
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Ending session10
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11Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion in Emergencies.180Globally, WASH remains shockingly inadequate 10
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video: E11 - The Story of Cholera. 5
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Categorization of the WASH diseases (Cause of death in emergencies)30
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Video: E11-2. Water and sanitation, getting the balance right. 201310
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WASH in the Humanitarian Charter and Sphere Project
Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response
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IFRC Objectives of WASH responses5
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Main lines of intervention in WASH 20
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Hygiene Promotion30
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Exercise E 11. The participation ladders30
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WASH response tools10
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Enabling Environment10
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Movement’s Initiatives10
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12Logistics in emergencies120Brainstorm activity10
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Introduction10
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Definition of logistics10
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Purposes according to IFRC20
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Elements of a logistics system20
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Exercise Logistics components40