Environmental Emergencies Centre (EEC) Training Modules
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Environmental Emergencies Centre (EEC) Training Modules Contact Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit OCHA Emergency Services Branch Palais des Nations CH-1211 Geneva 10 Switzerland Email: [email protected] For more information, please visit: www.unocha.org/unep www.eecentre.org Introduction The overall outcome of the Environment in Humanitarian Action eLearning module is to provide humanitarian actors with information on how to integrate environmental considerations into humanitarian action and early recovery. Design The eLearning module uses a series of case studies that allows participants to apply the content directly to situations they could encounter. The programme consists of a three-hour self-taught online training module. The information is presented in three sections: the first section contextualizes the topic; the second section provides key concepts and policy support; and the third section highlights the challenges and opportunities found in mainstreaming the environment in humanitarian action. Learning Objectives By the end of this training, participants will be able to: • Describe how addressing the environment in a humanitarian response: • Is critical to saving lives and livelihoods; • Reduces risk and vulnerability; and • Contributes to successful recovery outcomes. • Discuss key opportunities, misconceptions, and challenges for mainstreaming the environment into humanitarian action and early recovery. Online learning at the Environmental Emergencies Centre (EEC) www.eecentre.org Environment in Humanitarian Action Integrating environmental considerations into humanitarian action © Joint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit
Transcript of Environmental Emergencies Centre (EEC) Training Modules
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ContactJoint UNEP/OCHA Environment Unit
OCHA Emergency Services BranchPalais des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva 10Switzerland
Email: [email protected]
For more information, please visit:www.unocha.org/unep www.eecentre.org
IntroductionThe overall outcome of the Environment in Humanitarian Action eLearning module is to provide humanitarian actors with information on how to integrate environmental considerations into humanitarian action and early recovery.
Design
The eLearning module uses a series of case studies that allows participants to apply the content directly to situations they could encounter.
The programme consists of a three-hour self-taught online training module. The information is presented in three sections: the first section contextualizes the topic; the second section provides key concepts and policy support; and the third section highlights the challenges and opportunities found in mainstreaming the environment in humanitarian action.
Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this training, participants will be able to:
• Describehowaddressingtheenvironmentinahumanitarianresponse:• Is critical to saving lives and livelihoods;• Reduces risk and vulnerability; and• Contributes to successful recovery outcomes.
• Discuss key opportunities, misconceptions, and challenges for mainstreaming theenvironment into humanitarian action and early recovery.
Online learning at the Environmental Emergencies Centre (EEC)
www.eecentre.org
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