Community Based Disaster Risk Management

The badge represents 4 hours of learning representing both internal WV-specific training and protocols as well as externally relevant standards and principles such as Sphere, CHS Alliance Core Humanitarian Competency Framework (CHCF), Humanitarian Learning Standards, and more.

Where there is only reading or interaction required, learners must, complete all sections, complete quiz with a pass level of 80% and a feedback form.

By completing the full course, participants will be able to:

• Identify the rationale and technical contents used in CBDRM (e.g., Scenario planning, Hazard prioritization, Contingency planning) and document experiences with CBDRM;

• Assist communities to establish baseline priorities via Risk Analysis and Hazard Prioritization Process;

• Utilize key tools and methodologies (e.g., seasonal calendar, HEA, scenario building) to assist communities in contingency planning;

• Support communities to set up a Social Affairs Committee for sustainable community-led disaster resilience activities; and

• Support communities to plan and carry out a CBDRM Awareness workshop