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The Second India Disaster Management Congress
TLC in India has proposed a panel consisting of key TLC members to participate in a session on “Involving Communities, Civil Society, and NGOs in Disaster Management” during the Second India Disaster Management Congress, to be held during November 4-6, 2009, in New Delhi. The proposed panel will lead a dialogue on disaster, development, and governance issues concerning the training and learning community in India. For more information on the IDMC please visit http://nidm.gov.in/idmc2/home.asp. |
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Disaster Risk Reduction and Higher Education
- DRR in Higher Education in India: Strength, Weakness,Opportunity, and Challenges Analysis
- Linking CBDRM Across Indian Institutions for Higher Education
- National Workshop on Higher Education in Disaster Management in Indian Universities
- Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction: A Historical Perspective
- Higher Education in Disaster Risk Reduction: A National Experience
- Higher Education in Disaster Risk Reduction: A Regional Experience
- Key Conclusions and Recommendations
- Guidelines for Universities to Integrate CBDRR
- Disaster Risk Management: Higher Education Programme Summary
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AIDMI Perspective
Preface
Overview of Safer School Series
Module 1: Introduction to School Safety in India
Module 2: Conducting a School Safety Audit
Module 3: Case Examples of School Safety Initiatives in India
Module 4: Guidelines for Integrating Disaster Education
Facilitators Note
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AIDMI Perspective
Preface
Overview of the Microinsurance Development Series
Module 1: Introduction to Microinsurance and its Relevance for CBDRR
Module 2: Guidelines for Developing Community-driven Microinsurance Products
Module 3: Assessing Microinsurance Demand
Module 4: Four Case Examples of Successful Microinsurance Initiatives in India
Facilitators Note
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