Training

 

Tomorrow’s Cities designed a training programme to prepare new cities in the implementation and use of the TCDSE. Combining online and in- presence modules and tailored to each city’s specific context, the training programme covers all the technical and operational details of the TCDSE, divided into five learning stages and delivered by the Hub’s researchers.

Once familiar with the TCDSE, cities/ urban areas can adapt the framework in their own versions based on scenarios specific to them and can ultimately self-sustain.

 

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Online & In-person
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English
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Expert Led
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Government officials; DRR Experts & Academia; Community

 

Programme Objectives 

The main objective of the training course is to enhance the capacity of city professionals on Risk Based Urban Planning and Development using the TCDSE. During the training course: 

  • The peoples’ representatives, policy makers and decision makers will be able to recognize the importance of risk informed urban/ development planning to minimize future disaster risk through TCDSE model with special consideration for the urban poor. 

  • Along with the city Disaster Risk Reduction officials, attendees will be able to create development visioning processes through participatory approach and engagement with communities for agreed risk from future disasters. 

  • City Disaster Risk Reduction officials will be able to engage and guide/communicate (with) other experts to create detailed scenarios on future urban development with emphasis on the physical, socio-economic, cultural, historical, political and environmental aspects; conducting hazard, vulnerability and risk assessments using different computational models; and facilitating risk agreement process with city stakeholders. 

  • The new city partners will be able to facilitate the TCDSE and implement its different components in new cities.

 

Programme Structure 

Modular approach in which modules are grouped according to each of the TCDSE stages.