DRR-Conflict
We’ve modified our Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) diagram to illustrate the effects on this from conflict and/or a severe breakdown in governance. These adverse effects on civil society are common in crises or complex emergency situations. Follow this link for a jpeg version of this modified DRR diagram:
DownloadThis modified DRR diagram is now included in the Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Framework article (see page 14) which can be accessed from the link below. This article includes a description of the four key TorqAid diagrams used to describe DRM, these being the Disaster Risk Management Cycle (DRMC), Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) illustration, DRM Planning diagram, and Project Management Cycle (PMC).
DownloadTopics TC 08 and TC 09 of the accredited Participatory Disaster Risk Management (PDRM) program covered issues relating to Crises and Complex Emergencies (CEs). See the links to the ongoing online PDRM program, and the overall PDRM training options throughout 2024. In the past Crisis/CE case studies have included the Rohingya in Bangladesh; Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, and Ukraine. For the current online PDRM we are looking at Gaza for Topic TC 08, and the Rohingya in TC 09. This modified conflict DRR diagram is included in both TC 08 and TC 09.
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