The teaching component of the 2021 online Participatory Disaster Risk Management (PDRM) program is running from the 26th July through to the 5th November 2021. The brochure for this can be accessed below. There are five modules to this as highlighted in the five (2020) videos below. The PDRM is open to a combination of Australian or Global Humanitarian or Development Practitioners, tertiary level students, and other interested stakeholders.

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The PDRM consists of five modules, as outlined below.  Participants can take any number of these. If participants take all five modules, and the required follow-up assignments, they can then, if they are otherwise eligible, seek Advanced Standing from a number of Master level courses offered by a couple of Australian universities (see Assignment details in the section after the modules). The five teaching modules on offer, and their 2021 dates, are outlined below.

Module 1:
Key Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Diagrams & Issues
26th July to 13th August 2021
[Preview Video]

Module 2:
Humanitarian Practitioner Attributes, Competencies, & Standards
16th August to 3rd September
[Preview Video]

Module 3
Risk Management
6th to 24th September
[Preview Video]

Module 4:
Complex Emergencies/Crises
27th September to 15th October
[Preview Video]

Module 5:
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & Climate Change
18th October to 5th November
[Preview Video]

The copy of the Teaching Framework for the 2021 PDRM is given below.

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The link to the 2021 assignment questions is given below. As already indicated, eligible participants seeking Advance Standing/Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) must complete all five modules, and answer three assignment questions.

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The 2021 PDRM Registration Form can be downloaded below. It includes details of the costs of the modules, assignments (if these are being taken), and discounts for particular stakeholders.

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