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Think climate smart landscapes

WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY

Climate change is impacting our landscapes, action is needed now! During this international short course, you will learn about the landscape approach, climate trends and adaptation actions to increase the resilience of your landscapes and its people. We will provide you with practical and participatory tools, which allow you to assess the vulnerabilities of your landscapes and develop climate smart strategies.

Emergenza sisma: il ruolo delle associazioni di psicologia dell’emergenza nel sistema di Protezione Civile regionale

SIPEM Marche

La Società Italiana di psicologia dell’emergenza – Sez. Marche, associazione onlus iscritta dal 2009…al registro regionale delle associazioni di volontariato di Protezione Civile, organizza un Convegno gratuito aperto alla cittadinanza dal titolo “” per venerdì 20 e sabato 21 Ottobre 2017, presso il Centro Congressi della Camera di Commercio, Ascoli Piceno, via Cola D’Amatrice 21. L’evento è suddiviso in tre parti (Tavola Rotonda, Convegno, workshop) ha un carattere formativo per gli Psicologi ed è particolarmente consigliato anche a tutti gli operatori del soccorso.

Resilient Cities 2018

ORGANIZZATORI: ICLEI - LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR SUSTAINABILITY

Resilient Cities 2018, the 9th Global Forum on Urban Resilience and Adaptation, is taking place on 26 - 28 April 2018 in Bonn, Germany (back-to-back with the annual UNFCCC Bonn talks). The annual forum is organized by ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability and co-hosted with the City of Bonn, Germany.

2018 Understanding Risk Forum (UR2018)

ORGANIZZATORE: GLOBAL FACILITY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION AND RECOVERY, THE (GFDRR)

The Understanding Risk (UR) Community is the pre-eminent platform for collaborating and sharing knowledge in the field of disaster risk assessment and risk communication. Created in 2010 by the World Bank and other partners, the UR Community convenes every two years at the global UR Forum to showcase the latest innovations and build new partnerships to foster advances in the field. Previous events have been held in Washington D.C., Cape Town, London and Venice.

Using strategic narratives to help integrate CCA & DRR

ORGANIZZATORE: PLATFORM FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND RISK REDUCTION (PLACARD) - DATA:25-26.10. - LUOGO: Belgium (Bruxelles)

Join us for a two-day workshop to explore the development and use of strategic narratives to integrate climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) communities. Integration will help to enhance resilience to weather-related extreme events, decrease intervention costs and promote effective actions.  

3rd Disaster Risk Reduction Conference, Warsaw

ORGANIZZATOREFACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW (WGISR UW) - DATA:12-13 Oct 2017 - LUOGO: VARSAVIA

The 3rd Disaster Risk Reduction Conference in Warsaw on October 12-13, 2017 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and young researchers to share their experiences, results and questions about all aspects of disaster risk reduction. It also provides an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and practitioners to present and discuss trends and concerns, practical challenges encountered and solutions.

FIRE SCHOOL HOSPITAL

IL CONVEGNO ALL'IDI DI ROMA CON ZAMBERLETTI, GARAVAGLIA, INZERILLO, CORBOE LE BEST PRACTICE DELLA PREVENZIONE ANTINCENDI

Francesco Unali

20 morti e 150 feriti negli ultimi 11 anni: questo il bilancio (dati fino al 2014) emerso nel convegno tenutosi martedi 21 marzo all'Idi di Roma su "La normativa di prevenzione incendi nelle strutture sanitarie". La Fire School, ospitata all'interno dell'Istituto Dermopatico dell'Immacolata e dotata di un reparto dedicato con 750 metri quadri, 25 posti letto e sale operatorie, nel suo primo anno di vita ha già fatto formazione al personale ospedaliero Idi e a quello di strutture di eccellenza come Policlinico Gemelli, Bambino Gesù e altri ospedali di Roma e Lazio.

ANTINCENDIO NEGLI OSPEDALI a UN ANNO DALLA NASCITA DELLA PRIMA FIRE SCHOOL ITALIANA

MARTEDI 21 MARZO 2017 – h. 9.30 IDI - ISTITUTO DERMOPATICO DELL’IMMACOLATA-ROMA

Francesco Unali

OLTRE 100 INCENDI L’ANNO NEGLI OSPEDALI ITALIANI: ALL’IDI LA PRIMA “FIRE SCHOOL HOSPITAL” PER FORMARE IL PERSONALE OSPEDALIERO RIDURRE IL RISCHIO, AUMENTARE LA SICUREZZA. Nel convegno “La Normativa di prevenzione incendi nelle Strutture
Sanitarie” il punto sull’attuazione del DM 19.3.2015 e le esperienze
di buone pratiche antincendio negli ospedali italiani.

Earthquake Science Teaching Fellow

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UCL)

The UCL Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction (IRDR) is a cross-UCL Institute, which aims to lead research, knowledge exchange and advanced teaching in the area of risk and disaster reduction (RDR). By providing a focus for UCL’s RDR activities, with its breadth of disciplinary emphasis, promotion of novel multidisciplinary research and translation into practice, the Institute aims to assume a role of leadership in RDR both in the UK and internationally.

Disaster Risk Reduction Workshop for Health Care

ORGANIZZATORE: UNISDR OFFICE FOR NORTHEAST ASIA AND GLOBAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AT INCHEON - LUOGO: AUSTRALIA - DATA 7-10 NOV 2016

UNISDR ONEA-GETI and the North Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN), Australia, are partnering to deliver a series of workshops for the primary healthcare sector from 7-10 November 2016 in Cairns, Mackay and Townsville, Australia. The workshops are tailored for the primary health care sector and other stakeholders involved in disaster management.

Cultural Heritage - Disaster Preparedness, Response and Recovery

MAIN ORGANIZER(S): CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN FOUNDATION

In 2015, representatives of 195 countries met in Paris for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21) to discuss the impact of climate change on societies, their livelihoods and their cultural heritage. Evidence suggests that torrential downpours, violent and unexpected storms, heat waves, new records in pollution and landslides are increasingly frequent. Over the last few years alone, there has been a rise in the amount of incidents (earthquakes, acts of vandalism, wars, floods & fires) causing irreversible damage to cultural and heritage sites. We must not forget these sites are a record of our collective memory and their loss represents, in a sense, a loss of our own identity. Portugal has had its share of heritage disasters. These include, amongst others: large earthquakes in Lisbon and Angra do Heroísmo; fires in the Palaces of Queluz and Ajuda, the Church of São Domingos and the theatre of D. Maria; a flood in 1967 that caused damage to the Gulbenkian Foundation’s collection. These are but a few from a long list of such disasters.

Seventh Annual Meeting of the European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction

ORGANIZZATORE: COUNCIL OF EUROPE, UE, UN-ISDR, LUOGO: HELSINKI - DATA: 3-5 OTT 2016

The European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction (EFDRR) is intended to serve as the forum for exchanging information and knowledge, coordinating efforts throughout the Europe region and for providing advocacy for effective action to reduce disasters. Moreover, it shall be devoted to contemporary issues of importance needed to promote a good political climate for implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Reduction.

First IFIP Conference on Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction (ITDRR 2016)

ORGANIZZATORI: UNIVERSITY OF NATIONAL AND WORLD ECONOMY - LUOGO: SOPHIA (BULGARIA) - DATA: 16-18 NOV

ITDRR-2016 provides an international forum for researchers and practitioners to present their latest R&D findings and innovations. The conference is especially focused on the various IT aspects and challenges of copying with disaster risk reduction. ITDDR-2016 invites experts, researchers, academicians and all other who are interested to disseminate their work.

LA VOLONTA’ POLITICA MOTORE DELLA LOTTA AL RISCHIO

Il pensiero di Agostino Miozzo, ex DPC, ex capo della PC Europea ed attuale operatore ONU. Un successo la web-conference del 28/01 voluta dalla FIR per avvicinarsi al congresso 2016

Ezio Sabatini

Sono state oltre 80 le persone le persone collegate virtualmente con Agostino Miozzo lo scorso giovedì 28 gennaio. La teleconferenza organizzata dalla Federazione Italiana Ricetrasmissioni Citizen Band ha avuto come argomento conference sarà “La Protezione Civile Italiana e l’Agenda 2030”, richiamando le recenti deliberazioni delle Nazioni Unite sulle politiche per la riduzione del rischio negli insediamenti umani. Questo evento si inserisce nelle iniziative che la FIR sta mettendo in campo per avvicinarsi al proprio congresso nazionale previsto per la fine dell’anno. L’ex funzionario del Dipartimento della Protezione Civile ha illustrato una presentazione che partiva dall’osservazione che entro il 2050 l’80% della popolazione mondiale vivrà in numero ristretto di città, le megalopoli da oltre 40 milioni di abitanti. L’ ONU ha dato vita al “Documento di Sendai” definita come “una sorta di vangelo per i protettori civili planetari”. La riflessione poi si è spostata sull’analisi storica degli ultimi anni evidenziando come le più grandi catastrofi fossero de facto prevedibili. Tsunami, blackout, eruzioni di vulcani, i morti per le grandi calche sono noti e prevedibili. “Oggi il rischio – ha evidenziato il relatore – è conosciuto” ma allora “perché subiamo le grandi catastrofi?”.

14th International Conference on Structures Under Shock and Impact (SUSI)

ORGANIZZATORE:WESSEX INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL - LUOGO: CRETA (GRECIA) - DATA: 24-26 MAG 2016

The increasing need to protect civilian infrastructure and industrial facilities against unintentional loads arising from accidental impact and explosion events as well as terrorist attack is reflected in the sustained interest in this SUSI meeting over nearly three decades. While advances have been made over this period, nevertheless many challenges remain, such as to develop more effective and efficient blast and impact mitigation approaches than currently exist.