The occurrence of crises and disasters is as old as history, there is no administrative, security, social, economic or other entity, no matter how small its size and its small parts and elements are far from disasters. And in our thinking and in our management, in order to influence its course and avoid its risks and even benefit from its positives, and the reality assures us that many leaders and decision-makers depend on the management method day by day, as they are immersed and preoccupied with the daily routine of daily life and their own concerns, and with a lack of knowledge, science and skill in how to manage Crises and disasters and the control of random and improvisation, and the emotions of a partial moment in place and time, and this makes crises deeper, more complex and more destructive.

Who should attend? 

• Managers of emergency department offices in governments.
• Managers of offices dealing with natural disasters in the government.
• Local community organizations, municipalities and local city councils.
• All workers in the preparation of comprehensive development plans for post-disaster cities.
• All who wish to see European experiences in ways of dealing with disasters during and after their occurrence.
• All researchers looking for contemporary methods of dealing with accidents and disasters.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• Highlighting the importance of strategic planning in overcoming the effects of natural disasters.
• Developing the participants' capabilities in dealing with earthquakes, hurricanes and floods.
• Introducing participants to the basic rules of security and safety related to confronting natural and even non-natural disasters.
• Building a scientific and intellectual background for the participants on the mechanisms of exemplary action or the sequential steps in which disasters are dealt with.
• Transferring modern and advanced models in the ways of achieving comprehensive development after the occurrence of natural disasters.

• The concept of natural disaster management.
• The concept of non-natural disaster management.
• Essential tools and items in each case of a variety of disasters.
• Advanced rehabilitation programs in the art of professional dealing with disasters and crises.
• Basic caveats and precautions that must be taken into account when deciding to intervene to help deal with disasters.
• Skills of choosing the right and appropriate areas of intervention in dealing with disasters according to the age, gender and qualifications of community members.
• Basic safety and security rules in disaster intervention.
• The most important awareness programs on how to limit losses and reduce damages that may result when disasters occur.
• Awareness programs on how to deal with the post-disaster phase.