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Emergency response preparedness for Monsoon in humanitarian response.

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Emergency Preparedness for Monsoon presentation will help to know the protection risks due to heavy monsoon in refugee camps, emergency response plan, anticipatory action plan, challenges for monsoon and mitigation measures.

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Learn to Share Protection in Emergency Preparedness for Monsoon in Humanitarian Response 7/5/2024 1 Training and Development Prepared by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Email: mzuntraining@gmail.com https://traininganddevelopment.xyz
Learn to Share Situation during heavy monsoon • Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh (19 June 2024): UN agencies and the entire humanitarian community are deeply saddened by the tragic deaths of 10 people, including at least seven Rohingya refugees, as heavy monsoon rains battered refugee camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar on Tuesday, causing flash floods and landslides. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 2 News and Press Release Sources: IOM, ISCG CXB UNHCR, Posted20 Jun 2024, Originally published19 Jun 2024
Learn to Share Situation during heavy monsoon • According to initial reports from : IOM, ISCG CXB, UNHCR, some 7,794 refugees have been affected across the 33 camps in Cox’s Bazar, with an estimated 1,191 shelters damaged or destroyed. Critical infrastructure, such as learning centers, health facilities, mosques, latrines, water points and bathing cubicles have also been damaged by the rising water and mudslides. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 3 News and Press Release Sources: IOM, ISCG CXB UNHCR, Posted20 Jun 2024, Originally published19 Jun 2024
Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 1. Shelter and Infrastructure: Temporary shelters may not withstand heavy rains and strong winds, leading to damage or collapse. Poor drainage systems can result in flooding, causing further damage to shelters and infrastructure. 2. Health and Sanitation: Flooding can contaminate water sources, increasing the risk of waterborne diseases like cholera and dysentery. Overcrowded conditions and inadequate sanitation facilities exacerbate these health risks. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 4
Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 3. Access to Services: Flooded or damaged roads can restrict access to essential services such as healthcare, food distribution, and education. This can leave refugees without necessary support for extended periods. 4. Safety and Security: The destruction of shelters and infrastructure can lead to increased vulnerability, particularly for women and children, who may face heightened risks of violence and exploitation. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 5
Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 5. Displacement and Relocation: Flooding and landslides can force refugees to move to safer areas, leading to secondary displacement. This can disrupt community cohesion and create challenges in providing consistent aid and services. 6. Mental Health and Psychosocial Impact: The stress and trauma of repeated displacement, loss of belongings, and uncertainty about the future can have severe mental health impacts on refugees, especially children. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 6
Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 7. Resource Strain: Increased demand for emergency aid during monsoons can strain already limited resources, impacting the quality and availability of support for refugees. 8. Environmental Hazards: Heavy rains can trigger landslides, especially in hilly areas, posing additional risks to the safety of refugees. The camps themselves may be located in areas prone to such natural hazards. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 7
Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 9. Coordination Challenges: Effective coordination between humanitarian agencies can be hampered by logistical difficulties, making it harder to deliver timely and adequate assistance to those in need. 10. Protection of Vulnerable Groups: Specific groups such as the elderly, people with disabilities, and unaccompanied minors require tailored support to ensure their safety and well- being during adverse weather conditions. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 8
Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Rapid Assessment • Rapid Assessment Tool development • Activation in Apps and Orientation • Data collection, Analysis and reporting Plan for response • Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and Anticipatory Action (AA) - Detail operation plan with teams including SC, Finance and logistics • Plan approval and take preparation Mobilize fund and approval • Use contingency fund and communicate with potential donors. • Manage temporary fund or loan from other grants and reimburse later. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 9
Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Procurement - Supply chain • Prepare purchase request or item requirements and process • Plan for items delivery, storage, distribution Community readiness • Capacitated community groups/ members/ volunteers • List of affected population considering Age, gender, diversity • Prepare token and master role for accountability and distribution Staff and Volunteers Preparation • Capacitated and orient staff and volunteers and plan for them. • Activation of Protection Emergency Response Units (PERU) 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 10
Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Coordination with Authority, Sectors and stakeholders • Meeting with Govt. Authority, Sectors and other actors for coordination • Approval from authority and coordination to avoid duplication. Logistic support • Prepare vehicle and labor plan for the goods to distribute • Make back up plan and prepare distribution considering Protection mainstreaming principles. Response and Referral • Attention to High, Medium and Low risks cases and response them. • Update service mapping and follow referral pathway and follow-up 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 11
Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Monitoring and Mentoring • Monitoring and supervision of filed activities • Ensure protection mainstreaming /safe programming in program operations • Response clients’ feedbacks and mitigate field challenges Reporting • Daily or weekly reporting according to templates considering intensity of monsoon. • Tracking progress in response operation and take remedial action. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 12
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 1. Logistical Constraints: Flooded and damaged roads, bridges, and transportation networks can hinder the movement of aid supplies and personnel. 2. Resource Limitations: Humanitarian organizations often face limited resources, including funding, supplies, and personnel. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 13
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 3. Infrastructure Damage: Heavy rains and flooding can damage or destroy critical infrastructure within refugee camps, such as shelters, sanitation facilities, and healthcare centers. 4. Health Risks: Monsoons can lead to outbreaks of waterborne and vector-borne diseases, such as cholera, dengue, and malaria. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 14
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 5. Coordination and Communication: Effective response requires coordination among multiple humanitarian agencies, local authorities, and refugee communities. 6. Protection of Vulnerable Populations: Ensuring the safety and well-being of vulnerable groups, such as women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities, becomes more challenging during monsoons. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 15
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 7. Security Concerns: The chaos and disruption caused by severe weather can exacerbate security risks within camps, including theft, violence, and exploitation. 8. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: The stress and trauma associated with monsoon-related displacement and loss can have significant mental health impacts on refugees. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 16
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 9. Environmental Hazards: Monsoons can trigger secondary environmental hazards such as landslides and mudslides, particularly in hilly or mountainous areas. 10. Sustainability of Aid Efforts: Sustained humanitarian response during prolonged monsoon seasons requires careful planning and resource management. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 17
Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 11. Community Engagement: Engaging and involving refugee communities in preparedness and response activities is crucial but can be difficult to achieve, especially when communication and mobility are restricted. 12. Bureaucratic and Regulatory Hurdles: Navigating local bureaucratic processes and regulations can delay the deployment of aid and personnel. Humanitarian organizations may face challenges in securing necessary permissions and clearances quickly. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 18
Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 1. Enhance Logistics and Infrastructure: - Develop and maintain all weather roads and transportation networks within and around refugee camps. - Invest in durable, weather-resistant shelters and infrastructure to withstand heavy rains and strong winds. - Establish pre-positioned stockpiles of essential supplies in strategic locations to ensure quick distribution during emergencies. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 19
Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 2. Strengthen Resource Allocation: - Secure diversified and sustainable funding sources to ensure the availability of resources for emergency responses. - Collaborate with local governments, international organizations, and the private sector to pool resources and share responsibilities. - Implement efficient resource management systems to prioritize and allocate resources based on real- time needs assessments. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 20
Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 3. Improve Health and Sanitation: - Enhance water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities to prevent disease outbreaks during monsoons. - Conduct regular health screenings and vaccination campaigns to mitigate health risks. - Train and equip healthcare workers to respond to increased health needs and potential disease outbreaks. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 21
Learn to Share 4. Facilitate Effective Coordination and Communication: - Establish clear communication channels and protocols among humanitarian agencies, local authorities, and refugee communities. - Use technology, such as mobile apps and satellite communication, to maintain connectivity in remote and affected areas. - Conduct regular coordination meetings and joint planning sessions to streamline efforts and avoid duplication. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 22 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 5. Prioritize Protection of Vulnerable Groups: - Develop and implement targeted protection programs for women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. - Ensure that emergency shelters and facilities are accessible and safe for all individuals, including those with specific needs. - Provide training for staff and volunteers on gender- based violence prevention and response. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 23 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 6. Enhance Security Measures: - Strengthen camp security through increased patrolling, improved lighting, and community watch programs. - Collaborate with local law enforcement and security agencies to maintain order and protect refugees from harm. - Provide safe spaces and support services for survivors of violence and exploitation. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 24 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 7. Promote Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: - Integrate mental health and psychosocial support into emergency response plans and programs. - Train staff and community members to provide basic psychological first aid and support. - Establish safe and supportive spaces for individuals to access mental health services and engage in social activities. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 25 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 8. Mitigate Environmental Hazards: - Conduct regular risk assessments to identify and mitigate potential environmental hazards such as landslides and floods. - Implement soil stabilization and erosion control measures in vulnerable areas. - Develop early warning systems and evacuation plans to ensure timely and safe relocation of refugees. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 26 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 9. Ensure Sustainable Aid Efforts: - Develop long-term recovery and resilience-building plans to complement immediate response efforts. - Engage in continuous capacity-building for local staff and refugee communities to enhance self-reliance. - Foster partnerships with development organizations to integrate humanitarian response with broader development goals. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 27 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 10. Enhance Community Engagement: - Involve refugee communities in the planning and implementation of disaster risk reduction and response activities. - Conduct regular awareness campaigns and training sessions on disaster preparedness and response. - Encourage community-led initiatives and empower refugees to take an active role in their own protection and resilience. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 28 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share 11. Streamline Bureaucratic Processes: - Work with local authorities to simplify and expedite regulatory and bureaucratic processes for humanitarian aid delivery. - Advocate for policy changes that facilitate rapid deployment of aid and personnel during emergencies. - Establish agreements and memoranda of understanding with governments and other stakeholders to ensure smooth operations. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 29 Recommendation to address Challenges
Learn to Share IF YOU LIKE THE VIDEO PLEASE GIVE A LIKE AND COMMENT. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 30 Prepared by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Email: mzuntraining@gmail.com https://traininganddevelopment.xyz

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Emergency response preparedness for Monsoon in humanitarian response.

  • 1. Learn to Share Protection in Emergency Preparedness for Monsoon in Humanitarian Response 7/5/2024 1 Training and Development Prepared by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Email: mzuntraining@gmail.com https://traininganddevelopment.xyz
  • 2. Learn to Share Situation during heavy monsoon • Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh (19 June 2024): UN agencies and the entire humanitarian community are deeply saddened by the tragic deaths of 10 people, including at least seven Rohingya refugees, as heavy monsoon rains battered refugee camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar on Tuesday, causing flash floods and landslides. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 2 News and Press Release Sources: IOM, ISCG CXB UNHCR, Posted20 Jun 2024, Originally published19 Jun 2024
  • 3. Learn to Share Situation during heavy monsoon • According to initial reports from : IOM, ISCG CXB, UNHCR, some 7,794 refugees have been affected across the 33 camps in Cox’s Bazar, with an estimated 1,191 shelters damaged or destroyed. Critical infrastructure, such as learning centers, health facilities, mosques, latrines, water points and bathing cubicles have also been damaged by the rising water and mudslides. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 3 News and Press Release Sources: IOM, ISCG CXB UNHCR, Posted20 Jun 2024, Originally published19 Jun 2024
  • 4. Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 1. Shelter and Infrastructure: Temporary shelters may not withstand heavy rains and strong winds, leading to damage or collapse. Poor drainage systems can result in flooding, causing further damage to shelters and infrastructure. 2. Health and Sanitation: Flooding can contaminate water sources, increasing the risk of waterborne diseases like cholera and dysentery. Overcrowded conditions and inadequate sanitation facilities exacerbate these health risks. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 4
  • 5. Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 3. Access to Services: Flooded or damaged roads can restrict access to essential services such as healthcare, food distribution, and education. This can leave refugees without necessary support for extended periods. 4. Safety and Security: The destruction of shelters and infrastructure can lead to increased vulnerability, particularly for women and children, who may face heightened risks of violence and exploitation. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 5
  • 6. Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 5. Displacement and Relocation: Flooding and landslides can force refugees to move to safer areas, leading to secondary displacement. This can disrupt community cohesion and create challenges in providing consistent aid and services. 6. Mental Health and Psychosocial Impact: The stress and trauma of repeated displacement, loss of belongings, and uncertainty about the future can have severe mental health impacts on refugees, especially children. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 6
  • 7. Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 7. Resource Strain: Increased demand for emergency aid during monsoons can strain already limited resources, impacting the quality and availability of support for refugees. 8. Environmental Hazards: Heavy rains can trigger landslides, especially in hilly areas, posing additional risks to the safety of refugees. The camps themselves may be located in areas prone to such natural hazards. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 7
  • 8. Learn to Share Protection Risks during Heavy Monsoon 9. Coordination Challenges: Effective coordination between humanitarian agencies can be hampered by logistical difficulties, making it harder to deliver timely and adequate assistance to those in need. 10. Protection of Vulnerable Groups: Specific groups such as the elderly, people with disabilities, and unaccompanied minors require tailored support to ensure their safety and well- being during adverse weather conditions. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 8
  • 9. Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Rapid Assessment • Rapid Assessment Tool development • Activation in Apps and Orientation • Data collection, Analysis and reporting Plan for response • Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and Anticipatory Action (AA) - Detail operation plan with teams including SC, Finance and logistics • Plan approval and take preparation Mobilize fund and approval • Use contingency fund and communicate with potential donors. • Manage temporary fund or loan from other grants and reimburse later. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 9
  • 10. Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Procurement - Supply chain • Prepare purchase request or item requirements and process • Plan for items delivery, storage, distribution Community readiness • Capacitated community groups/ members/ volunteers • List of affected population considering Age, gender, diversity • Prepare token and master role for accountability and distribution Staff and Volunteers Preparation • Capacitated and orient staff and volunteers and plan for them. • Activation of Protection Emergency Response Units (PERU) 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 10
  • 11. Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Coordination with Authority, Sectors and stakeholders • Meeting with Govt. Authority, Sectors and other actors for coordination • Approval from authority and coordination to avoid duplication. Logistic support • Prepare vehicle and labor plan for the goods to distribute • Make back up plan and prepare distribution considering Protection mainstreaming principles. Response and Referral • Attention to High, Medium and Low risks cases and response them. • Update service mapping and follow referral pathway and follow-up 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 11
  • 12. Learn to Share Emergency Preparedness Monitoring and Mentoring • Monitoring and supervision of filed activities • Ensure protection mainstreaming /safe programming in program operations • Response clients’ feedbacks and mitigate field challenges Reporting • Daily or weekly reporting according to templates considering intensity of monsoon. • Tracking progress in response operation and take remedial action. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 12
  • 13. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 1. Logistical Constraints: Flooded and damaged roads, bridges, and transportation networks can hinder the movement of aid supplies and personnel. 2. Resource Limitations: Humanitarian organizations often face limited resources, including funding, supplies, and personnel. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 13
  • 14. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 3. Infrastructure Damage: Heavy rains and flooding can damage or destroy critical infrastructure within refugee camps, such as shelters, sanitation facilities, and healthcare centers. 4. Health Risks: Monsoons can lead to outbreaks of waterborne and vector-borne diseases, such as cholera, dengue, and malaria. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 14
  • 15. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 5. Coordination and Communication: Effective response requires coordination among multiple humanitarian agencies, local authorities, and refugee communities. 6. Protection of Vulnerable Populations: Ensuring the safety and well-being of vulnerable groups, such as women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities, becomes more challenging during monsoons. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 15
  • 16. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 7. Security Concerns: The chaos and disruption caused by severe weather can exacerbate security risks within camps, including theft, violence, and exploitation. 8. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: The stress and trauma associated with monsoon-related displacement and loss can have significant mental health impacts on refugees. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 16
  • 17. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 9. Environmental Hazards: Monsoons can trigger secondary environmental hazards such as landslides and mudslides, particularly in hilly or mountainous areas. 10. Sustainability of Aid Efforts: Sustained humanitarian response during prolonged monsoon seasons requires careful planning and resource management. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 17
  • 18. Learn to Share Challenges in Response to Monsoon 11. Community Engagement: Engaging and involving refugee communities in preparedness and response activities is crucial but can be difficult to achieve, especially when communication and mobility are restricted. 12. Bureaucratic and Regulatory Hurdles: Navigating local bureaucratic processes and regulations can delay the deployment of aid and personnel. Humanitarian organizations may face challenges in securing necessary permissions and clearances quickly. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 18
  • 19. Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 1. Enhance Logistics and Infrastructure: - Develop and maintain all weather roads and transportation networks within and around refugee camps. - Invest in durable, weather-resistant shelters and infrastructure to withstand heavy rains and strong winds. - Establish pre-positioned stockpiles of essential supplies in strategic locations to ensure quick distribution during emergencies. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 19
  • 20. Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 2. Strengthen Resource Allocation: - Secure diversified and sustainable funding sources to ensure the availability of resources for emergency responses. - Collaborate with local governments, international organizations, and the private sector to pool resources and share responsibilities. - Implement efficient resource management systems to prioritize and allocate resources based on real- time needs assessments. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 20
  • 21. Learn to Share Recommendation to address Challenges 3. Improve Health and Sanitation: - Enhance water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities to prevent disease outbreaks during monsoons. - Conduct regular health screenings and vaccination campaigns to mitigate health risks. - Train and equip healthcare workers to respond to increased health needs and potential disease outbreaks. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 21
  • 22. Learn to Share 4. Facilitate Effective Coordination and Communication: - Establish clear communication channels and protocols among humanitarian agencies, local authorities, and refugee communities. - Use technology, such as mobile apps and satellite communication, to maintain connectivity in remote and affected areas. - Conduct regular coordination meetings and joint planning sessions to streamline efforts and avoid duplication. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 22 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 23. Learn to Share 5. Prioritize Protection of Vulnerable Groups: - Develop and implement targeted protection programs for women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. - Ensure that emergency shelters and facilities are accessible and safe for all individuals, including those with specific needs. - Provide training for staff and volunteers on gender- based violence prevention and response. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 23 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 24. Learn to Share 6. Enhance Security Measures: - Strengthen camp security through increased patrolling, improved lighting, and community watch programs. - Collaborate with local law enforcement and security agencies to maintain order and protect refugees from harm. - Provide safe spaces and support services for survivors of violence and exploitation. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 24 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 25. Learn to Share 7. Promote Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: - Integrate mental health and psychosocial support into emergency response plans and programs. - Train staff and community members to provide basic psychological first aid and support. - Establish safe and supportive spaces for individuals to access mental health services and engage in social activities. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 25 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 26. Learn to Share 8. Mitigate Environmental Hazards: - Conduct regular risk assessments to identify and mitigate potential environmental hazards such as landslides and floods. - Implement soil stabilization and erosion control measures in vulnerable areas. - Develop early warning systems and evacuation plans to ensure timely and safe relocation of refugees. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 26 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 27. Learn to Share 9. Ensure Sustainable Aid Efforts: - Develop long-term recovery and resilience-building plans to complement immediate response efforts. - Engage in continuous capacity-building for local staff and refugee communities to enhance self-reliance. - Foster partnerships with development organizations to integrate humanitarian response with broader development goals. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 27 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 28. Learn to Share 10. Enhance Community Engagement: - Involve refugee communities in the planning and implementation of disaster risk reduction and response activities. - Conduct regular awareness campaigns and training sessions on disaster preparedness and response. - Encourage community-led initiatives and empower refugees to take an active role in their own protection and resilience. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 28 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 29. Learn to Share 11. Streamline Bureaucratic Processes: - Work with local authorities to simplify and expedite regulatory and bureaucratic processes for humanitarian aid delivery. - Advocate for policy changes that facilitate rapid deployment of aid and personnel during emergencies. - Establish agreements and memoranda of understanding with governments and other stakeholders to ensure smooth operations. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 29 Recommendation to address Challenges
  • 30. Learn to Share IF YOU LIKE THE VIDEO PLEASE GIVE A LIKE AND COMMENT. 7/5/2024 Presented by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Training and Development 30 Prepared by: Mohammed Zafor Ullah Nizam Email: mzuntraining@gmail.com https://traininganddevelopment.xyz