The e-learning courses on risk analysis aim to equip participants with a deep understanding and practical skills in applying a risk-sensitive approach within the Humanitarian Programme Cycle and the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework processes. Participants who take the course will be able to define risk analysis concepts, assess various risk types, and evaluate strategies for strategic risk reduction planning. By identifying key actors and implementing crucial risk analysis methodologies, participants will be able to design tailored strategies and programs to effectively mitigate disaster risks, considering diverse stakeholder perspectives and local contexts.

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The Early Warnings for All (EW4All) initiative seeks to ensure universal protection from hazardous weather, climate, and environmental events through multi-hazard early warning systems, anticipatory action, and resilience measures by 2027, as called for by the UN Secretary-General. UNITAR’s “Monitoring & Evaluation of Early Warnings for All” e-learning course supports this goal by equipping government officials, programme planners, and M&E specialists with practical skills to design, implement, and assess people-centered early warning systems. Combining theory, real-world applications, and scenario-based exercises, the course enables participants to apply the EW4All Logic Model and M&E Framework, ultimately contributing to safer, more resilient communities.

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In partnership with the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), UNITAR offers an array of online training courses aimed at strengthening the capacities of government officials, especially those at the local level, as well as disaster management professionals. These courses aim to support governments in designing and implementing plans and programmes that reduce disaster risk and enhance resilience.

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