Online using JADL platform
Date: (11-03-2022)
Recognizing the increasing role of physical and human induced disasters in contemporary and future security environment, from 14 March 2022, CMDR COE starts conducting Disaster Management Course online using Joint Advanced Distributed Learning (JADL) platform. The course aim is acquisition of basic knowledge related to disasters as phenomenon, the disaster management process and its close relation to the risk management process, as well as the main players and mechanisms in disaster response. The course includes various briefings covering the following topics: Disaster Fundamentals, Disaster Environment and Disaster Risk Management, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment, National Disaster Risk Reduction Planning, UN Role in Disaster Relief, EU Civil Protection Mechanism, NATO Civil Emergency Planning, Civil-Military Coordination in HA/DR, etc.
Important note: If you want to join the course you have to visit JADL webpage https://jadl.act.nato.int/ and to login or register (the registration process could take some time) in order to get an access to the platform.
Once you are login, navigate to CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE (COEs) and find the CMDR COE landing page. Inside you can find Disaster Management Course.
Points of contact:
CIV Siyana Mircheva – Course Director Siyana.mircheva@cmdrcoe.org Office: +35929224734
LTC Deyan Ivanov – OPR and technical support deyan.ivanov@cmdrcoe.org Office: +35929224733
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