Воркшоп Энергосбережение, экология, очистка, утилизация 2023

The severity and frequency of hazards, the number of people and assets exposed, and their vulnerability determine disaster risk. Reducing vulnerability and exposure is the key to reducing risk. This course focuses on identifying, understanding, and measuring disaster risks. It aims to enhance participants' knowledge and skills in addressing risk drivers to reduce disaster risk, protect communities, and ensure sustainable development.

As natural resource managers - biologists, botanists, ecologists, environmental regulators, hydrologists, planners, miners, petroleum engineers, foresters, and farmers - you rely on the analytical power of GIS for help in making critical decisions as you manage the earth's resources. There is no simple answer to our environmental and natural resource concerns, but whether you are restoring habitats, planting crops, drilling for oil, or monitoring endangered species there is increasing optimism that the application of GIS tools will help us become a more sustainable planet.

CII is offering a virtual training program on Waste Management Rules. The program aims to update professionals on the latest developments in waste management. The training is open to professionals in various fields and has a fee for participation.

BMC Training's Management and Leadership course in London teaches prevention of marine pollution, legal consequences, and liabilities. Enrolled students receive detailed outlines and a confirmed schedule.

The training provides learners with essential knowledge and tools for disaster risk reduction (DRR). People-centered early warning systems enable communities to prepare for and face natural hazards, resulting in saved lives and reduced losses. The effectiveness of these systems depends on the prompt response from individuals and institutions after receiving a warning.

Customizable training courses are available for institutions with a minimum of 4 participants. The course focuses on using QGIS for hydrological applications and is designed for professionals in the water/environment sector. The training includes presentations, practical exercises, web tutorials, and group work. Experienced industry experts serve as facilitators. Upon completion, participants receive an IRES certificate certified by NITA.

This training course examines the practical application of new technologies in disaster response, including communication and mapping tools. It uses real case studies to illustrate the use of ICT in disaster management. The course is beneficial for professionals in disaster management, including decision makers, planners, and officials in housing, public works, government, and NGOs. It also includes case studies on the use of social media in response to earthquakes in Haiti and Nepal, as well as Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.

The course "From Policy to Practice of Disaster and Emergency Management Planning" analyzes planning theories and research to establish criteria for best practices and develop plans for mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. It is designed for senior-level executives and experienced leaders responsible for these plans. Participants come from a variety of medium to large organizations and attend to learn about best practices in disaster and emergency management planning. Payment for the CPSPD Emergency Management program is required upon acceptance into the program, with a 30-day payment window for invoice receipt. If admission is within 30 days of the program start date, payment is due upon receipt of the invoice.

Livestock and crop farmers have the lowest gross margin due to limited market access, high input and labor costs, and selling their produce without adding value. Climate change exacerbates the situation, resulting in low income and loss of livelihoods. Interventions, such as selling carbon credits, can increase farmers' income and sustainability by promoting climate-smart technologies. This 5-day training aims to provide participants with knowledge on the carbon credit business to support sustainable livelihoods and empower farmers economically.

The impacts of climate change will have complex and wide-ranging effects on social and ecological systems. These effects will be seen in various regions, groups, and sectors. Some impacts, such as those on ecological systems, will also have ripple effects on social, economic, and health outcomes. To address climate change, more aggressive actions are needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the increasing vulnerability worldwide. This training program examines the connection between local sustainability, development challenges, and climate change at regional and global levels. It is important to recognize that responding to climate change is a new aspect of sustainable community development, alongside other local priorities like poverty reduction, sanitation improvement, access to clean water, healthcare, and ecological resilience.

The Centre for Public Service Productivity and Development offers top-quality Management Conferences and Trainings to enhance employee performance in the Public and Private Sectors. Discounts are available based on the number of participants. The courses cover emergency management, disaster strategies, policies, and technology, as well as the coordination of agencies and organizations in responding to emergencies. The training is suitable for directors, department heads, disaster managers, and other staff members at various levels in both sectors. The Centre's portfolio consists of over 200 training courses tailored to meet the specific needs of clients and incorporate the latest trends and best practices.

We offer a range of services that help close skill gaps and increase workforce productivity. Our courses and consultancies provide tools and strategies to achieve goals. Access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene is essential for communities. Our short course equips emergency response workers with WASH knowledge to save lives. The course covers planning, designing, and implementing water supply and sanitation projects, as well as promoting community hygiene.

Customized training courses for institutions with a minimum of 4 participants can be delivered at our training centre or a convenient location. The course focuses on GIS and remote sensing for analyzing water and environmental issues and is designed for professionals in the water/environmental sector. The blended learning approach includes presentations, practical exercises, web tutorials, and group work. Participants receive a certificate from IRES certified by NITA upon completion.

Delivery of the training can be arranged at either our training center or a location of your choice. Environmental impact assessment (EIA) ensures that decision makers take into account the environmental impacts of a proposed project. The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in EIA and environmental management has become increasingly popular. This course focuses on utilizing GIS and Remote Sensing to effectively plan and manage the environment. The training includes a combination of presentations, practical exercises, online tutorials, and group work.

Customized training courses are available for institutions with a minimum of 4 participants. Delivery options include our training center or a location of your choice. This IRES course focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of watershed management, including the use of geospatial technologies and digital elevation models. Experienced industry experts serve as facilitators. Participants receive an IRES certificate certified by NITA upon completion. The course fee includes tuition, training materials, refreshments, and lunch.

BMC Training offers an Environmental Monitoring and Modelling - Environmental Management Systems course in London. The course aims to help organizations develop and improve their EMS to achieve sound environmental performance. Enrolled participants will receive the course details and directions before the start of the course.

Water resources management and access to safe water are crucial for economic growth and productivity. Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is internationally recognized as the best approach for sustainable development and coping with conflicting demands. This course covers IWRM principles and practices for participants in various fields. Tailor-made courses are available to meet specific organizational needs, determined through a training needs assessment.

Join the SWANA Kansas Chapter for a course on Transfer Station Management Systems. Learn about planning, design, operation, and management of transfer stations to improve waste management systems. Enhance your skills as a solid waste director, supervisor, manager, developer, or consulting engineer in effective communication with the public and regulators. Understand the importance of planning, design, and construction in successful operations.

CESD provides training and capacity building for public and private organizations to measure, monitor, report, and verify greenhouse gas emissions. The course covers GHG reduction projects, inventory maintenance, validation and verification, carbon neutrality, science-based targets, and internal carbon pricing.