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Course Report COURSE REPORT TRAINING PROGRAMME ON CHILD CENTRIC DISASTER RISK REDUCTION (24-28 February 2020) Submitted by National Institute of Disaster Management South Campus (Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India) -2- Introduction Training Programme on CCDRR was conducted at Chandigarh in collaboration with Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration during 24-28 February 2020. About 123 participants were participated from various departments. Dr Kumar Raka and Dr Balu coordinated the programme. 1. Name of the course: Training Programme on CCDRR 2. Duration: 5 days: 24-28 February 2020 3. Venue: Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration, Chandigarh 4. AIM OF TRAINING This Five Days Training Programmeon Child Centric Disaster Risk Reduction is intended for officials of State level sectoral departments, Administrative Training Institutions and civil society practitioners to help build their knowledge, skills and perspectives towards child centric disaster risk reduction. This will help officials understand and prepare for risk informed planning, sectoral readiness and preparedness for emergencies so as children are not deprived of basic amenities. 4.1. OBJECTIVES At the end of this course participants will be able to: ● Understand and provide an overview of sectoral impacts of disaster on children. ● Understand and provide an overview of children rights and national & international commitments to CCDRR. ● Understand the process of CCDRR and its steps including mainstreaming approaches. ● Provide an overview of CCDRR with an emphasis on Life Cycle Approaches and Risk Informed Programming. ● Strategies to involve children in DRR activities ● Build knowledge on school safety. 5. Methodology The training will be delivered in English as well as vernacular language. The Methodology is participatory in nature and will employ interpersonal communication techniques to help make the training more interactive, practical with hands on experiences. Various participatory teaching and learning methods will be used to cover the each training module. These include interactive lectures (questions and answers), brainstorming, small group discussions, case presentations, recap modules and so on. 6. Programme Schedule NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT, SOUTH CAMPUS (Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India) Training Programme on Child Centric Disaster Risk Reduction Date:24-28 February 2020 Place: Chandigarh Day / Time 9.30-11.00 11.00-13.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-17.00 Day-1 Registration, Basic Concepts of Hazard, Risk and Disaster Risk Inauguration Pre Disaster Risk Vulnerability Management Evaluation, Management Profile of India Mechanism in Introduction India Day-2 Child Rights and Disaster impact and Care the children: Risk Informed Disaster Impact on life cycle of children Future search Programming Children Exercise Day-3 Field visit to Child Centric Institution preferably a school Day-4 Introduction to Reducing Mental Health in School Safety CCDRR Vulnerabilities & Disasters and Enhancing Capacities Emergencies of Children: Group Exercise Day-5 Discussion on field School Safety Action plan : Post evaluation visit/Presentation Department wise And Feedback presentation Valedictory Programme Schedule 7. Participants Profile Sr. Name of Designatio Department Address Mobile No. Email ID No. Officers n (Sarv/Sh./Smt .) 1 Robin Saini Social Women & Child New Mini Sectt. 9896903198 [email protected] Worker Development, Sec- 1, Haryana Panchkula, Haryana 2 Bharti Social Women & Child 3rd Floor, Room 8847057930 [email protected] Worker Development, no. 67, Mini Haryana Sectt. Sec- 1, Panchkula, Haryana 3 Sapna Rani Social CCI, Bal Sadan, CCI, Bal Sadan, 9915234204 [email protected] Worker Panchkula Panchkula 4 Mehar Singh Superinten Bal Niketan, Bal Niketan, 8901450660 [email protected] dent Sector 2, Sector 2, Panchkula Panchkula 5 Darshan Project Open Shelter Vill. Gianewala, 8930151761 [email protected] Kumar Coordinato Home, Ambala Po Marwa r cum Khurd, Tehsil Concellor Bilaspur, Yamuna Nagar 6 Jasbir Singh Assistant Chandigarh H.no. 4265/3, 9779702591 Sub Police Sec- 46, Inspector Chandigarh 7 Megha Mittal Student Social Work Hostel no. 6, Sec- 8168896508 [email protected] 14, Panjab University 8 Roop Inder Student Social Work # 857/1 Sec- 9517970541 [email protected] Kaur 40A Chandigarh 9 Harshpreet Student Govt. College of #819 Anad 7589326793 [email protected] Gill Education Nagar A Patiala, Punjabi Extension, University Patiala 10 Mansi Student DDNS, Panjab #739/2, Sec- 9530665843 [email protected] Sundriyal University, 38A, Chandigarh Chandigarh 11 Damanjit Kaur Student DDNS, Punjab #697, Ph- 2, 9855962697 [email protected] University, Mohali Chandigarh 12 Rohit Thakur Student DDNS, Punjab #3464, Sec- 6394357871 [email protected] University, 21D, Chandigarh Chandigarh 13 Rohit Student Panjab Room no. 16, 8894568483 [email protected] University, Block 2, Boys Geography Hostel, Panjab Department, University, Chandigarh 14 Rajbir Singh Student Panjab #3456, Sec- 70, 7589291004 [email protected] University, Mohali Geography Department, Chandigarh 15 Abdul Qadir Student Panjab H.no. 625, Sec- 9891328148 [email protected] University, 11B, Geography Chandigarh Department, Chandigarh Sr. Name of Designatio Department Address Mobile No. Email ID No. Officers n (Sarv/Sh./Smt .) 16 Ankit Student Panjab B.H.S. PU , 9465111311 [email protected] University, Chandigarh Geography Department, Chandigarh 17 Bidya Jha Student Panjab Girlshostel6, 9407238449 [email protected] University, Panjab Geography University Department, Chandigarh 18 Parul Bansal Student Punjabi 8427842829 [email protected] University, Lincoln College of Law, Sirhind 19 Deepshikha Student Panjab 7888396133 [email protected] University, Defence and National Security, Chandigarh 20 Harpreet Kaur Student Punjabi 9988182188 [email protected] University 21 Sonali Student Panjab #1994, Adarsh 8558096992 [email protected] University Nagar, Nayagaon 22 Megha Negi Student Panjab #. 1108, 15 B, 9418205792 [email protected] University Chandigarh 23 Jeuti Student Panjab # 1108, Sec- 9108039297 [email protected] University 15B, Chandigarh 24 Rishab Kumar Student Panjab # 132, Kharar 9855828317 [email protected] University 25 Roopse Student Lincoln College # 317/1, Sec- 38 9780434588 [email protected] Sharma A, Chandigarh 26 Amandeep Student Lincoln College 7814184420 [email protected] Kaur 27 Ravneet Kaur Student Lincoln College 9988990147 28 Prabhpreet Student Lincoln College 9988990147 [email protected] Singh 29 Jaspal Dhawan Student Lincoln College H.no. 187, Sec- 9041162431 24D 30 Mishu Joshi Student Lincoln College # 254, Sec- 25- 9465203200 A, Mandi Gobingarh 31 Parshant Punj Student Lincoln College H.no. 186, VPO 9876176385 [email protected] Loara, Ludhiana 32 Sameep Student Lincoln College # 08, New 9814520666 Sharma Kitchln Nagar, Haibowal, Ludhiana Sr. Name of Designatio Department Address Mobile No. Email ID No. Officers n (Sarv/Sh./Smt .) 33 Simranjeet Student Lincoln College H.no.B-1/2618, 6283772493 [email protected] Kaur Rajpura, District Patiala 34 Shivangi Student Lincoln College Vpo. Dhoula 9914629343 [email protected] Besotery Khera, Tehsil- Mukerian, District- Hoshiarpur 35 Jenia Kalra Student Lincoln College #173, W.no. 13, 8360363635 [email protected] Sirhind Mandi District. Fatehgarh Sahib 36 Ramneek Student Lincoln College #272/2, Prof. 9023345266 [email protected] Singh Colony Gali no. 3, Sirhind, Fatehgarh Sahib 37 Rudransh Student Lincoln College # 17, Sec- 4B, 8264670036 [email protected] Wadhwa bottom lal road, MGG 38 Vivek Das Student Ashiana 8920228743 [email protected] Children's Home, Sector 16, Panchkula 39 Shankar Student Ashiana 9888693866 [email protected] Kumar Children's Home, Sector 16, Panchkula 40 Sunil Kumar Student Ashiana 9888693866 Children's Home, Sector 16, Panchkula 41 Vikramjeet State Social Welfare Department of 8872493095 [email protected] or Godwani Helpline Department, UT Social Welfare, wch/[email protected] Mangar IBI Chandigarh Sec- 17 C, Chandigarh 42 Amandeep Superinten Department of Village. 7508876466 [email protected] Singh Bal dent Social Security & Duserne, SAS WCD Nagar 43 Rajinder Pal Supervisor Department of CDD Office, 8264807977 [email protected] Kaur Social Security & Kharar CDPO WCD Office 44 Sukhminder Supervisor Department of CDD Office, 9872807013 Kaur Social Security & Kharar CDPO WCD Office 45 Sandeep Accountant Department of #761, Sec- 38 9779041958 [email protected] Kumar School (W) Chandigarh Education 46 Dilbag Singh Computer Department of H.no. 3005, 9814580367 Operator School Second Floor. Education Sec- 40 D, Chandigarh 47 Sawarnjeet Steno Department of 8437573394 Kaur Typist Dairy Development Sr. Name of Designatio Department Address Mobile No. Email ID No. Officers n (Sarv/Sh./Smt .) 48 Parminder Platoon Punjab Home Housing Board 9417980484 [email protected] Singh Commande Guards Colony, FZR r 49 Harpreet Clerk Food & Civil Sec- 76 DC 9592567104 [email protected] Singh Supply Complex, Mohali 50 Satpreet Singh Clerk Food & Civil Sec- 76, DC 9501214909 [email protected] Supply Complex, Mohali 51 Dr. Sukhdeep Assistant O/o DHS , O/o DHS, Plot 752933369 [email protected] Kaur Director
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