With a growing need for effective disaster response and preparedness, understanding the role of leadership, particularly that of women, is crucial for inclusive and impactful DRR initiatives.
The course offers a comprehensive exploration of leadership qualities and the critical contributions of women in the context of disaster risk reduction. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, case studies, and practical applications, participants will gain a deeper understanding of women's leadership in DRR.
- Delve into the qualities and characteristics that define effective leadership in various contexts.
- Highlight the significant role of women as leaders and their nuanced contributions to DRR efforts.
- Apply the acquired leadership insights and understandings to conduct effective and inclusive disaster risk reduction programs.
- Explore the specific traits and values associated with strong female leaders, examining their impact and effectiveness in disaster risk reduction contexts.
- Engage in a comprehensive analysis of a case study focusing on women's leadership in disaster risk reduction.
Please note: you will need to create a new EdApp account to access this course. If you already have an EdApp account, you will not be able to access with existing credentials and must use a different email and password.
Target Audience
- Trainers
- Educators
- Facilitators
- Learning specialists
- Leaders and professionals contributing to the SDGs area
- Institutions and organisations that want to upskill their teams
- Diplomats
- UN Staff
Learning Objectives
- Understand leadership and the qualities of a strong leader.
- Recognize the important role of women as leaders and their nuanced contributions.
- Apply the above takeaways to conducting disaster risk reduction (DRR) programmes.
- Identify traits and values of effective female leaders.
- Analyze a case study of women's leadership in DRR.