Communication

Creating a network between agencies that deal with fires is essential to confront research institutions and companies with the aim of identifying solutions that meet the challanges to improve the response system.

 

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                     Conceptual compilation of the results collected in 2018 2019 during Fire-in workshops about communication
I. HIGH FLOW OF RESPONSE IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTII. HIGH IMPACT, LOW FREQUENCY EMERGENCIESIII. MULTI AGENCY / MULTI-LEADERSHIP ENVIRONMENT    IV. HIGH LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY

1. Population:
Proactively maintain the
citizens continuously
informed (feedback)
during all the duration of
the emergency.


2. First-responders:
Train first-responders in
using assertive
communication.

1.Channels:
Most effective
communication’
channels to disseminate
messages.		1.Local/regional administrations: Ability to
communicate appropriate
messages.
 
1.Build trust:
a) Transparently
b) Final possible scenarios
considering the strategical
objective.

 

 

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DAREnet online workshop: “Social Media

DAREnet online workshop: “Social Media Handling"
Tuesday, 22 September 2020, 11.00 - 13.00 CET

2nd Annual Practitioner Forum training edition

Hosted by DAREnet and EUSDR PA5 DMWG Dates: 24.11.2020 & 02.12.2020

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SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES

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This years Practitioner Forum will focus on the subject of "Training". The forum will introduce selected innovative approaches from practitioner organisations from the Danube Region with the aims to facilitate discussions about solutions, challenges and needs between experts and stakeholders, also to generate project ideas.

Two subjects will be tackled in 40 minutes long break-out sessions:

Session 1: Training of spontaneous volunteers and professional responders

Objectives of Session 1:

  • trigger discussion between different organisations about their approaches towards the training of volunteer and professional responders
  • identify good practices and training methods to improve training efficiency for spontaneous / trained responders
  • share practices regarding the different training systems for volunteers and professional responders of the Danube countries

Session 2: National, regional and international trainings

Objectives of Session 2:

  • share practices and experience regarding the different training approaches at national, regional, international level;
  • trigger discussion about regional level disaster preparedness and response activities, compared to national and international systems
  • identify good practices at national and international trainings which can be implemented at regional level
  • exchange ideas about potential standardized training requirements at regional level