Human factors

 

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                              Conceptual compilation of the results collected in 2018 2019 during Fire-in workshops about Human factors
I. HIGH FLOW OF RESPONSE IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTII. HIGH IMPACT, LOW FREQUENCY EMERGENCIES 

III. MULTI AGENCY / MULTI-LEADERSHIP
ENVIRONMENT  

IV. HIGH LEVEL OF UNCERTAINTY
Use technology to assess risks and
minimize responders engagement
Forecast and simulate complex scenarios 		Technological tools to
support data sharing
 		Get a clear
picture of the risk
evolution

1. Population:

Subgroups and specific characteristics.


2. Volunteers and firstresponders:

Train tolerance to frustration boosting
psychological resilience
between.

1. Responders and Policy makers:
a) Expectations on decision-making
processes
b) Reactions not only of the people
and communities but also of
responders and policy makers


2. Decision making framework:
Integrate human behaviour patterns information.


3. Governance framework:
a) That facilitate the decisionmaking process to solve
emergencies
b) Beyond the assumption of
individual responsibilities.

  

 

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Session 1: Training of spontaneous volunteers and professional responders

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  • trigger discussion between different organisations about their approaches towards the training of volunteer and professional responders
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Session 2: National, regional and international trainings

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  • share practices and experience regarding the different training approaches at national, regional, international level;
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  • 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