A Field Guide to Disaster Risk Reduction in Southern Africa
Attachments
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Download document (PDF | 1.82 MB | Disaster Risk Reduction for Food and Nutrition Security)
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Download document (PDF | 1.62 MB | Irrigation Techniques for Small-scale Farmers )
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Download document (PDF | 1.57 MB | Farmer Field Schools)
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Download document (PDF | 1.91 MB | Management of Crop Diversity)
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Download document (PDF | 1.65 MB | Appropriate Seed Varieties for Small-scale Farmers)
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Download document (PDF | 1.82 MB | Appropriate Seed and Grain Storage Systems for Small-scale Farmers)
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Download document (PDF | 1.42 MB | Safe Hospitals)
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Download document (PDF | 1.44 MB | Mobile Health Technology)
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Download document (PDF | 1.64 MB | Information and Knowledge Management)
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Download document (PDF | 1.83 MB | Disaster Risk Reduction Architecture)
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Download document (PDF | 1.23 MB | Community-based Early Warning Systems)
13/08/2014
Combining FAO’s field experience and technical expertise to support DRR practitioners.
The toolkit has been developed drawing on the extensive practical and technical knowledge of FAO’s experts in its decentralized offices and headquarters, and taking advantage of the Organization’s ability to collaborate with partners across a wide range of sectors. Within the toolkit, various FAO technical divisions and decentralized offices, as well as key partners – COOPI, UNOCHA and UN-Habitat – have co-authored technical briefs. The kit (coordinated by FAO’s Subregional Disaster Risk Reduction Office for Southern Africa) is based on good practices identified over five years of DRR programming and is intended to provided vital training materials for FAO in implementing its Strategic Objective 5 “Increasing the resilience of livelihoods to threats and emergencies”, as well as for NGOs, extension services and others involved in implementing DRR programmes.
For further Information on the toolkit, contact: Erin O’Brien (erin.obrien@fao.org) or Javier Sanz Alvarez (javier.sanzalvarez@fao.org).
The 11 technical briefs that make up the toolkit cover the following topics (PDFs available in French and Portoguese) here
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