This course offers a set of diagnostic tools 1 to measure the type and extent of damage and losses caused by a specific disaster, which can be used immediately after the emergency stage to assess the direct and indirect effects of a catastrophic event, and its implications for the social well-being and economic performance of the affected area. This comprehensive methodology covers the broad range of effects and their cross implications for the economic and social sectors, physical infrastructure, and environmental assets. Based on its estimates, it is possible to determine the reconstruction requirements and identify appropriate reconstruction programs and projects.
Target Audience: Central and Local government officials, Policy makers & Planners, Corporate & Private sector Professionals, Professional from INGOs and NGOs, Teachers & Students, Researchers & Academicians, Social Workers and Volunteers.
