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Education & Training
A variety of training and educational opportunities are available to
learn about Natural Hazards Mitigation and Flood Insurance, as well as
about the components of the programs within the Mitigation Division.
Software Application
Training |
Regularly scheduled HAZUS training classes
are held at FEMA's National Emergency Training Management Institute
(EMI), which is located in Maryland not far from Washington, DC. |
Curriculum For Community-Based Pre-Disaster Mitigation |
The Community-based Pre-Disaster Mitigation Curriculum is designed to involve emergency management and community and faith-based organizations (CBOs/FBOs) in pre-disaster mitigation activities at the local level. The goals of the curricula are to enable participants to discover the role that CBOs/FBOs can play in mitigation activities, determine possible mitigation projects in which they might engage, and better understand ways that CBOs/FBOs and emergency managers can work together.
The material consists of two separate products, one designed for members of community and faith-based organizations and another for emergency managers. The modules are designed so that organizations can arrange the material to meet their particular needs and circumstances. There is also a comprehensive resource guide that includes materials and information to support each of the training modules. Access these materials at http://www.fema.gov/tab_education.shtm |
Other Related Training,
Workshops, Conferences |
The Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) holds an annual conference and issues training certificates.
Other Related Training, Workshops, Conferences
- An Overview of HAZUS - Multi-Hazard: FEMA’s GIS-based, Multi-hazard Risk Assessment Program for Analyzing Potential Losses
Mid-Atlantic Regional Workshop for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Local Communities: Partnering through Emergency Management and Mitigation, including a section on "Opportunities for Higher Educational Institutions - The Indiana Model".
This presentation was delivered at the "Mid Atlantic Regional Workshop for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Local Communities Workshop: 'Partnering through Emergency Management and Risk Mitigation', held March 30-31, 2004, at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. FEMA conducted the workshop to promote emergency management academic and practical experience exchanges, opportunities for research and student/community service learning and partnership development between the 16 HBCUs and their communities in FEMA Region III.
The Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) holds an annual conference and issues training certificates.
ASFPM's 2004 National Conference was May 16-21 in Gulf Coast - Biloxi, MS
2004 National Flood Conference was held in Seattle May 2-5, 2004
2004 National Hurricane Conference was held in Orlando, Florida in April 2004 |
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