[dmwg] Subject- Invitation to the GRC/VNRC Urban DRR Workshop - 27th November

[Jerome faucet]

Dear Ha Phan

 

I sent you back the 2 messages (one in English and one in Vietnamese) this morning at around 10:20AM. Did you receive them?

 

We are very happy to welcome you to this workshop.

 

The places are very limited unfortunately because we have to accommodate a lot of people from VNRC chapter. For the DMWG persons who will not be able to join we will create a sharing point/Google drive and we will upload the workshop report and all the methodologies.

 

Best regards

 

Jerome

 

From: wgcngorc at gmail.com [mailto:wgcngorc at gmail.com] On Behalf Of Phan Thu Ha
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2017 11:15 AM
To: Jerome faucet
Cc: dmwg; Quynh Anh Nguyen
Subject: Re: Subject- Invitation to the GRC/VNRC Urban DRR Workshop - 27th November

 

Dear Jerome Faucet,

Thank you so much for your invitation to the meaningful workshop! This will be useful for DMWG members and other Practitioners in VN.  

I am sorry for holding your invitation to DMWG mailing because your message is too big (2 MB) so could you please reduce the size and resend it again to both DMWG & ccwg Mailing. 

Please add me into your participant list of workshop.

I am sorry our system currently has problem, IT guy is fixing it now then your message will be gone soonest.

Best regards,

Haphan

 

On 18 November 2017 at 20:46, Jerome faucet <grc.vietnam.drr.coordinator at gmail.com <mailto:grc.vietnam.drr.coordinator at gmail.com> > wrote:

Subject- Invitation to the GRC/VNRC Urban DRR Workshop – 27th November, Sheraton Hotel, Hanoi

 

 

Dear DMWG Colleagues

 

On the 27th of November, the Vietnam Red Cross and the German Red Cross will jointly organize a Workshop on Urban DRR with focus on Multi-Hazard Risk Mapping and Behaviours Change Communication Campaign.

 

The workshop will be based on the Lessons Learned from the project “Building urban resilience in South East Asia” implemented in four countries (Cambodia, Laos, Philippines, Vietnam), funded by European Union humanitarian aid, and coordinated by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). 

 

In the morning session, an innovative and participatory multi-hazard risk mapping methodology adapted to the urban context will be presented. 

This methodology has been piloted in three countries by the Red Cross National Societies with the support of their Partner National Societies. National and provincial level DRR practitioners will be invited to learn from the experiences in using the new mapping methodology and to exchange feedbacks. The session will be co-facilitated by the DMPTC and will also aim at exploring how this new methodology could contribute to the National CBDRM Programme and to its revision.

 

In the afternoon session, experiences on effective Behaviour Change Communication will be shared. 

While the session will build on the example from the Building Urban Resilience project implemented in Quy Nhon City by the VNRC with the technical support of GRC, the participants will be invited to share their own experience and reflection. More specifically, the participants will have the opportunity to enhance their  understanding about Behaviours Change Communication (BCC) and will be able to reflect on existing BCC practices in order to identity innovative ways to enhance their outreach in urban context.

 

If you want to join the event please register  no later than Thursday 23th at 12AM through email to : grc.vietnam.drr.cordinator at gmail.com <mailto:grc.vietnam.drr.cordinator at gmail.com> 

In your email specify if you want to join both sessions (Morning on Mapping and afternoon on BCC) or only one. Then we will confirm your invitation via email.

 

Best Regards

 

Jerome Faucet

 

German Red Cross

Program Coordinator
Disaster Risk Reduction/Climate Change Adaptation

Hanoi - Vietnam 
Office: +84 (0) 4 3941 1215
Fax: +84 (0) 4 3941 1216.
Mobile: +84 (0) 169 972 0146

 




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