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Training on climate change and greenhouse-gas impacts in the Afghan context.
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Climate resilience and disaster risk reduction training for ActionAid Afghanistan’s SRACAD programme, facilitated by Ali Baba Behruz for 81 participants in Bamyan Centre, Yakawlang and Panjab.
Ali Baba Behruz, Daira Sabz’s Vice President, developed training modules and facilitated climate resilience and disaster risk training for ActionAid Afghanistan’s SRACAD programme. The project record covers 81 participants in Bamyan Centre, Yakawlang and Panjab.
The training addressed climate change and greenhouse-gas impacts, adaptation, mitigation and resilience. Its focus included community and school preparedness and the capacity to respond to disaster risks.
This leadership experience supports Daira Sabz’s work in disaster risk reduction and management capacity development, connecting technical knowledge with facilitated discussion and participatory learning.
A capacity-development assignment focused on understanding risks and strengthening preparedness through learning.
Training on climate change and greenhouse-gas impacts in the Afghan context.
Discussion of adaptation, mitigation and resilience-building approaches.
Learning focused on communities and schools exposed to climate and disaster risks.
Facilitated discussion of preparedness, response and strategies to reduce disaster impacts.
Training delivery connected structured material with discussion and group activities.
Prepare training modules for the assignment.
Explain climate impacts and disaster risk reduction strategies through presentations and discussion.
Use group activities to encourage discussion and shared learning.
Disaster risk reduction depends on understanding local risks and connecting that knowledge with preparedness. Training offers communities, schools and programme teams a practical setting to discuss climate impacts, response and resilience.
Supplied photographs of facilitated sessions and group work in Bamyan, alongside an illustrative disaster-management cycle graphic in English.
Climate-smart agriculture training for Norwegian Church Aid under PEARL–ABADEI 2.0: 105 training-of-trainers participants and 355 farmers across 16 districts, supported by manuals developed in English and translated into Dari and Pashto.
Kandahar, Zabul, Balkh, Helmand and Samangan — northern and southern Afghanistan
Environmental awareness training for the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan across six locations, supported by training materials and reporting. The programme targeted approximately 600 staff.
Kabul, Jalalabad, Ghazni, Wardak, Takhar and Mazar, Afghanistan
Practical R and RStudio training for Caritas Germany’s Afghanistan office in Kabul, covering data preparation, analysis, visualisation and research applications.
Kabul, Afghanistan
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