Explosive Ordnance Risk Education short training for Project Managers

In this five-day training, participants will enhance their capacity to develop and deliver effective and efficient explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) using a scenario based learning approach. 

Aim

This training targets national organisations working in EORE in Syria. In particular, this training targets field supervisors and entry-level managers.  

Following the excellent progress made by the EORE sector in Syria, which has included defining an EORE standard and defining Minimum Data Requirements (MDR), the GICHD is offering a training on EORE to enhance Syrian EORE practitioner’s ability to operationalise the national EORE standards and MDR. The training is based off international mine action standards, national mine action standards, global best practices and adapted to the Syrian context. It will take participants across the EORE project cycle to implement a comprehensive and harmonised EORE approach using social and behaviour change techniques. 

What you will learn?

The five-day training will address the following topics:

• National Mine Action Standards for EORE;
• Application of social and behaviour change for EORE;
• Conducting an EORE needs assessment;
• EORE project design;
• Implementing an EORE project;
• Information Management and the Minimum Data Requirements;
• Quality Management;
• Monitoring and Evaluating EORE projects.

Who should attend?

The target group for this training are field supervisors directly implementing EORE in the field with teams and entry-level managers managing EORE projects. 

The training is open to all Syrian national organisations registered in Syria. Syrian nationals of registered international organisations may also apply.