Flood Management Best Practices Training
By the end of this course participants will have acquired the following skills;
- Floods: Definitions, Natural Process and Benefits, Hazards
- The watershed System
- The Water Cycle and Managing Water
- Assessing Flood Risk: Data, Methods and Analysis
- Flood Risk Assessment and Management
- Structural and non-Structural Methods for Flood Risk Management
- Application of Methods According to type of Intervention, Location (In The Watershed) and Scale
- Urban Issues in Flooding
- What Factors Affect Urban Areas and Flooding
- Urban Flood Management Methods
- Urban Flood Governance
Training Modules
Foundational Concepts and Key Crosscutting Issues
- Floods: Definitions, Natural, Process and Benefits, Hazards
- The Watershed System
- The Water Cycle and Managing Water
- Climate and Weather
- Resilience
- Crosscutting Issues
Assessing Flood Risk. Data, Methods and Analysis
- Flood Risk Assessment
- Prioritizing Assessment Results
Flood Risk Assessment and Management – Related Information Needs and Sources
- Characterizing the Watershed
Structural and Non-Structural Methods
- Structural Methods
- Non-structural Methods
- Application of Methods According to Type of Intervention, Location (in the watershed) and Scale
- Factors Affecting Successful Implementation of Structural Methods
- Important Considerations for Design, Implementation, Maintenance and Closure of Structural Methods
- Using the Optimum Combinations of Hard and Soft Structural Methods
- Resource and Cost Planning in Selection and Implementation of Structural Methods
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- What Is Urban Flooding
- Impacts of Urban Flooding
- What Factors Affect Urban Areas and Flooding?
- Urban Flood Management Methods
- Urban Flood Governance
- Urban Coastal Areas and Special Considerations
Way forward After the Training
Participants will develop a work plan, through the help of facilitators that stipulates application of skills acquired in improving their organizations. ASPM will monitor implementation progress after the training.