Through a framework of regional research centers, research nodes, science committees and secretariats, START conducts research on regional aspects of global change; provides fellowship and education opportunities; shares knowledge; bridges between science and society to support decision making; and mobilizes financial, institutional and human resources.
Links and resources for teachers. PSA's for Kids (Hillary Duff)
Hurricanes. Downloadable lesson book chapter on hurricanes. Technical information on hurricanes and methods to reduce vulnerability. For adults or older students only.
Prevention and Attention to Disasters. Education booklet on flood hazards. Useful information and clear diagrams and pictures to illustrate the main concepts. The reading level - older students (15 years+).
The website contains very good information on the different types of hazards with very easy-to-follow menus. The website is very easy for anyone to navigate. The website has lots of activities, sounds, and animations that makes it fun and engaging.
OSDMA publishes a quarterly newsletter in English and Oriya languages and disaster reduction education materials, organize workshops and training programs for officials, Panchayati Raj Institutions and non-profit groups involved in disaster management. Community based disaster preparedness and plans, and earthquake preparedness training programs are also offered.
British Columbia's Provincial Emergency Preparedness Program has developed the School Earthquake Safety Guidebook, which is distributed to schools.
Youth civil protection from Quebec govt. Basic information about various disasters. Picture puzzles. Teacher's corner with videos, classroom activities. English and French
NICEE publishes reports and manuals including do's and don'ts for protection and distance education materials for professionals.
