CONTEXT

• During Hurricane Katrina, the worst disaster in U.S. history, the population, which holds the greatest power to react, suffered unnecessarily simply because they failed to organize themselves.

• But Katrina is just one example of what's happening around the world, because the population of very few countries knows how to organize, becoming victims when they could be sources of solutions.

WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE.

• Activate the international alert system to receive help.

• Sectorize a disaster area to make the organization manageable.

• Gather your community and assign clear positions so they know what to do.

• Manage communication within your area of influence.

• Integrate civil participation in an orderly manner.

• Coordinate the community during the design and implementation of solutions.

• Become a fundamental arm of your country's government.

• Send classified aid to disaster areas.

SUBJECTS:

• Universal Organizational Structures EOU's ®

• Numerical Indicators

• Pyramid of Organizational Priorities.

• Sectorization

• Organizational Cell

• GOM ®

• Organizational Communication

• Codes and emergency management

• Operational training

EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM:

Keep in mind that the lives of millions of people in disaster situations could rest in your hands. The World Organization Institute's academic system prepares you for these situations. It doesn't tell you what to do; it teaches you how to identify it, how to search for it, how to structure it, and how to put it into practice.

The Certification course is robust and designed through videos and lectures. You first watch the videos, then we meet in class to clarify any questions.