Tools and guides
Discussion questions to help groups reflect on the importance of preparing for disasters
2016 Available in English, French and Portuguese
Tools that help communities to prepare for, respond to, or reduce the impact of potential hazards and disasters
If community members think disasters are entirely out of their control (eg sent by God), this activity can help them understand that there are still actions they can take to reduce the effects of disasters.
This activity uses a visual demonstration and discussion questions to help people understand that we can reduce some of the causes of disaster and that we can often do a lot to prepare for disasters.
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Tools and guides
Tearfund’s understanding of how community resilience to disasters is strengthened through the activity of local churches.
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
For identifying appropriate response options in an emergency and guiding programme design
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Applying environmental and economic sustainability principles in humanitarian interventions
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
Tearfund’s understanding of how community resilience to disasters is strengthened through the activity of local churches.
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
For identifying appropriate response options in an emergency and guiding programme design
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Applying environmental and economic sustainability principles in humanitarian interventions
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
Tearfund’s understanding of how community resilience to disasters is strengthened through the activity of local churches.
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
For identifying appropriate response options in an emergency and guiding programme design
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Applying environmental and economic sustainability principles in humanitarian interventions
Available in 2 languages
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