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Communities start Risk Mapping Training.

October 19, 2022

Communities start Risk Mapping Training.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Representatives from 8 communities of Sint Maarten started a Risk Mapping Training as a part of the EU-funded project “Technical Assistance for Disaster Response and Preparedness.

This project started in June 2022, and its overall objective is to support the Government of Sint Maarten in its vision to strengthen its institutional capacity to plan, monitor, and coordinate post-disaster response and reconstruction.

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The Risk Map Training aims to equip community leaders, community-minded people, and other key stakeholders with the necessary understanding and know-how about Community Risk Mapping (CRM) to be able to facilitate it in their own communities.

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