Localisation Of Environment In Humanitarian Action (LEHA) Localised Training Material For Colombia - Colombia

The contextualized training material for Colombia was developed based on the Global Training Template and adapted to the national context through a collaborative process, thanks to the valuable contributions of specialists in the environment and humanitarian action. The materials include a total of 11 technical modules and 1 training-of-trainers module, covering key topics related to the environment in humanitarian action (EHA). The download links include the contextualized documents in text format and ready-to-use presentations in PPT format.

Module 1: Introduction to the Environment in Humanitarian Action
Module 2: Environmental Assessment in Humanitarian Action
Module 3: Sustainable Waste Management in Humanitarian Contexts
Module 4: Sustainable Water Resources Management in Humanitarian Action
Module 5: Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction
Module 6: Sustainable Land Management in Humanitarian Action
Module 7: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sustainable Energy Management
Module 8: Managing the Environmental Impacts of the Supply Chain and Logistics in Humanitarian Action
Module 9: Integrating and Financing the Environmental Dimension in Humanitarian Programs
Module 10: Intersectoral Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing
Module 11: Community Participation and Capacity Building in Humanitarian Action
Module 12: Training of Trainers

Training-of-Trainers (ToT) Module 12 was created to ensure the continued development of environmental capacity in humanitarian action (EHA), with a focus on building the capacity to deliver sustainable training courses.

The download links also include the Preliminary Note for the LEHA Colombia Training—a short document containing acknowledgments, an overview, and a glossary of key terms related to the content—and the Introduction to the LEHA Colombia Training, which provides a detailed description of all the components of this training and its deliverables.

This training material is open source and is available to any organization or individual for use or reference in developing and delivering training courses on the environment in humanitarian action tailored to the Colombian context.