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An Introduction to Emergency Response Planning (ERP)
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Speaker
Youssef Hajj Ali
Country Director, GCEOA Lebanon
Youssef Hajj Ali is an accomplished executive with deep expertise in strategic planning, business development, and international NGO management, focusing on project implementation, donor relations, organizational restructuring, and socio-economic development. Now, as Country Director for GCEOA Lebanon, Youssef oversees strategic planning aligned with global objectives.
Speaker
Sandy El Zakhem
Senior Programme Manager, GCEOA Lebanon
Sandy El Zakhem is a seasoned technical advisor and program manager with over 12 years of experience in the humanitarian and development sectors, particularly in Lebanon. She has a proven track record in successfully implementing projects, engaging with stakeholders, and leading teams across organizations like GIZ, Relief International, and UPEL. Her expertise spans program design, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), capacity building, budget management, and donor relations.
Date: January 31, 2025 & February 3, 2025
Time: 9:00-11:00 AM CET
Registration: January 13-30, 2025
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CIFAL Lebanon is pleased to announce the first installment of its two-part webinar series on Emergency Response Planning, "An Introduction to Emergency Response Planning: Building Resilience in Crisis Management."
This webinar will provide participants with a foundational understanding of Emergency Response Planning (ERP), focusing on its importance in building organizational and community resilience. The session will introduce participants to the key elements of an ERP and explore how it integrates into broader humanitarian frameworks. Topics will include the role of sector campaigns, Flash Appeals, and OCHA’s contributions to crisis management and sector planning. Additionally, participants will gain insights into risk assessment, hazard identification, and the application of core humanitarian principles during emergencies.
What to Expect:
This webinar will provide an introduction to the concept and significance of Emergency Response Plans (ERPs), highlighting their critical role in managing crises effectively. Participants will explore the essential components of an ERP, including risk assessment and sector campaigns, while gaining insights into the role of OCHA in crisis coordination and the Flash Appeal mechanism. Additionally, the session will discuss the application of core humanitarian principles to emergency scenarios, providing practical knowledge for building resilience and preparedness.
This webinar is designed for professionals and practitioners interested in gaining a foundational understanding of Emergency Response Planning (ERP) and its role in crisis management. It is suited for NGOs, community organizations, and small teams beginning to develop their ERPs and looking for accessible guidance. Students and early-career professionals eager to explore humanitarian frameworks and crisis management strategies will also find value in this session. Ideal for those seeking to build their capacity, this webinar offers practical insights and introductory-level knowledge to support preparedness efforts.
With this webinar, participants will:
Participants will develop a practical understanding of the purpose and key components of Emergency Response Plans (ERPs) and their role in managing crises. The session will introduce the humanitarian project cycle and its connection to ERP development, providing insights into OCHA’s role in crisis management and resource mobilization. Attendees will also learn how to identify risks and hazards as essential steps in creating an effective ERP, along with practical applications of core humanitarian principles in crisis response. Designed to provide accessible yet meaningful knowledge, this webinar offers participants the tools to strengthen their preparedness without requiring prior expertise.
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Certification Policy: Participants of this webinar will be eligible for a certificate based on the conditions below:
- For a Certificate of Participation, participants must have completed one of the two days of the program and completed the short assessment. This certificate will include a signature from CIFAL Lebanon.
- For a Certificate of Completion, participants must have completed both days of the program and completed the short assessment. This certificate will include signatures from CIFAL Lebanon, and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).
**Please note that only registered participants will be eligible to receive a certificate. To avoid any issues, please register through the link below or by clicking the "register now" button on the top right corner of this page.
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For questions:
CIFAL Lebanon Team
info@cifal-lebanon.com
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