Post-Disaster Recovery and Development

“The NTUiTiV Difference” – This is Why This Course is Right for You

• ♥ Special Discounted Price of US$3,950 – the usual price is US$4,950
• ♥ Satisfaction Guaranteed – or we will give you your money back!
• ♥ 15% Early-bird Discount – for the first 3 people to register for any course
• ♥ 20% Group Discount – if you come with one or more colleagues
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Recovery, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction for Resilient Communities

Disasters are increasing in both frequency and impact, often leaving behind immense damage and loss. This transformative 5-day course empowers professionals to strategically manage recovery, rehabilitation, and reconstruction in ways that build resilience and sustainability. Using internationally recognised frameworks such as the Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA), participants will explore how to plan and implement effective recovery strategies that not only rebuild but also improve upon pre-disaster conditions.

Through real-world case studies and expert instruction, delegates will gain critical tools to support communities in reactivating infrastructure, restoring economies, and protecting vulnerable populations. The course offers both strategic insights and practical skills for turning disaster response into an opportunity to “build back better.”

Why This Course Is Important

Reconstruction cannot wait. In the wake of disaster, the speed and quality of response can mean the difference between recovery and prolonged crisis. With risks becoming more complex due to climate change and socio-economic fragility, organisations need skilled professionals who can navigate the tension between urgency and sustainability. This course provides a roadmap for proactive, well-coordinated recovery efforts, enabling participants to plan ahead, manage post-disaster needs effectively, and ensure inclusive rebuilding that reduces vulnerability across the board.

Who Should Attend

• Disaster preparedness and recovery professionals in public or private sectors responsible for continuity, mitigation, or emergency planning.

• Mid-level managers and team leaders seeking to enhance their crisis response capabilities and strategic planning skills.

• Young professionals looking to specialise in recovery and reconstruction as part of a long-term career in risk reduction or humanitarian work.

What You Will Learn

• Understand the Post-Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) framework and its real-world application.

• Conduct disaster risk identification and assessments, including vulnerability, capacity, and climate-related risks.

• Analyse disaster impacts on communities and economies, and formulate comprehensive recovery strategies.

• Learn how to initiate and manage reconstruction efforts, including land-use planning and hazard-control infrastructure.

• Address governance, environmental sustainability, and gender equity in the reconstruction process.

• Gain hands-on experience through case studies and practical exercises focused on recovery planning and implementation.

What Participants Say

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
“A truly enlightening course. The speaker’s depth of knowledge and her practical experiences brought the content to life. I learned how to implement PDNA effectively and design inclusive recovery plans. I will apply this directly in our NGO’s emergency response work.”
— Sara, Disaster Response Coordinator, Non-Profit Sector

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
“The best training I’ve attended in years. I particularly appreciated the sessions on integrating climate risk into recovery planning. The case studies and group exercises made everything highly practical.”
— David, Infrastructure Planner, Public Works Authority

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
“Incredible speaker—passionate, experienced, and engaging. I enjoyed learning about how reconstruction can address long-term inequality and improve community resilience. I’m returning to my role with a new mindset and strategy toolkit.”
— Kofi, Urban Development Officer, Municipal Government