Environmental change

Bag code: HUME17312024 Days: 3 training days "Today’s training: 4 hours" Time: 12 training hours Targeted participants: decision-makers and policymakers, local communities, private sector and companies, non-governmental and environmental organizations Program overview: This program focuses on environmental change (definition, types, characteristics, objectives, positives, negatives, etc.). It will be presented through the following units: First training unit: Desertification and habitat loss Second training unit: Toxic chemicals and sustainability Third training unit: Water pollution and natural disasters Program objectives: - The trainee will recognize the concept of desertification. - The trainee will mention how habitats are lost. - The trainee will discuss forms of toxic chemicals. - The trainee will explain the importance of sustainability. - The trainee will consider the harms of water pollution. - The trainee will apply the risks of natural disasters. Program topics: First training unit: (Desertification and habitat loss): - Desertification - History of desertification - Affected areas - Strategies to combat desertification - Habitat loss Second training unit: (Toxic chemicals and sustainability): - Toxic chemicals - Sources of toxic chemicals - Effects of toxic chemicals - Ways to reduce the impact of toxic chemicals - Challenges in handling toxic chemicals - Sustainability - Importance of environmental sustainability - Energy sustainability - Water sustainability Third training unit: (Water pollution and natural disasters): - Water pollution - Types of water pollution - Water pollution by agricultural fertilizers - Water pollution by industrial waste - Natural disasters Contents of the bag: - PowerPoint 111 - Trainer’s guide 80 - Trainee’s guide 70 - Activities 6 - Introductory guide 4 - References 4 - Evaluation and data forms 6 - Pre- and post-tests 10 - Videos 6 - Photos 10 - Mind maps 1 - Brochure 1 - Training bag model: Please click here to view the training bag model