Section outline

  • Welcome

    • With the purpose of protecting lives during and after war, Explosive Ordnance Risk Education, or EORE, is an essential part of risk reduction strategies. It is a potent tool that enables civilians to prevent danger by adopting safer behaviours.

      Individuals can identify, avoid, and report any explosive ordnance dangers with the help of EORE, which provides one with the essential knowledge around the subject. Through various means, EORE initiatives enable people and communities to lessen the dangers they expose themselves and their loved ones to. EORE addresses casualty statistics, the type of contamination, and the processes that influence the behaviour of at-risk populations, as well as those that result in behavioural change.

      In the following, you will find two courses created by the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD). 
      Please note you have to create an account on the GICHD website to access the courses.

  • Introduction to EORE Essentials

    • Description

      This course serves as an introduction to Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) for those who wish to learn about its fundamentals. The EORE Advisory Group has approved it and it is in compliance with the International Mine Action Standards. 

      Note that this version permits the activation of "Offline Mode." In order to register for the course, the training platform will still require users to have internet connectivity. But once the account has been created, users can access the course by downloading the SAP Litmos Training mobile application and entering their login credentials. Upon logging in, learners will see a button for downloading the course materials for offline access.

      Language: Arabic, English, French, Ukrainian

      Time: Approximately 60 to 90 minutes to complete

      Type of training: Online, or Offline when downloaded


      Introduction video to the Introductory EORE course

       


      Link to the course

      Screenshot EORE with call to action



  • Advanced EORE e-learning course

    • Description 

      Learn how to plan, create, implement, monitor, and assess an EORE intervention with this self-paced and scenario-based online course. The International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) are met by the course. The EORE Advisory Group (AG) has given its endorsement.

      The goal of the course is to improve the capacity of EORE practitioners to organise, create, carry out, oversee, and assess EORE activities. Students will be able to download a completion certificate after completing the course.

      Language: English, French

      Modules: 

      1. Planning and analysis
      2. Design
      3. Implementation
      4. MEAL

      Time: Each module takes approximately 1 to 2 hours to complete


      Introduction video to the Advanced EORE course

       

      Link to the course

      Screenshot EORE CTA 2

      Reminder: you have to create an account on the website of the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) to access the course.


  • Gender and diversity

    • Description

      This course provides an introduction to Gender and Diversity in the context of humanitarian action and development work. It is designed for those who wish to understand the basic principles of inclusive programming.

      The content has been reviewed and approved by relevant advisory groups and aligns with international best practices and standards.

      Language: Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Ukrainian

      Time: Approximately 4 hours to complete


      Link to the course

      Screenshot EORE with call to action