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Disaster Task Force at NADDSSW

Explore the rich history of disaster preparedness at TISS, focusing on research, training, and policy support. Dive into the challenges faced in the Nicobar Islands and the holistic approach to disaster management including psychosocial care and community involvement.

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Disaster Task Force at NADDSSW

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  1. Disaster Task Force at NADDSSW Usha S. Nayar, Ph.D. usnayar@gmail.com 1.314.397.4467

  2. Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and Disaster Preparedness • Introduction to Disaster Preparedness and Response from TISS - 60 years of experience • Various ‘Disaster’ situations since 1947 Indian Climate • 2006: The Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management

  3. TISS – Centre for Disaster Management • Need for the Centre • Focus • Research • Training • Curriculum • Field Work and Projects • Policy Support

  4. The Nicobar Islands: A long way to go • Issues, Challenges and the way forward • Housing and Habitat in the Nicobar Islands • Building Capacity of Nicobari Communities • Challenges of Working with the Govt. • Administrative Statistics

  5. Course Curriculum • Masters in Science Degree Program • Diploma in Psychosocial Care and Support in Disaster Management • Student Enrollment • Faculty Development

  6. Networking • Schools of Social Work – Internal and External • Grass Root Organizations • Not for Profit Organizations • Governmental Agencies • International Bodies

  7. Conclusion • Disaster Preparedness vs. Management • Rehabilitation • Involvement of Schools, Students and Communities • Relationship with Policy-makers • Sustainability • Integrating ‘Disaster’ within a program

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