香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心自2018年開始，與香港消防處合作，加入成為「慎用救護服務」巡迴展覽的其中一個協辦單位，在活動中，透過不同類型的展覽及攤位遊戲，巡迴各區向市民灌輸各種防災訊息。2019年的首次展覽，已順利於1月5日（星期六）在鴨脷洲風之塔公園舉行。
我們在教研中心的攤位，讓參與人士透過虛擬實境（Virtual Reality）遊戲，體驗駕駛救護車抵達災難現場的經歷，學習在危急情況下，如何能有效配合緊急應變行動。此外，教研中心亦藉著播放防災教育動畫，以輕鬆有趣的手法，讓公眾認識應對大型活動安全、颱風、地震海嘯、火災及大型交通事故等災害的方法，增強自身的防禦能力！
下一次「慎用救護服務」巡迴展覽將在4月13日（星期六）移師到長沙灣遊樂場舉辦。 教研中心將繼續積極透過不同的社區防災及安全推廣平台，推動社會各界共同合作，營造防災氛圍，提升香港整體的抗災能力，共建安全城市。
VR虛擬實境遊戲成為熱門親子教育活動，共同學習防災知識。
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2019
01/01/2019
香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心由2016年起，與地區組織及學校合作，根據各地區和群體的獨特性，共同設計和推行「社區防災能力建設計劃」，提升民眾的防災意識和知識。
2016-2018年共進行兩期計劃，期間教研中心與九間合作夥伴攜手完成了十個防災項目。我們針對不同社群的特別需要，包括殘疾人士、高危地區居民、及居住環境惡劣的弱勢社群，設計適切的方案和活動，讓他們有效認識自身正面臨的災害風險和防備方法，提升社區整體防災意識和應變能力。請按此了解更多詳情。
香港聖公會麥理浩夫人中心繼續成為教研中心本期計劃的合作夥伴，向葵青區劏房居民推廣社區安全的重要性。新一期項目「『無惘‧知災』舊區居民社區教育計劃」由2018年12月開始啟動。承接上期成果，項目將透過家訪與流動教育展覽，向劏房居民推廣預防火災及傳染病爆發的知識。此外，我們將加強與業主立案法團的合作，鼓勵他們參與其中，建立社區的防災氛圍，以提高項目的可持續性。計劃還包括社區調查部分，深入居民當中，以分析居住環境導致的致災風險，並提出改善建議，最後通過發佈會提升社會各界人士對議題的關注。更多活動信息，請持續緊貼網站發佈。
2018
05/12/2018
在香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心(教研中心)建設項目的首三年工作中，本中心一直旨在提升社會各界的災難防護及應變能力，共建安全社區。期間我們為香港社區建立了一個學習平台並已漸見成效。
另外，我們與合作夥伴攜手，向專業界別、學術界別、非政府組織和公眾群體合共逾 30,000 位人士提供一系列有關教育和抗災能力的培訓活動。
在教研中心和我們合作夥伴的努力下，本中心發佈了「邁步向前──2015-2018」的首份工作報告，展示了我們在鼓勵社區參與方面的願景、成就和承諾，以進一步提升香港的抗災能力。
請按此查閱教研中心的工作報告。
04/12/2018
「借鑑國際經驗，應付本地需要」，是香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心的座右銘。教研中心與英國緊急事故規劃學院（Emergency Planning College）合作，2018年11月19日至30日在英國約克，舉辦為期兩周海外學人培訓獎學金計劃的「綜合抗災能力定制課程」。課程由教研中心及緊急事故規劃學院設計、香港警務處重大事故科提供專業意見，十六名來自香港英國救護學會（香港分會）、醫療輔助隊、衞生署、醫院管理局、香港警務處、香港紅十字會及香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心的代表參與課程。
培訓為香港主要的緊急救援服務團隊人員度身訂造，擴闊他們預視災難、保護市民免受災難影響、災難救援及災後復原的知識及視野。他們在學程中接觸一系列概念及原則，包括從英國災難管理運作概念認識危機管理及情景意識，以及應用綜合緊急服務互通操作性原則的緊急情況管理；其他應用學習主題包括撰寫應變計劃、籌劃及舉行模擬演習、緊急事故決策過程及原因記錄者的工作、有效領導能力、發展社區復原行動計劃及媒體傳訊等。
培訓包括講堂、互動討論環節、模擬練習、參觀英國緊急事故救援當局，以及英國多個大型事故的個案研究，例如希爾斯堡慘劇、曼徹斯特爆炸事件、湖區水浸及華威郡倉庫火警等，藉此引導學員討論及作反思。
代表團在課程中分享他們的經驗、學習得著及見解，尤其通過參考英國緊急情況應變系統進行分享。他們亦從緊急事故規劃學院出版的一系列討論文章及定位文件中獲益良多，通過學術觀點增廣緊急事故應對籌劃及減少災難風險的知識。
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2019
20/03/2019
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On 13-15 March, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI) participated in the Fourth Global Summit of Research Institutes for Disaster Risk Reduction (4th GSRIDRR) under the theme of “Increasing the Effectiveness and Relevance of our Institutes”, organised by the Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI) and held at the Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), Kyoto University, Japan.
On 13-15 March, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI) participated in the Fourth Global Summit of Research Institutes for Disaster Risk Reduction (4th GSRIDRR) under the theme of “Increasing the Effectiveness and Relevance of our Institutes”, organised by the Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI) and held at the Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), Kyoto University, Japan. The Summit provided a platform for researchers, practitioners, policy makers and other stakeholders in both government and non-governmental institutes involved in disaster risk reduction and resilience to come together to discuss, share and exchange ideas to contribute and be relevant to the priority areas of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.
The programme of the Summit included keynote speeches, discussion sessions, poster presentations and panel sessions, with hundreds of disaster and emergency medicine professionals in attendance and more than 50 poster presentations.
The HKJCDPRI representative, Dr. Josephine Jim, participated in the Summit and made a presentation at the Poster Session. The presentation was about a pilot study of introducing a Certification System and Expert Directory in Hong Kong. Besides introducing the HKJCDPRI to the international audience, the presentation highlighted the objective and pressing needs of providing accredited training courses in emergency planning and disaster preparedness in Hong Kong. The presentation illustrated the step by step approach in designing the courses, gaining recognition from the industry and the local education authority. A number of participants had shown interests in the work in progress and would be keen to learn about the outcomes of the study.
The Summit had inspired us that there are new scientific challenges to disaster risk reduction and risk management, and there is a continuing need to foster uptake of science in government and industries to support implementation – suggestions on what works! The “Five Categories of Science Advice” (Gluckman, 2016) for disaster risk reduction are: technical advice; regulatory advice; deliberative advice; informal advice and science advice in crises and emergencies.
One of the new scientific challenges discussed in the Summit was how to close the gaps identified between scientists and decision makers. Representative of the International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES) spoke about creating a “Demand for Safety as a Basic Human Right” – A right that should be observed by the Decision Makers and Governments. Investments should be made in disaster risk reduction for resilience, and there should be a paradigm shift in international funds from post event aids to real prevention, mitigation action and national capacity. These are strong evidences to inform the HKJCDPRI and other players in the disaster management sector of the priorities and strategies in developing our disaster risk reduction agenda.
For enquiries and exploration of collaboration opportunities with us, please contact us at [email protected] or tel (852) 2871 8507.
Gluckman, P.D (2016). Science Advice to Governments, An Emerging Dimension of Science Diplomacy
13/03/2019
香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心將推出《初小防災互動教育劇場先導計劃》，以互動劇場的手法提高初小學生對天然或人為災害的認識，及對相關準備和緊急應變的了解。
為此，教研中心現正招募四名演出人員，參與本年度六月至七月的學校巡迴教育劇場..
香港賽馬會災難防護應變教研中心將推出《初小防災互動教育劇場先導計劃》，以互動劇場的手法提高初小學生對天然或人為災害的認識，及對相關準備和緊急應變的了解。
為此，教研中心現正招募四名演出人員，參與本年度六月至七月的學校巡迴教育劇場..
14/02/2019
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The free short course “Emergency Risk Communication in Disaster and Humanitarian Crisis” (29 April – 1 June 2019, classes are on Monday evenings & Saturday mornings) organised by Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care (JCSPHPC), and Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response (CCOUC) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI).
This is the 2019 running of the same course held in 2017. Details of the course run in 2017 can be seen here.
The free short course “Emergency Risk Communication in Disaster and Humanitarian Crisis” (29 April – 1 June 2019, classes are on Monday evenings & Saturday mornings) organised by Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care (JCSPHPC), and Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response (CCOUC) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI).
This is the 2019 running of the same course held in 2017. Details of the course run in 2017 can be seen here.
In a crisis, every word counts. The need to communicate risks as accurate as possible in a timely manner arises as much from public expectation as professional need. Communication not only helps build resilience of the community but also prevents disease, disability and death, and restore dignity of the people facing disasters. This course offers theoretical and practical framework of effective advocacy and emergency risk communication in an evolving media landscape, and covers cases ranging from outbreaks to natural disasters in humanitarian settings.
The course is designed for Master for Public Health (MPH) students and occasional students. For occasional students, assessment scheme is not required. An attendance of 70% is required for issuance of a Certificate of Attendance.
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How to enroll? | Please click this link for online application as occasional students. Deadline for application: 8 April 2019 (Mon) *Places are limited and on first-come-first-served basis |
When will I be notified of the application result? | 15 April, 2019 (Mon) (both successful and non-successful applicants will receive notice) |
For further enquiries, please contact Dr Tony Yung (Email: [email protected]; Tel: 2252 8468).For more details, please see the course outline on the right or go onto the course website here.
