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Friday, January 26, 2018

Relief Goods Distribution. Delivery. FREE ONLINE COURSE. DisasterReady

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Distribution of Relief Goods

Online Class Cornerstone OnDemand Foundation 7 minutes 4.5 Star Rating
This 7-minute online course provides information to help you understand the steps and considerations involved in distributing relief goods.

Objectives:
  • Determine when it is advisable to register beneficiaries of relief goods.
  • Identify different methods for targeting the recipients of relief goods.
  • Describe the factors to consider when distributing relief goods.
  • Develop criteria and mechanisms for distributing relief goods.
This course was developed by the Cornerstone OnDemand Foundation in collaboration with All In Diary.


Available Languages   English (US)

Subjects

Administration & Operations > Logistics and Distribution

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Highlight: Researchers Develop More Efficient Conversion Method For Solar Energy

The HDIAC Currents are now available

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Highlight: Researchers Develop More Efficient Conversion Method For Solar Energy

“Researchers at the University of Twente's MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology have made significant efficiency improvements to the technology used to generate solar fuels. This involves the direct conversion of energy from sunlight into a usable fuel (in this case, hydrogen). Using only earth-abundant materials, they developed the most efficient conversion method to date. The trick was to decouple the site where sunlight is captured from the site where the conversion reaction takes place.”

Human Trafficking and the Opioid Crisis Webinar Wednesday, January 31, 2018 | 1–2:30 p.m. Eastern Time

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Human Trafficking and the Opioid Crisis Webinar

Wednesday, January 31, 2018 | 1–2:30 p.m. Eastern Time
Join the Administration for Children and Families and SAMHSA during National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month for a webinar that highlights emerging trends, case studies, and research on human trafficking and substance use, with a specific focus on the opioid crisis. Grantees will discuss the role of substance use by individuals at risk of, currently experiencing, or recovering from human trafficking; examine trauma-informed approaches from multiple perspectives to understand contributing factors to vulnerability; identify promising practices; and recommend spotlight treatment options that address the underlying issues that can put victims and survivors at risk. 

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