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Acting early before disasters: What can go wrong?

  

Acting early before disasters: What can go wrong?

Organizer: Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre

The evidence is irrefutable: Humor can help improve communication, build relationships, enhance problem solving, increase productivity, and strengthen leadership. Because our work requires creative learning and dialogue, the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre has been working with partners to explore humor as an unconventional approach to enable difficult conversations about systems, focusing on what can go wrong and what to do about it. In this session we will explore in a unconventional (and fun) way what can go wrong when Acting Early before disasters.

Speakers:
Stefania Giodini, Operations Lead 510 Data Team/ Consultant at RCRC Climate Centre

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