This domain contains training needed to save lives in disaster or emergency situations. In the face of unpredictability, this initiative stands as a beacon of readiness. With expert-led guidance, hands-on simulations, and real-world scenarios, we empower individuals, both health practitioners and the general public, with life-saving skills. Our comprehensive programs are based on the current needs and gaps, to ensure people are equipped to act swiftly and confidently.

Disaster and crisis situations take a toll not only on physical aspects, but also on social, economy, as well as emotional well-being of the people affected by it. The stressors of being displaced can put people affected in disaster at risk of emotional and physical health problems. Therefore, in the wake of emergencies, prioritizing mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) is become vital by integrating it into emergency response plans. 

GIS and data Management are vital in emergencies, like disasters or outbreaks. They swiftly process location data, aiding responders in making quick, informed decisions. By prioritizing GIS and Data Management in Emergency training, we aim to equip responders with skill and knowledge that directly contribute to saving lives during critical situations.

The overall goal of the environmental health domain is to conduct training to improve the quality of knowledge of environmental health service facility staff in order to create a quality healthy environment and prevent disease or health problems from environmental risk factors, especially during emergency response and to support the achievement of district/city minimum service standards.  

Effective supply and logistics management is essential for health crisis preparedness and response. It encompasses strategic resource management, timely procurement, and distribution of medical and non-medical supplies, as well as maintaining efficient communication for delivery. Capacity building in this domain involves preparedness, response planning, transportation, warehousing, simulation exercises, and robust logistics frameworks to manage increased demand during health crises.