Type
Course
CIFAL Miami - Sixth North American, Central American, and Caribbean (NACC) Humanitarian Aviation Safety Campaign
Emplacement
Miami, United States of America
Date
-
Durée
3 Days
Zone du programme
Decentralize Cooperation Programme
Site internet
Prix
0.00 $US
Personne de référence de l'évenement
CIFALMIAMI@OAAUSA.ORG
Partenariat
CIFAL Miami (1082)
IATA
World Food Programme (WFP)
International Civil Aviation Organisation
Inscription
Invitation-only event
Mode de livraison
Face-to-Face
Langue (s)
English
Pilier
Population
Objectifs de l'événement
• To enhance preparedness, awareness, and regional cooperation for humanitarian assistance and disaster response • To reduce accidents and incidents in humanitarian air operations • To promote a safety culture among stakeholders and air operators • To ensure compliance with international aviation standards • To facilitate the sharing of best practices and lessons learned
Arrière plan
The event focuses on enhancing humanitarian aviation safety by addressing key topics expressed by states and partners from previous campaigns. Humanitarian aviation is vital for delivering aid to remote, crisis-affected regions, and operations often take place in challenging environments like conflict zones, natural disasters, and rugged terrain. The campaign is a joint initiative that aims to improve emergency and disaster response in the Central America and Caribbean Region by promoting preparedness and regional cooperation.
Objectifs d'apprentissage
• To enhance preparedness, awareness, and regional cooperation for humanitarian assistance and disaster response • To reduce accidents and incidents in humanitarian air operations • To promote a safety culture among stakeholders and air operators • To ensure compliance with international aviation standards • To facilitate the sharing of best practices and lessons learned
Contenu et structure
The event addresses the following areas: • Operation in remote/dangerous areas • Cargo operation information • Emergency Response Plans (ERPs) involving Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) • Partnering with actual service providers • Safety while managing a disaster • Desktop exercises/case studies on running an emergency • Practical applications and partnership efforts • Table-top exercises and visits to full-scale practices <br>• Resilience aspects during emergencies • Airport Emergency Plan • Examples of hurricane policies • Public health emergencies • Detailed emergency response procedures, especially for states with insufficient resources • Crisis/contingency management activities • Innovation and technology for humanitarian aviation operations • Regional collaboration for sustainability • Sharing of updates and experiences to enhance awareness and preparation
Méthodologie
The event features a series of presentations, panels, and exercises, including a table-top exercise. Participants are encouraged to submit short presentations to share experiences
Audience visée
Directors General of States/Territories, heads of National Crisis and Response Teams, regional organizations like CDEMA, and other key stakeholders and aviation partners.
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