The one-week workshop on the Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) project held on Abemama Island has concluded successfully.
Teitirua Tiaon, the Island District Officer, emphasized that the workshop aimed to equip islanders and the local Disaster Management Committee with essential skills to tackle challenges related to climate change and disasters. Participants learned effective coping strategies to implement before, during, and after emergencies, including first aid techniques and methods for managing potential diseases or viruses.
The training was facilitated by Live and Learn Kiribati and received support from various organizations, including the Office of the President, Kiribati Police, Kiribati Red Cross Society, and the Kiribati Women and Children Support Center.
The workshop was funded by US Aid.
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E a tia n roko n tokina te angareirei ae teuana iaon iaon te karikirake ae te community Base Disaster risk Management (CBDRM) n te abamwakoro ae Abemama.
E ribotinna te IDO I Abemama ae Teitirua Tiaon bwa oin te angareirei e irekereke ma Uarokoaia kain Abemama ao kain te komete ni kabuanibwai nakon aia tabomoa ni kaitarai kaganga man bibitakin kanoan boong, kanganga aika karina, reiakinaia kawai ibukin katauraoan aroia imwain, ao inanon tain ao imwiin rikin te kanganga ao ai te reirei iaon kamauaia aomata imwain ao inanon tain te kanganga n reitaki ma reiakinan aroia ni kaitarai Aoraki.
E kairaki te reirei aio iroun te live and learn rinanon aia ibuobuoki rabwata aika ana Aobiti te Beretitenti, te Ikotaki ni Bureitiman, te Kaibangaki Uraura, Ao aia Tienta Aine ao Ataei.
E mwanenaki te reirei aio rinanon ana mwane ni buoka America ae te US Aid.
