Expert in Climate Change and Territorial Planning
Starts November 22, 2021 |
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Description
The changes in development visions, the updating of the country's institutional regulations, the accelerated processes of changes in climatic conditions at the global and local levels, as well as the different temporal conceptions of the roles that the GADs must fulfill require that they continuously The professional technical staff and the authorities of the development organizations seek a permanent update from different spheres to better perform their role as officials as agents of change and contribute towards the achievement of the objectives and their role in serving the community.
Therefore, from the University of Azuay, it seeks to bet on a pertinent training and scientific-academic quality, which allows it to give a solvent response to various problems and territorial opportunities. Therefore, it makes available to society and the various public and private institutions the Expert course on Climate Change and Territorial Planning, which allows strengthening the technical and institutional capacities of the various relevant actors on this subject and at moments of great relevance. .
Sustainable development goals
Sustainable cities and communities
Objectives and methodology
Overall objective.
Strengthen technical and institutional capacities through the management of approaches, methodologies, and tools that allow the management of various challenges and dynamics posed by climate change on planning and land use planning.
Specific objectives.
- Know the conceptual and systemic framework around climate change and the impact of this process on planning and land use planning.
- Management of technical tools that allow analyzing and structuring the adequate and proactive decision-making around climate change in planning and land use planning.
- Apply a sustainable and participatory approach to the formulation of territorial actions with an emphasis on climate change.
- Know the architecture and mechanisms related to climate financing that allow orienting possible actions related to planning, ordering and territorial development.
Course methodology
The Course will be developed under the virtual modality, where it is contemplated to combine virtual, synchronous and autonomous work phases for each of the modular phases.
The topics to be taught have the characteristic of being methodologically sequential and linked together in order to jointly advance among the participants their deepening of theoretical concepts and practical application with case studies in each module.
The program will be taught in the modular system with intervals of thematic readings, forums, attendance to synchronous classes and autonomous activities of the participants individually or collectively.
Duration
Total 135 hours
55 synchronous hours
40 asynchronous hours
40 hours of autonomous work
Hours: Mondays from 18:00 p.m. to 19:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday from 18:00 p.m. to 20:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 09:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
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Module I: Climate Change and its impact on planning and land use planning
Dates: From November 22, 2021 to January 2, 2022 Duration: 11 hours synchronous / 10 hours asynchronous and 10 hours of autonomous work Capacitors: Ph.D Daniela Ballari / Mgt. Cristabell Aguirre Reflecting on and mastering the conceptual framework on the phenomenon of climate change and its impact on territorial dynamics and the planning and land use planning process.
- Conceptual framework on Climate Change and territorial dynamics
- Global framework on climate change and its impact on the Ecuadorian institutional framework.
- Global and local challenges on Climate Change, adaptation and mitigation measures and their impact on planning and land use planning.
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Module II: Climate Change and its impact on planning instruments and land use planning
Dates: 3 of January to 31 2022 Duration: 11 hours synchronous / 10 hours asynchronous and 10 hours of autonomous work Capacitors: mgt. George Villa Know the global and local strategies on climate change and its integration into planning and land use planning instruments.
- Regulatory framework of Ecuador in regulations on Climate Change and Territorial Planning
- Climate change and territorial diagnosis
- Climate change and the configuration of the planning and territorial development plan.
- Climate change criteria in the PDOT Management Model
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Module III: Climate change for land planning
Dates: 1 of February to 28 2021 Duration: 11 hours synchronous / 10 hours asynchronous and 10 hours of autonomous work Capacitors: mgt. Jorge Amaya Ruiz Integrate a systemic approach to understand and integrate various underlying factors of climate change to land planning that allows a pertinent formulation of territorial projects.
- Environmental governance and its integration in the identification of territorial projects
- Underlying territorial factors for the construction of an environmental governance proposal
- Identification and multilevel formulation of sustainable territorial proposals.
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Module IV: Climate change and financial mechanisms for the formulation of proposals
Dates: From March 3 to April 7, 2022 Duration: 22 hours synchronous / 10 hours asynchronous and 10 hours of autonomous work Capacitors: Mgt. Diana Garcia / Mgt. Christian cuitipala This module will allow the student to know international and national financial mechanisms that allow analyzing possible lines of action on climate change from planning and land use planning.
- Climate financing towards the construction of resilient and sustainable territories
- International approach to climate finance
- National approach to climate finance
- Integration of climate finance into sustainable territorial proposals
Certificates
Once the activities and requirements for the development of the course have been fulfilled, the participants will receive the certification of Expert in Climate Change and Land Management ", based on the provisions of the Regulations of the Continuing Training Department, that is, that the participant obtains a minimum 70% in the academic evaluation and 80% attendance, in each module In case of failing or not taking a module, the certification will be made for the modules taken and approved.
Recipients
- Technical staff and officials of governmental and non-governmental, public and private organizations related to territorial management and development.
- Technical staff and officials of the different decentralized autonomous governments (GAD)
- Consultants in the field of territorial development.
- Related and interested university students with the subject of 3rd year.
- Professionals related and interested in the subject.
Teachers
Investment
All public $ 300.00
Scholarships ranging from 40% to 60% will be awarded to the first 30 people who enroll.
Payment Methods
All debit and credit cards are accepted.
General public. Code 1300 $ 180 (with 40% scholarship)
UDA staff. Code 1301 $ 120 (with 60% scholarship)
UDA alumni. Code 1304 $ 120 (with 60% scholarship)
Teaching and administrative staff, once you check the box "Payment role discount" when making your online registration, the automatic discount to the payment role will be made, in two installments of $ 60,00 in the months of December 2021 and January of 2022.
For students of the University of Azuay, the $ 120,00 will be deducted in the second tuition of the September 2021-January 2022 cycle
Site
Virtual campus of the University of Azuay