XISS Professor at UN Forum on Disaster Risk
Reduction in Mexico
Dr.
Niranjan Sahoo, Professor of Disaster Management at XISS represented India at
United Nation's International Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR)
which has its Head Quarter in Geneva, Switzerland organized The Global Platform
2017 on Disaster Risk Reduction in Cancun city, Mexico from 22-26 May 2017. The
chief objective of this biennial global forum was to resolve the policy on
disaster risk reduction in the entire world. Around 1000 Ministerial and
subject matter delegations from more than 200 countries took part in this
forum. Dr. Niranjan Sahoo, Associate Professor of Rural Management at Xavier
Institute of Social Service was one among a few Indian delegations along with
Mr. Kiren Rijuju, Union Minister of Home Affairs Dr. P.K Mishra, Additional
Principal Secretary to Prime Minister of India and Mr. Kamal Kishore, IAS, the
Member of National Disaster Management Authority
Dr.
Sahoo presented his official statement on the issue i.e. psychological behavior
of the community people during onset of the cyclones in India. He has put
forward a policy suggestion to establish Disaster Ministry in every country in
the world. Dr. Sahoo also paid an official visit to the Disaster Rescue Center
of Mexican Air Force base to get an exposure on disaster rescue mechanism where
he was welcomed by the Mexican Air Force. He has been again invited to take
part in the similar Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction 2019 which will
be held in Geneva, Switzerland in 2019. Dr. Niranjan Sahoo, had also delivered
a few lectures on Disaster Management to the staff and trainees of Korean Fire
Safety Institute and Disaster Management Center in South Korea on 11th of May
last year. He also visited various Korean Universities like Han Seo University,
Sinhan University, Ansan University, University of Suwon in South Korea and
delivered lectures on Indian Education System and Disaster Management in some
of the Universities during his visit to South Korea from 1st of May to 15th of
May 2016.
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