AIDMI’s learning resources conduct training for women farmer leaders, local decision-makers, school staff, government officials, volunteers, CBOs, NGOs staff, and communities on key disaster management topics.

So far, AIDMI has completed 635 trainings covering 23,219 participants and 30 subjects across 14 states and union territories of India and neighborhood countries, including Bangladesh, Maldives, and Myanmar. The trainings are done for the UN to local NGOs, national institutes to local authorities.

The most important impact of AIDMI training is on the leadership capacity of the trainees. Leadership in emergency response, response preparedness, and community partnerships are enhanced in the training offered to the local leaders in 14 states of India.

AIDMI organised the first-ever online training with the National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM) on the intersectionality approach to gender and disaster risk reduction (DRR) at the national level, engaging over 500 participants across India.

AIDMI also conducted six online emergency preparedness sessions to raise awareness and enhance preparedness for extreme heat events. These sessions were organised in collaboration with NIDM and Sphere India, reaching over 600 participants across India.