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Shella Ningtias
Fakhri Rizky Farros

Welcome to the ASEAN-ERAT Level 1 Pre-Course Interactive Module.

This interactive learning series introduces the key concepts, procedures and responsibilities that ASEAN-ERAT members need to understand before participating in the onsite induction course. Through interactive presentations, activities and knowledge checks, you will explore how ASEAN-ERAT operates throughout a deployment mission, how team members work together, and how information and assistance are managed in a coordinated manner.

The seven modules cover:

  1. What is ASEAN-ERAT?
  2. Mission Cycle
  3. Facilitation of Incoming Assistance
  4. Coordination
  5. Assessment
  6. Introduction to WebEOC
  7. Safety and Security

As you work through the modules, consider how each topic applies to your responsibilities as a potential ASEAN-ERAT member. Pay particular attention to the importance of respecting the leadership of the affected Member State, following established procedures, communicating reliable information, working collaboratively and maintaining the safety and security of the team.

These modules provide foundational knowledge to prepare you for the onsite training, where you will have opportunities to discuss concepts, practise procedures and apply your learning through practical activities and scenario-based exercises.

Your learning goal: Build a shared understanding of ASEAN-ERAT's role, mission procedures and individual responsibilities so that you are better prepared to contribute effectively to a coordinated, safe and principled ASEAN-ERAT deployment.

Section outline

  • Description

    This module introduces the ASEAN-ERAT mission cycle and the main stages involved in preparing for and undertaking a deployment. It familiarises participants with deployment preparation, the documents and equipment required, and the activities associated with different stages of a mission.

    Learning objective

    By the end of this module, participants will be able to describe the main stages of the ASEAN-ERAT mission cycle and identify key preparations and responsibilities associated with deployment.

    Why is this important?

    Understanding the mission cycle helps participants anticipate what is required before, during and at the end of a deployment. Proper preparation, adherence to procedures and timely completion of assigned tasks contribute to a more organised and effective mission.

    Key takeaway

    Every stage of a deployment matters. Effective mission performance begins with preparation and continues through coordinated operations, reporting and an orderly demobilisation.