Preparedness: Community and Business Sector Partners(Emergency Management)

Preparedness: Community and Business Sector Partners

It is a recognized principle that a plan involving the coordinated efforts of multiple resources will produce the best results. The private sector is emerging as an increasingly important component as a sector partner. As an emergency coordinator, how would you recruit and involve community and business sector partners in preparedness and response programs and activities?

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Planning and Preparedness

FEMA. (2014). Preparedness for emergency response. In Fundamentals of Emergency Management (Chapter 9). Retrieved from http://www.training.fema.gov/hiedu/aemrc/booksdownload/fem/

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Chapter 9: “Preparedness for Emergency Response”
This chapter will provide an examination of the basic principles of emergency planning and outlines the process of assessing the emergency response organization’s ability to perform four basic functions: emergency assessment, hazard operations, population protection, and incident management.