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Effective Coordination of Recovery Resources for
State, Tribal, Territorial and Local Incidents
FEBRUARY 2015
Sinopsis
Communities are complex systems that consist of
multiple networks of people, infrastructure,
natural environments, commercial patterns,
organizations and governments. All communities
plan to manage the impact and subsequent
recovery from a disruptive incident. These
incidents can take many forms to include natural
incidents (tornado or flood), man-made incidents
(oil spill, terrorist attack or hazardous
material release), economic incidents (the
closure of a key employer) and ecological
incidents (a sudden shift in spawning areas for
key fisheries).The recovery challenges in the
aftermath ofsuch an incident can be overwhelming
even to well-resourced or resilient communities.
Often times systems are disrupted, needs
exceedavailable resources, regular service
providers are overextended and networks necessary
to address incident related needs are not
accessible. Resources and expertise from outside
the community will be required to support
recovery when either the existing capacity is
exceeded or additionalTABLE OF CONTENTS.OVERVIEWP
urpose of the GuideWho is the audience?How is
this guide useful?How does this guide differ
from recovery planning guidance?LEADING THE
RECOVERY COORDINATION PROCESSIdentifying
Recovery Coordination LeadershipSelecting a
Recovery Coordination StructureRecovery Support
Function ModelRecovery Committee or Commission
ModelTask Force ModelASSESSING AND EVALUATING
CURRENT AND ANTICIPATED RECOVERY
ISSUESCollecting DataIdentifying
PrioritiesIDENTIFYING AND COORDINATING KEY
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RESOURCESTypes of ResourcesInformationTechnical As
sistanceSubject Matter ExpertiseFunding
MechanismsAvenues for Securing ResourcesState,
Tribal, Territorial, Regional and Local
GovernmentFederal GovernmentVoluntary and
Nonprofit AgenciesPhilanthropyProfessional
Associations and AcademiaPrivate SectorBUILDING
RESILIENCE INTO RECOVERYAPPENDIX A RECOVERY
COORDINATION AND SUPPORT ACTION EXECUTIVE
CHECKLISTAPPENDIX B APPLYING LEADERSHIP AND
RECOVERY COORDINATION STRUCTURESAPPENDIX C
ASSESSMENT TOOLS.APPENDIX D ADDITIONAL
RESOURCES.
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State, Tribal, Territorial and Local Incidents
FEBRUARY 2015