Transcript ROLL-OUT WORKSHOP

Applying the National
Disaster Recovery
Framework
February 01, 2013
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Opportunities and Partnerships
• The NDRF promotes effective Federal
recovery assistance
• Presidential Declarations and NonStafford Act events
• USDA leading the recovery for
drought
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The NDRF is not a plan:
 Promotes the establishment of post-disaster organizations to
more effectively manage and coordinate recovery operations
 Forges a common understanding across all levels of government
prior to disasters
 Creates a scalable and flexible
coordination structure to:
o Streamline and simplify
assistance
o Bring all appropriate players to
the table
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Lesson - Do
Take the time to look comprehensively at
decisions.
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Lesson - Don’t
Grab the first shiny
thing you see.
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Core Principles
• Individual and Family Empowerment
• Leadership and Local Primacy
• Pre-Disaster Recovery Planning
• Partnerships and Inclusiveness
• Public Information
• Unity of Effort
• Timeliness and Flexibility
• Resilience and Sustainability
• Psychological and Emotional Recovery
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Whole Community
-Resources exist in surprising places
-Creates long-term engagement to address
needs
-Emphasizes
understanding of issues
and solutions from a local
perspective
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Six Recovery Support Functions (RSF)
Agency
DHS/FEMA
Department of
Commerce (DOC)
Department of Health
and Human Services
(HHS)
Department of
Housing and Urban
Development (HUD)
Community
Planning and
Capacity Building
Economic
Health and Social
Services
Coordinating
Primary
Primary
Support
Coordinating
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Support
Coordinating
Support
Support
Natural and
Cultural
Resources
Primary
Primary
Primary
Support
Support
Support
Support
Support
Coordinating
Army Corps of
Engineers (USACE)
Department of
Interior (DOI)
Housing
Infrastructure
Systems
Support
Primary
Coordinating
Support
Support
Coordinating
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RSF Engagement in the Field
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Michael Parker
FEMA Region VII
[email protected]
Steve Castaner
FEMA Region VII
[email protected]
816-225-2475
http://www.fema.gov/recoveryframework/
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