Effective Coordination of Recovery Resources for State, Tribal, Territorial and Local Incidents

Publication Date: 2015
Tag(s): emergency management and homeland security, policy and plan development, strategies
Author(s): Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Abstract: This guide is intended for state, tribal, territorial and local government officials and other key stakeholders that may have a leadership, management, or coordination role in the recovery process. It highlights the critical tasks and coordination challenges that state, tribal, territorial or local governments most commonly address when managing a recovery process. It describes the processes, considerations and inter-dependencies of the key elements to enhance recovery coordination; those include leading, organizing, assessing, informing, engaging and implementing. This guide is designed to be applied after an incident, either in concert with existing pre-incident recovery plans or to enhance post-incident planning efforts.