Course Description:
This course focuses on the scope and complexity of recovery; federal preparedness guidance and resources; the importance of pre-disaster recovery planning; and pre-disaster planning concepts, doctrine and linkages. The course is designed to provide participants with a step-by-step review of their roles in state recovery planning and on the strengths and weaknesses of their current state recovery plans or framework. A key dynamic throughout the course is the on-going review of the participants' existing state recovery plans, and the key outcome of the course will be the participants' action plans to return to their respective agencies and organizations to update and improve their state recovery plans.
Course Objectives
- Describe the process of pre-disaster recovery planning.
- Discuss critical stakeholders and partners in recovery planning.
- Articulate to state agencies and organizations their role in recovery planning and implementation.
- Describe considerations in selecting a State Disaster Recovery Coordinator and developing a state Recovery Support Function (RSF) structure.
- Describe how states can support local recovery planning pre- and post-disaster.
- Develop an approach to engage and maintain recovery partner relationships.
- Explain how to identify, coordinate and manage recovery resources.
- Develop or refine a state recovery plan.
Selection CriteriaThis course is intended for personnel from various States and Tribes who are involved, or could be involved, with recovery planning and coordination.
Prerequisites
- IS2900.a: National Disaster Recovery Framework (NDRF) Overview
Prerequisite certificates must be emailed to karen.layng@oem.oregon.gov by November 1, 2022
Questions?
Contact Karen Layng, State Training Officer, karen.layng@oem.oregon.gov or 503-378-3231
