• Reflection response please in your own words Question 1 (One Page). Review the steps that should be taken by a group of stakeholders: 1. IEMS methodologies as incorporated in NFPA 1600 begin with a hazard analysis that helps to identify the capabilities needed by the entity to respond to the most likely hazards. 2. Current capabilities are assessed against the required capabilities to determine resource shortfalls. 3. The group develops a multi-year strategy to eliminate the resource shortfalls using a combination of local and federal resources. 4. The multi-year strategy gets translated into annual work plans. *Describe types of shortfalls might exist in step two. *Will they just be material items? ………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………… Question 2 (One Page). This question answer has to be read first from the only resource that I will be upload. Read first the file regarding COLLABORATION then answer the question. The document word file will be uploaded in this order. • What value might collaboration add to the emergency management function: Before a disaster event, during the planning and preparedness phase, during the disaster event as an element of response, After the disaster event to facilitate both short- and long-term recovery, and as a tool to effect both pre- and post-disaster mitigation?

emergency management questions

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•    Reflection response please in your own words
Question 1 (One Page).
Review the steps that should be taken by a group of stakeholders:

1.    IEMS methodologies as incorporated in NFPA 1600 begin with a hazard analysis that helps to identify the capabilities needed by the entity to respond to the most likely hazards.
2.    Current capabilities are assessed against the required capabilities to determine resource shortfalls.

3.    The group develops a multi-year strategy to eliminate the resource shortfalls using a combination of local and federal resources.
4.    The multi-year strategy gets translated into annual work plans.

*Describe types of shortfalls might exist in step two.

*Will they just be material items?

…………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………

Question 2 (One Page).  This question answer has to be read first from the only resource that I will be upload.
Read first the file regarding COLLABORATION then answer the question. The document word file will be uploaded in this order.
•    What value might collaboration add to the emergency management function: Before a disaster event, during the planning and preparedness phase, during the disaster event as an element of response, After the disaster event to facilitate both short- and long-term recovery, and as a tool to effect both pre- and post-disaster mitigation?

emergency management questions

Order Description

Instructions
•    Reflection response please in your own words
Question 1 (One Page).
Review the steps that should be taken by a group of stakeholders:

1.    IEMS methodologies as incorporated in NFPA 1600 begin with a hazard analysis that helps to identify the capabilities needed by the entity to respond to the most likely hazards.
2.    Current capabilities are assessed against the required capabilities to determine resource shortfalls.

3.    The group develops a multi-year strategy to eliminate the resource shortfalls using a combination of local and federal resources.
4.    The multi-year strategy gets translated into annual work plans.

*Describe types of shortfalls might exist in step two.

*Will they just be material items?

…………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………

Question 2 (One Page).  This question answer has to be read first from the only resource that I will be upload.
Read first the file regarding COLLABORATION then answer the question. The document word file will be uploaded in this order.
•    What value might collaboration add to the emergency management function: Before a disaster event, during the planning and preparedness phase, during the disaster event as an element of response, After the disaster event to facilitate both short- and long-term recovery, and as a tool to effect both pre- and post-disaster mitigation?