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Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers Have assessments of existing or proposed shelters been conducted to determine their location relative to hazards, construction quality, code compliance, and susceptibility to secondary impacts such as power loss or contamination of potable water supplies? Have target groups such as the general public, tourists and special needs populations, been assessed for their evacuation and sheltering needs? Mobilization and Stand-by Arrangements disaster situation? Are procedures in place for notifying and activating key response personnel? Or if they were out of town and otherwise unreachable, their alternates? Are emergency stockpiles of medical supplies, food, water and shelter available and accessible? rescue, medical, communication and civil engineering? they adequately trained? Media, Communications and Public Outreach national and international media? Have procedures been established for coordination of information during a response? Which lead organization is responsible for the coordination of communication activities? If there is a data or communications system in place? How does the system rapidly Is the local communication system tied into regional and national networks and is there built-in redundancy in case of energy failures? What kinds of public outreach initiatives exist and does it address all phases of the disaster management cycle? living in the most hazard prone areas? Is knowledge of hazards, risks, preparedness and response shared with civil society and visiting tourists? Is there a disaster preparedness component within the formal educational system? 108 | Appendix D
Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers D.3 Annotated Table of Contents for Disaster Preparedness Plans Section Title Recommended Minimum Contents Acknowledgements List and recognize all agencies local, national or external who contributed to the development of the plan Lists of Contributors & Reviewers Members of the writing team and other contributors Plan Distribution Listing of the dates of past (minor) reviews with names and initials of those in authority who approved the revisions Record of Reviews and Authorized Amendments Executive Summary Short synopsis of plan contents Base Plan 1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose and Scope of the General introduction; overall scope and purpose of the plan Plan Background of the importance of the tourism industry to the destination and the issues requiring a preparedness plan Role & Importance of Tourism in National Economy 1.2 1.3 Geographic Setting Description of the geographic setting of the destination (location, salient physical features and land use patterns, Description of socio-economic and demographic features including places of mass congregation, population and Socio-economic and demographic features 1.4 1.5 Disaster Management Background description of the national and local disaster management framework Policies and Frameworks 1.6 Policies Brief description of relevant legal authorities and policies 1.7 Planning Assumptions 2 Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis 2.1 Analysis Disaster Management Organization 3 D 109
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