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Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers Section Title Recommended Minimum Contents 3.1 Concept of Operations Basic overall command and control structure, organizational charts depicting roles and responsibilities for various governmental agencies, relationships with regional and national government authorities, functional responsibilities (emergency support functions, early warning systems, etc.) 3.2 Incident Life Cycle recovery actions, after action report 3.3 Responsibilities Text and tables providing a detailed outline of responsibilities of local authorities and government agencies (e.g. operators) and volunteer relief organizations Description of command and control functions. 4 Testing and Updating the Plan 4.1 Training and Testing the Plan Schedule for periodic table-top exercises and drills 4.2 Updating the Plan Method and schedule for review and revision of the plan, including the incorporation of lessons learnt from drills and tests into the plan 5 Functional Annexes 5.1 Transportation Example of emergency support function, primary and support roles for agencies responsible for transportation network in evacuation, re-establishing transportation assets, and emergency access 5.2 Communications Ensures the provision of communications support to emergency operations center (EOC), restoring communications following major events 5.3 Mass Care Coordination of government’s efforts to provide mass care needs and sheltering to disaster victims 5.4 Recovery Framework for coordinating long-term community recovery and integration of risk reduction into reconstruction 5.5 Other Examples health & medical facilities, search & rescue, media relations & outreach, information & planning, donations & volunteer management, environment & hazardous materials 6 Incident Annexes Address scenarios, including one on the primary natural hazards affecting the coastal tourism destination each key disaster scenario, (which should be fully described) 7 Appendices 110 | Appendix D
Disaster Risk Management For Coastal Tourism Destinations Responding To Climate Change A Practical Guide For Decision Makers APPENDIX E 15 ACTIONS TO DEVELOP A DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PLAN FOR A COASTAL TOURISM DESTINATION Actions Sub-actions Tips Further information Regional Tourism Industry Approach to Disaster Risk Management (p. 42- 44) Stakeholders should have responsibility or interest in managing disaster risk at the coastal tourism destination. Remember to integrate various productive and service sectors at the destination that interface with the tourism sector. Include the media as key partner. Identify all relevant stakeholders in the destination that are involved in disaster related issues – from the private sector (including the tourism sector), the local authorities (including emergency services, planning services and meteorological services) and from the local population Establish communications with the above mentioned stakeholders objectives. These will be framing the process that will be followed by the development of the Disaster Preparedness Plan Reach common understanding on the process. 1 Identify and engage key stakeholders Box 4.1: List of Potential Stakeholders (p. 55) The media will be a key partner throughout the process to convey messages. Involving the media allows them to better understand and communicate the issues. Workshops will allow for presentation of the process, and to create awareness on risks and disaster preparedness. Organise awareness raising workshops and involve the above mentioned actors – propose an approach for a participatory process for the development of an integrated Disaster Preparedness Plan for the coastal tourism destination. Establish an awareness platform that will last at least during the timeframe of the process 2 Raise awareness E 111
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