FEMA Strategic Plan - Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA Strategic Plan - Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA Strategic Plan - Federal Emergency Management Agency
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<strong>Plan</strong>ning<br />
Objective 1.5 Ensure the Nation’s jurisdictions have adequate plans<br />
and programs to effectively address all hazards and minimize loss<br />
of life and property.<br />
<strong>FEMA</strong> will work with public and private sector<br />
partners to develop plans and programs that<br />
integrate national efforts to effectively address<br />
all-hazard events. This unified effort will establish<br />
plans and programs that integrate and leverage<br />
resources from the public and private sectors, use<br />
incentives in existing grant programs, and promote<br />
regional and state mutual aid planning. <strong>FEMA</strong>’s<br />
strengthened regional offices, with newly assigned<br />
<strong>Federal</strong> Preparedness Coordinators and operational<br />
planners, will be integral to this effort as they work<br />
closely with the agency’s partners to provide<br />
frameworks and guidance. This will lead to<br />
enhanced planning capabilities at the federal, state,<br />
and local levels and across jurisdictions, resulting in<br />
coordinated and integrated plans and programs.<br />
Identification of interdependencies is a key<br />
component of this planning because catastrophic<br />
risks are shared and transcend jurisdictional<br />
boundaries. The completed plans will include hazard<br />
mitigation plans, evacuation plans, mutual aid plans,<br />
catastrophic event plans, and continuity of<br />
operations plans, among others. These jointly<br />
developed plans will form the basis for conducting<br />
joint federal-state training and exercises that lead to<br />
an improved national capability to quickly respond<br />
to notice or no-notice events.<br />
Louisiana state and local officials along with <strong>FEMA</strong><br />
representatives conduct an Evacuation <strong>Plan</strong>ning meeting to<br />
address concerns and procedures for future hurricane<br />
evacuations. Source: <strong>FEMA</strong> Photo Library<br />
A. Strategy<br />
Coordinate planning efforts and systems within<br />
<strong>FEMA</strong> and collaborate closely with external partners,<br />
federal agencies, states, territories, tribal nations,<br />
local governments, first responders, business and<br />
industry, and individuals to develop unified plans<br />
that provide for an integrated national response to<br />
all hazards.<br />
B. Strategy<br />
Enhance the integration of resources from all<br />
government and non-governmental sectors in<br />
recovery efforts through pre-disaster planning and<br />
by mitigating against potential future losses, which<br />
includes providing incentives in grant programs to<br />
strengthen state, tribal, and local capabilities.<br />
13 <strong>FEMA</strong> <strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>