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National Disaster Recovery FrameworkFEDERAL GOVERNMENT RECOMMENDED ROLES AND ACTIVITIES.FEDERAL GOVERNMENT POST-DISASTER CHECKLIST.• Deploy a Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator (FDRC) and activate and deployRecovery Support Functions (RSFs) when determined necessary and establish a recoverycoordination structure in close collaboration with affected local, State and Tribalgovernments.• Identify how Federal programs can effectively address and support recovery needs.• Provide timely, accurate and accessible information to the public and manageexpectations in coordination with local, State, Tribal and other stakeholders.• Monitor and make necessary adjustments to Federal assistance programs and theirdelivery to more appropriately and timely address recovery needs of the affected local,State and Tribal communities.• Ensure transparency and accountability of Federal expenditures that aid disaster recovery.• Coordinate with the various State agencies and officials to ensure that they have anunderstanding of how to avoid duplicate payments and whom to contact at the variousFederal agencies to answer related questions.• Participate in and support local, State and Tribal recovery planning and mitigation effortsthrough technical assistance, expertise or other assistance as requested and needed.• Coordinate Federal recovery efforts with private and nonprofit organizations incooperation with local, State and Tribal officials.• Develop, or refine existing, metrics to evaluate recovery progress and the achievement ofFederal disaster recovery objectives.Table 37.Page 98
National Disaster Recovery FrameworkAPPENDIX C:PLANNING FOR A SUCCESSFUL DISASTER RECOVERY.INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES PRE-DISASTER PLANNING ACTIVITIES.Individuals who prepare for their recovery help their community’s recovery as well. Familiesand individuals are encouraged to:• Develop an individual or family plan (that includes pets if appropriate) for disaster recovery.• Become knowledgeable about hazards and hazard locations in and around home, workand the community.• Self-assess risk exposure and incorporate mitigation practices.• Purchase and maintain appropriate and adequate levels of insurance for potential hazardsin the area.• Work with others to prepare and reach out to those who may need assistance.• Acquire and maintain survivability skills such as first aid.Table 38.INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES POST-DISASTER PLANNING ACTIVITIES.Disaster recovery begins with individuals and families with an emphasis on personalresponsibility in preparedness and recovery efforts. Individuals and families are encouraged to:• Take charge of managing individual and family (including pets where appropriate)recovery.• Participate in post-disaster community recovery planning.• Work with others to reach out to those who may need assistance.• Engage in public involvement opportunities on specific recovery projects.Table 39.APPENDICESPage 99
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