GOHSEP Elected_Officials_Manual_2015

The NDRF provides recovery guidance that is meant
to help stakeholders within a recovery identify and
share the same goals and vision of success. It
describes key concepts and principles that promote
effective recovery assistance and the importance of
pre-disaster planning and mitigation of hazards to
successful recoveries.
The NDRF identifies, defines and aligns key roles
and responsibilities for local, State, Tribal and Federal
governments; the private sector; NGOs; community
organizations; and families and individuals when
recovering from disasters of all sizes and scope.
key roles + leadership
The NDRF creates a new Federal, State and Tribal
leadership structure. Similar to the Federal
Coordinating Officer (FCO), the NDRF calls for the
creation of a Federal and State or Tribal Disaster
Recovery Coordinator (FDRC/SDRC/TDRC). The FDRC
and S/TDRC are responsible for recovery decisionmaking,
coordination and management of recovery
assets. The NDRF articulates pre- and post-disaster roles
and responsibilities of each.
how rsf and ndrf leadership fit
within the jfo.
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