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Contents Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART): The CART Integrated System © .................... 1 Tool: CART Assessment Survey ...................................................................................................... 9 Tool: Key Informant Interviews.................................................................................................... 12 Tool: Data Collection Framework ................................................................................................ 16 Tool: Community Conversations .................................................................................................. 23 Tool: Neighborhood Infrastructure Maps .................................................................................... 29 Tool: Community Ecological Maps (Eco-Maps) ........................................................................... 32 Tool: Stakeholder Analysis ........................................................................................................... 35 Tool: SWOT Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 41 Tool: Capacity and Vulnerability Assessment .............................................................................. 46 Appendix A: Survey Instruments.................................................................................................. A1 Appendix B: Sample Questions for Key Informant Interviews and Community Conversations .. B1 Appendix C: Templates ................................................................................................................ C1 Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART) Page iii
Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART): The CART Integrated System © The Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART): The CART Integrated System is a community intervention designed to enhance community resilience through assessment, group processes, planning, and action. The CART Integrated System engages community organizations in collecting and using assessment data to develop and implement strategies for building community resilience. CART tools described herein can assist community organizations in systematically assessing their communities with respect to disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. Resilience can be thought of as an attribute (an ability or capacity), a process, and/or an outcome associated with successful adaptation to, and recovery from, adversity. Building a resilient community involves more than assembling a collection of resilient individuals. Community resilience requires that the community as a whole must cope effectively with and learn from adversity. A resilient community has the ability to transform the environment through deliberate, collective action. CART recognizes the importance of information and communication in a community’s resilience and it uses information and communication to build that resilience. Three key aspects of group behavior are at the foundation of CART: � Communication among group members permits the group to pool skills and knowledge to achieve better outcomes, � Members can learn and grow as a result of group interactions, and � Group participation can facilitate acceptance and implementation of group goals. Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART) Page 1
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Page 9 and 10: CART Tools The following CART tools
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Page 13 and 14: Tool: CART Assessment Survey Brief
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Optional Items: Community Emergency
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Optional Items: Personal Relationsh
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5. What is your race or ethnic iden
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General Questions on Community Resi
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Questions on Connection and Caring
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Questions on Resources Comments to
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Questions on Transformative Potenti
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Questions on Disaster Management Co
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Questions on Terrorism Preparedness
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Questions on Public Engagement Comm
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Data Collection Framework • Sex
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Data Element Special Considerations
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Community Ecological Map Put the na
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SWOT Matrix Internal External Helpf
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Capacity and Vulnerability Matrix P
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