2 - Negative outcome estimated owners of shelter facilities/safe – shelter gap is 10%. places should be engaged via MOUs or similar. 1 - Negative outcome estimated – shelter gap is 15%. 0 - Negative outcome estimated – shelter gap is 20%. or more gap” ability of Under severe” scenario: This applies to shelters in which people may “Shelter – “most shelters to withstand disaster have taken refuge prior to an event (for events and remain safe and example a hurricane, where there will be some 5 All designated shelter places are – usable. hours warning); or shelters to which people assessed as likely to safely withstand a may be directed after the event. severe” event. “most 4 90% of shelter places are assessed – as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” 3 - 80% of shelter places are assessed as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” event. 2 - 70% of shelter places are assessed as likely to protect in “most severe” event. 1 50% of shelter places are assessed – as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” 0 Less than 50%, are assessed as – likely to withstand a severe “most “event. 9.5.3 Ability to meet likely gap” - % shortfall in Under severe” scenario: Cities will need to compile of critical “Staples “most needs for staple goods. supply within 24 hours staple items, as these are to some extent relative to demand
2 - Negative outcome – estimated shelter gap is 10%. 1 - Negative outcome – estimated shelter gap is 15%. 0 - Negative outcome – estimated shelter gap is 20%. or more owners of shelter facilities/safe places should be engaged via MOUs or similar. “Shelter gap” – ability of shelters to withstand disaster events and remain safe and usable. Under “most severe” scenario: 5 – All designated shelter places are assessed as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” event. 4 – 90% of shelter places are assessed as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” 3 - 80% of shelter places are assessed as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” event. 2 - 70% of shelter places are assessed as likely to protect in “most severe” event. 1 – 50% of shelter places are assessed as likely to safely withstand a “most severe” 0 – Less than 50%, are assessed as likely to withstand a “most severe “event. This applies to shelters in which people may have taken refuge prior to an event (for example a hurricane, where there will be some hours warning); or shelters to which people may be directed after the event. 9.5.3 Ability to meet likely needs for staple goods. “Staples gap” - % shortfall in supply within 24 hours relative to demand Under “most severe” scenario: Cities will need to compile of critical staple items, as these are to some extent
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