Arrangements to ensure social equality – equality of attention, inputs, funding, priority across all neighborhoods. Plans may be from several organizations, but these should be reviewed for consistency of assumptions and priorities. (Post organization structures see – Essential 1) (Funding see Essential 3) – 10.1.2 Shadow financial Post event arrangements exist 5 Arrangements exist and are May be provided by national government, if – arrangements for processing for dealing with incoming believed to be workable. still functional, or by a private sector incoming aid and disbursing financial aid and organization such as an accounting firm. disbursements 4 Arrangements have some minor – gaps but are believed to be workable. 3 Arrangements have one or more – significant gaps that may compromise aspects of workability. 2 Arrangements have more – significant shortfalls that place overall workability in doubt. 1 Partial or incomplete arrangements – only. Unlikely to be workable. 0 No plan. – 10.1.3 Learning loops Existence of a process and 5 Comprehensive plans exist that are This process could be the process used for – format for on shared by all stakeholder, and they usual learning and review after drills and “post-mortems” what went well and less well have in fact been used after a disaster practices the difference being that this is – – in the event response and changes have been made to plans and real”. “for post-event phases. practices.
Arrangements to ensure social equality – equality of attention, inputs, funding, priority across all neighborhoods. Plans may be from several organizations, but these should be reviewed for consistency of assumptions and priorities. (Post organization structures – see Essential 1) (Funding – see Essential 3) 10.1.2 Shadow financial arrangements for processing incoming aid and disbursing Post event arrangements exist for dealing with incoming financial aid and disbursements 5 – Arrangements exist and are believed to be workable. 4 – Arrangements have some minor gaps but are believed to be workable. 3 – Arrangements have one or more significant gaps that may compromise aspects of workability. 2 – Arrangements have more significant shortfalls that place overall workability in doubt. 1 – Partial or incomplete arrangements only. Unlikely to be workable. 0 – No plan. May be provided by national government, if still functional, or by a private sector organization such as an accounting firm. 10.1.3 Learning loops Existence of a process and format for “post-mortems” on what went well and less well in the event response and post-event phases. 5 – Comprehensive plans exist that are shared by all stakeholder, and they have in fact been used after a disaster – changes have been made to plans and practices. This process could be the process used for usual learning and review after drills and practices – the difference being that this is “for real”.
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