{"id":32571,"date":"2023-08-26T09:34:53","date_gmt":"2023-08-26T09:34:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/analysis-of-response-and-recovery-as-functional-activities-in-the-emergency-management-cycle\/"},"modified":"2023-08-26T09:34:53","modified_gmt":"2023-08-26T09:34:53","slug":"analysis-of-response-and-recovery-as-functional-activities-in-the-emergency-management-cycle","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/analysis-of-response-and-recovery-as-functional-activities-in-the-emergency-management-cycle\/","title":{"rendered":"Analysis of response and recovery as functional activities in the emergency management cycle."},"content":{"rendered":"

Unit VIII Scholarly Activity
\nFor your final assignment, you will critically synthesize the concepts learned in this course as you share your own analysis
\nof response and recovery as functional activities in the emergency management cycle.
\nYou must include an analysis of both response and recovery. You are free to analyze each independently or craft your
\nanalysis from a compare and contrast perspective. You must use at least one, but no more than two recent major, federally
\ndeclared disasters (2018 or later) to reference in illustrating and supporting your analysis. You may not reuse the disaster on
\nwhich you based your Unit V Assignment. <\/p>\n

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At a minimum, you must address the following in your paper. <\/div>\n
1. Analyze the foundational elements of recovery and response. <\/div>\n
2. Evaluate the systems and plans in place for response and recovery utilizing locally sourced resources and plans.<\/div>\n
 3. Address the integration of core capabilities identified in the National Response Framework and the National Disaster
\nRecovery Framework (NDRF) to assist in response and recovery. <\/div>\n
4. Determine the benefits of collaborative processes in response and recovery. <\/div>\n
5. Summarize the need to integrate the whole community in executing response or recovery activities. <\/div>\n
6. Suggest best practices to reach vulnerable populations.
\nIdentify other challenges and vulnerabilities that can significantly impact response and recovery. <\/div>\n
7. Which of the core capabilities identified in the NDRF do you believe are the most important to prioritize? Would this
\nchange depending on the type or location of the disaster? <\/div>\n
What challenges would a community face in recovery if they
\ndo not possess those priority capabilities? <\/div>\n
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While you are free to develop your analysis as you wish, possible perspectives to consider implementing in your analysis
\nare: <\/div>\n
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A. How does a community plan for recovery following a disaster? <\/div>\n
B. Why should the government sector work with the private sector, nonprofit organizations, and citizens to develop and
\nexecute the plan? <\/div>\n
C. What budget expenditures in planning activities support the core capabilities in the recovery? <\/div>\n
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You must demonstrate your own critical thinking by analyzing response and recovery as functional activities in the
\nemergency management cycle. You are not analyzing the two disasters you have chosen, but merely using them as
\nexamples to illustrate or support your analysis.
\nYour paper must be a minimum of three, but no more than four pages. You must use at least three resources other than the
\ncourse eTextbook to support your analysis.<\/i> One resource must come from the CSU Online Library. Other resources may
\nbe a community or state emergency operations plan, government agency products or other resources that are reputable
\nand of scholarly value. Wikis, blogs, and other opinion-based sources may not be used.
\nAll sources used must have APA-formatted citations and references. The reference page and a title page (if used) do not<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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