Recommendations
Rec #8 Accountability GAO-07-395TPage 16 |
DHS should create accountability systems that effectively balance the need for fast and flexible response against the need to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse. |
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Rec #9 Accountability GAO-07-395TPage 16 |
DHS should provide guidance on advance procurement practices (precontracting) and procedures for those federal agencies with roles and responsibilities under the NRP. For example, DHS should develop knowledge of contractor capabilities and prices, and establish a scalable operations plan to adjust the level of capacity to match the response with the need.
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Rec #429 American Red Cross Bureaucracy National Council of La Raza: In The Eye of The StormPage 19-20 |
ARC must do the following if it is to improve its relationships with and better serve diverse communities: Create authority to minimize bureaucracy. |
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Rec #430 American Red Cross Diversity National Council of La Raza: In The Eye of The StormPage 20 |
ARC must do the following if it is to improve its relationships with and better serve diverse communities: Diversify executive staff and Board of Directors. |
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Rec #431 American Red Cross: Relationship Building National Council of La Raza: In The Eye of The StormPage 19-20 |
ARC must do the following if it is to improve its relationships with and better serve diverse communities: Foster key relationships with local and national organizations. |
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Rec #535 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Local Emergency Management Infrastructure Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Maintain and expand the infrastructure of local emergency management operations across the country to be able to make appropriate changes to accommodate people with disabilities in their services, assure accessibility in shelters, develop special needs shelters, and develop appropriate surveillance measures. |
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Rec #536 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Train the emergency managers interviewed in the original NLB study with new training guidelines and then conduct a follow-up evaluation to determine what gets integrated into the operations. |
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Rec #537 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Develop a best-practice appendix/annex that clearly describes how to prepare people with disabilities for emergencies and how to get them out of harm’s way in the event of a catastrophic event. Further, the appendix/annex will describe how to incorporate people with disabilities and their knowledge and experience into the overall process of emergency management. |
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Rec #538 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Analyze the operational process of emergency management from a functional viewpoint, especially in addressing the needs of people with disabilities. Link the identified needs from this to a plan for technical assistance. |
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Rec #539 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Develop a guide to assesses community resources, and areas of safety for people with disabilities. |
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Rec #540 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 5 |
Conduct a study among first responders to determine what knowledge they have regarding preparedness and response for people with disabilities. |
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Rec #541 Assurance and Policy Development Recommendations: Recommendations to Expand the NLB Research Project Nobody Left Behind: Briefing Paper: Objective Three, Part 1Page 6 |
Explore the role of CILs in local preparedness and response efforts and develop pilot projects with CILs. |
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Rec #422 Back-Up Community Supports Assessing the impact of Hurricane Katrina on persons with disabilities.Recommendation 9, Page 34 |
Investments need to be made at the community level to provide back-up community supports for persons with disabilities in disaster affected areas whose abilities to function independently are dependent upon maintaining access to social and medical services. |
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Rec #485 Centers for Independent Living Disaster Preparedness and Response for Persons With Mobility ImpairmentsPage 203-204 |
It is also recommended that the CILs encourage consumers to have individual disaster evacuation plans and to become active in the community to develop evacuation plans at worksites and public buildings. |
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Rec #340 Children With Special Health Care Needs Addressing the Needs of People with DisabilitiesRecommendation 8.1, Page 32 |
Notify utility companies to provide emergency support during a disaster. Help create contingency plans if the utility company is not able to provide an alternative power source in the event of power loss. |
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