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State of North Carolina
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Title
Hazard Mitigation Successes in the State of North Carolina
Date
1/1/1999
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North Carolina Department of Crime Control & Public Safety -Emergency Management
Floodplain - Doc Type
Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration
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<br />assist in the development of a commu- <br />nity~driven mitigation plan. A needs as~ <br />sessmem has proven to be an important <br />relation,building cool for the NCEMD and <br />partner organizations. <br /> <br />. Emphasis on Community Interaction <br />and Information Exchange, One of the <br />goals of the HMPI is to facilitate dialogue <br />among communities regarding challenges <br />and opportunities associated with the <br />plan's development and implementation. <br />Workshops and forums are convened that <br />enable community leaders to share experi~ <br />ences, lessons learned, and innovative <br />mitigation techniques. Future workshops <br />will emphasize participation from business <br />leaders. <br /> <br />. Emphasis on a Regional Approach to Vulner- <br />ability Reduction. Since natural hazards and <br />their impacts transcend political boundaries, it <br />is increasingly recognized that hazard <br />mitigation plans should be viewed from a <br />regional perspective. vVith this is mind, the <br />CGIA is conducting a study CO coordinate <br />and analyze hazard data, existing land use <br />patterns, population densities, projected future land uses, <br />infrastructure data, and other information on a regional scale. These data <br />will be used to develop a regional, multi~hazard approach, and will allow state <br />officials to monitor variables that may contribute to increasing risks such as <br />floodplain encroachment. <br /> <br />. Emphasis on Public-Private Partnerships. Recent disasters have shown that a <br />key to recovery is the ability of businesses of all types and sizes to resume <br />operations following hazard events. Acknowledging this, an increasing <br />number of communities in North Carolina and across the nation are forming <br />public'private partnerships, The partnerships bring cogether the leaderShip <br />and expertise of business, state and local government, utilities, research and <br />academia, non~profit groups, and other community organizations to develop <br />integrated strategies to reduce exposure to hazards and make post ~disaster <br />recovery easier. Partnership activities include: <br /> <br />_ Awareness and Education activities to inform citizens and businesses about <br />the nature and impact of hazards, the implications of temporary loss of <br />services (e.g., electric power, water supply) for business continuity, and <br />steps that can be taken before, during, and after a disaster to reduce <br />damage, injuries, and loss of life. <br /> <br />- Integrated Business and Community Vulnerability Assessment training <br />programs to integrate business and government approaches for identifying <br />hazards and assessing risks. <br /> <br />_ Sustainable Public~Private Partnerships workshops on how to recruit <br />business leaders, how to use committee structures to implement programs, <br />and how to identify indicators of progress. <br /> <br />- Integrated Response and Recovery Plans for Business and Local Govern- <br />ment workshops to target business continuity planners and state and local <br />emergency managers. Sessions are designed to establish common terminol~ <br />ogy, common planning assumptions, and a team approach to disaster <br />response and recovery based on mutual understanding of concepts of <br />operations, restoration priorities, and time~sensitive business operations. <br /> <br />I <br />\ <br />\ <br />\ <br />\ <br />\ <br />L---- <br /> <br /> <br />Keeping, <br />Be i/tUraJ <br />COltling N Ha1i/rds fr; <br />A ilturdlDi OfT) <br />WOr.\;bOOkroSi/sters: <br />GOIIern'l"loCiI/ <br />rnerlts <br /> <br /> <br />rdMlti9atiOll <br />Lond H~~~n\n9 fll\3nua1 <br /> <br />Pat(lWG:,; , ~ J ..J~ii: N~il~;;:r:t7 <br />',,', 14f\Ilf":':r!'~"~'0-'0-',*, <br /> <br />
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