Transcription of Guideline EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS
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Guideline EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS July 2015 IASC Task Team on PREPAREDNESS and Resilience Draft for Field Testing EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS (ERP)JULY 2015 RISK ANALYSIS AND MONITORING MINIMUM PREPAREDNESS ADVANCED PREPAREDNESS AND CONTINGENCY PLANNINGDRAFT FOR FIELD TESTINGThis BETA Version of the Guidance Module was prepared by the Task Team on PREPAREDNESS and Resilience of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC). The Group is com- posed of representatives from IASC UN agencies, the International Federation of the Red Cross and BETA Version will be revised and finalised in 2016 to take account of feedback from practitioners and further development in guidance and 1: the elementS of eRP7 Management Accountability11 Section 2: RiSK AnAlYSiS AnD monitoRinG 13 Risk Analysis15 Implementing the MPAs26 Advanced PREPAREDNESS Actions (APAs)29 CONTENTSPREFACE5 Who is involved11 The Elements of ERP9 Risk Monitoring17 Section 3: minimUm PREPAREDNESS ActionS (mPAs)21 Section 4: ADVAnceD PREPAREDNESS ActionS (APAs) AnD continGencY PlAnninG27 Contingency Planning29 ANNEXES34 Annex 1: Risk Graph35 Annex 2: Generic Risk monitoring indicators for evolving hazards36 Annex
Planning Guidelines for humanitarian Assistance’ as developed in 2001 and updated in 2007. Introduction The primary aim of the ERP approach is to optimise the speed and volume of critical assistance delivered immediately after the onset of a humanitarian emergency. this package provides practical guidance to assist Resident/humanitarian
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