Planning 11
Planning 11 : The process used to develop contingencies in preparation for an event that is likely to occur at some time. Planning includes warning systems, evacuation, relocation of dwellings (e.g., for floods), stores of food and water, temporary shelter, energy, management strategies, disaster drills and exercises, etc. Contingency plans and responses are included in the preparedness in the Interventions, Effects, Outcomes, Benefits, and Costs sense used in this document. There are three types of planning used in anticipation that an event may occur: Strategic planning: preparing the organization to respond to threats in locations that are not specified and not immediately threatened. Contingency planning: planning that is site-specific and recognizes that a disaster could occur at any time. Forward planning: planning that occurs when an event is imminent and some details regarding the threat are known to the crisis manager
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