Response Doctrine (NSF)
Response Doctrine (NSF) : Key Principles: (DHS, Introducing the NRF, 2007, p. 4) Engaged Partnerships. Leaders at all levels must communicate and actively support engaged partnerships to develop shared goals and align capabilities so that none allows the other to be overwhelmed in times of crisis. Tiered Response. Incidents must be managed at the lowest possible jurisdictional level and supported by additional response capabilities when needed. Scalable, Flexible and Adaptable Operational Capabilities. As incidents change in size, scope and complexity, the response must adapt to meet requirements. Unity of Effort Through Unified Command. Effective unified command is indispensable to all response activities and requires clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities of each participating organization. Readiness To Act. Effective incident response requires readiness to act balanced with an understanding of risk. From individuals, families and communities to local, State and Federal agencies, national response depends on the instinct and ability to act
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