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Whole Community Planning, Resilience, and Social Media Use: 3 Major Trends in Disaster Management By Dana Loveday 09/13/2015

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Whole community planning, resilience, and social media use: 3 major trends in disaster management

Whole Community Planning, Resilience, and Social Media Use: 3 Major Trends in Disaster Management

By Dana Loveday09/13/2015

Endorsed by the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA)

In Alignment with Presidential Policy Directive 8 (PPD8): National PreparednessEvaluating the Importance of Whole Community Planning

Explaining Whole Community Planning

Understanding and meeting the needs of the whole community

Engaging and empowering all parts of the community

Strengthening what works well in the communities on a daily basisHow Whole community planning affects current industry thinking and practices

Endorsed by the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA)

In Alignment with Presidential Policy Directive 8 (PPD8): National PreparednessEvaluating the Importance of Resilience

Explaining Resilience

How Resilience affects current industry thinking and practices

Evaluating the Importance of Social Media Use

Increase in societys use of social media

Various ways in which social media can be used

Successes of social media use in recent disasters

Explaining Social Media Use

How Social Media Use affects current industry thinking and practices

Conclusion

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