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Session 30 1 Factors in Assessing Risk Mitigation Actions • Impact reducing the identified risks and vulnerabilities in the community • Probability that each action will be implemented • Funding and leveraging of resources necessary to implement each options

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Session 30 1

Factors in Assessing Risk Mitigation Actions

• Impact reducing the identified risks and vulnerabilities in the community

• Probability that each action will be implemented

• Funding and leveraging of resources necessary to implement each options

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Categories of Risk Mitigation Options

• Prevention

• Property Protection

• Public Awareness and Education

• Natural Resource Protection

• Emergency Services

• Structural Projects

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Factors in Assessing Risk Reduction

• Reduced number of deaths and injuries

• Reduced property damage

• Reduced economic loss

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Reduce Number of Deaths and Injuries

• Prevention: Restrict where people live• Property Protection: Restrict development in high risk

areas• Public Awareness and Education: Educate public how to

live safely• Natural Resource Protection: Healthy environment

reduces severity of events• Emergency Services: Search and rescue and swift water

rescue• Structural Projects: Flood control structures and tornado

Safe Rooms

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Reduce Property Damage

• Prevention: National Flood Insurance Program• Property Protection: Acquire and relocate structures in

high risk areas• Public Awareness and Education: Communications

strategies• Natural Resource Protection: Wetlands soak up flood

water and forests prevent landslides• Emergency Services: Protect critical infrastructure• Structural Projects: Dams, levees, dikes and berms

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Reduce Economic Loss

• Diversify local economy

• Teach small businesses to adapt

• Introduce entrepreneurial training in school curriculums

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Factors for Probability of Implementation

• Political Support

• Public Support

• Support of Business Community

• Support from Community and Non-Profits Groups

• Cost

• Short-term versus Long-term benefits

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Factors for Funding and Leveraging of Resources

• Local funding source

• State funding sources

• Federal funding sources

• Private sector and Foundations

• Leveraging resources

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Consensus Building and Planning Process Elements

• Establish a Planning Committee comprised of stakeholders

• Identification of risk

• Identification and assessment of risk mitigation options

• Public involvement

• Monitor and Review

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Factors for Prioritizing Risk Mitigation Options

• Ease of Implementation

• Multi-Objective Actions

• Time

• Post-Disaster Mitigation

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Methods for Ranking Alternative Actions

• Multi-voting

• Numerical ranking

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