Lesson 8: Active Planning and Community Stakeholder Meetings: How to _review
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The main goal of Active Planning meetings is to:
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Community Stakeholder Meetings accomplish their goals when:
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Think about holding an Active Planning meeting to identify strengths and gaps in your local emergency plan. Make a list of things that could make the meeting successful. Make a list of things that could make the meeting challenging. How could you use the positives to overcome the challenges?
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Whole community planning is a concept that emphasizes: (choose the best answer)
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During an emergency, disaster or pandemic, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) can be waived:
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Disability inclusion in emergency planning happens best when:
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Most emergency planning and response begins:
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