1. RECOMMENDATION 1
MAKING OF HAZARD PLANNING MAP -
HAZARD PLANNING TO REDUCE RISK
RECOMMENDATIONS
1° Project Goals (Goal 1 and goal 2)
2° Project complementarity (not converging)
3° Project needs: evidence and priorities
4°Integration of risk planning into programs and
planning (comprehensive planning
DISASTER REDUCTION
WHAT WORKS
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My conclusion on
recommendation 1
+ as a participant
to the Grand Paris
Conference -2010-
and through the
reading of the first
recommendation of
APA and FEMA in
the their document
« Hazard Mitigation
Integrating Best
Practices into
Planning »

2. Comprehensive
plan
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[Complementary Goals and Objectives in the Local Hazard
Mitigation Plan and Comprehensive Plan]
Hazard plan

3. RECOMMENDATION 2
CAPITAL BUDGETING
1° Searching for public investment is the sign that the public is
participating in the risk reduction/risk sharing culture.
Borrowing money through banks, taxes, national contributions, financial
leverage of governments, debt financing, ..,.etc.
2°Enforcing development laws (is a sign for roads ahead for safer
community)
3° Best management signs are documented evidence of project risk
reduction advancement through project maps to show to the general public
during consultation processes
4° Forecast budgets: initial investment and follow ups with the various
cash-flows
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4. Project
scope
Project
WBS
No estimate
at this step,
but help
to scale
the project
Assessment
of
financial
needs
per activities
Project
risk
Project
budget
Add costs for
mitigations
To reduce
uncertainties
PROJECT
PLANNING
PROJECT
FINANCE
With project
periods to
define resource
allocations for
first year and
followings
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[Implementing Hazard Mitigation through Government
Expenditures and Development Regulations]

5. HAZARD MITIGATION INTEGRATING BEST PRACTICE INTO PLANNING
For findings and the full of the recommendations for what works, what does
not work and the lessons, see chapter 9, page 131
Editor of the report is James C Schwab, AICP
American Planning Association, Planning Advisory, report number 560.
This report was financially sponsored by Federal Management Emergency
Agency (FEMA) and Department Homeland Security (DHS)
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6. THE END

7. THE END