Sentence examples for Preparedness strategy from inspiring English sources

The most user-friendly disaster preparedness strategy is the Bee Prepared: Go Bags concept created by mother and activist Michelle Manning Barish.

Thus, any genuine "preparedness" strategy must include averting those eventualities for which preparation is impossible.

Malawi's government said it was working on a disaster preparedness strategy.

"We're a long way away from seeing this vaccine being part of the pandemic preparedness strategy for governments, but it's welcome news and likely to be a step in the right direction," he said.

Prior to its upgrading, New Rest informal settlement was included in the DRMC's list of high-risk settlements appearing in the City of Cape Town's winter preparedness strategy as recently as 2009 (Ziervogel and Smit 2009).

This is really the first time we've tried to pull together an all-government preparedness strategy for dealing with this very serious natural disaster".

Although it is reasonable to prepare for the outbreak of "emerging and re-emerging" infectious diseases, it is folly to rely mainly on preparedness strategies.

Although the Department of Homeland Security has encouraged states and cities to file emergency preparedness strategies it has not set strict standards for evacuation plans.

Using a qualitative multiple case study design, we comprehensively examined practices of these populations to stay cool during hot weather ("cooling behaviors") in four U.S. cities with documented racial/ethnic and socio-economic disparities and diverse heat preparedness strategies: Phoenix, Arizona Detroit, Michigan New York City, New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniania.

But the disaster-prone nation – which sees up to 20 typhoons a year – was spared from the extreme death and devastation of last year's typhoon Haiyan, which killed over 6,000 people and displaced around 4 million, thanks to evacuation and national preparedness strategies that saw aid and government agencies deliver provisions and supplies ahead of the storm.

Such data would be useful for predicting not only the scale of interventions required but also the geographical areas on which to focus control efforts and preparedness strategies.