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From Assessment to Action Plans

This project aims to enhance the Universal Planning Cycle for Community-based Coastal Resilience (CCR) by improving assessment, problem identification, prioritization, and implementation of action plans. It includes steps such as validating findings, conducting problem identification discussions, and defining actions, responsible parties, resources, and timelines.

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From Assessment to Action Plans

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  1. From Assessment to Action Plans Jedsada Taweekan Project Coordinator Asian Disaster Preparedness Center jedsada@adpc.net

  2. Universal Planning Cycle • Assessment • Identify Problems • Prioritize • Monitoring & Evaluation • Long Term Programs • Incident Response Events • Planning • Long Term (Preparedness & Mitigation) Normal Action • Implementation • On-Going Programs • Incident Response Incident

  3. Universal Planning CycleCCR Enhancement • Assessment • Identify Problems • Prioritize • CCR Assessment Results • Monitoring & Evaluation • Long Term Programs+ CCR Elements • Incident Response Events+ CCR Elements • Planning • Long Term (Mitigation)+ CCR Plans • Contingency (Response)+ CCR Plans • Implementation • On-Going Programs • + CCR Tools & Actions • Incident Response • + CCR Tools & Actions Long Term Contingency

  4. Steps to CCR Action Plans (1) • Report Back to Community • Validate Findings and Inform Community • Fill gaps • Correct as needed • Brainstorm Next Steps (Action Plan “Lite” or Concept, Recommendations, More?) • Conduct Problem Identification Discussion • What issues of resilience emerge from findings? • In open forum? • With relevant community committees? • Within your organization?

  5. Steps to CCR Action Plans (2) • Easiest to solve quickly, cheaply • Most likely to create positive chain of progress • Addresses most vulnerable populations • Helps the most people, diverse groups • Has an immediate source of assistance • Have familiar or proven tools to address • Most related to coastal resource management • Helps to integrate multiple domains

  6. Steps to CCR Action Plans (3) • Drafting Action Plans (or Concepts “Lite”) • Define Context of other Programs • Define Actions (short, med, long term) • Define Responsible Parties • Define Resources Available & Budgets • Define Time Lines and Key Events • Define Work Plan (Implementation Plan) • Socialize, Get commitments

  7. Steps to CCR Action Plans (4) • Finalize Commitment • Find a partner to develop joint action plan • Create and submit a proposal and further develop or implement an Action Plan • Internalize or Refine CCR in your organization *****

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