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Resilience Reflections: Insights and Guidance for Effective Emergency Planning

Explore the evolution of emergency planning and resilience in Newcastle City Council, with historical context, key changes, and lessons learned since 2004. Reflect on national reviews like the Pitt report, challenges faced, and ways to enhance support and utilization of existing guidance. Delve into personal narratives emphasizing the human element in emergency response and the importance of continuous learning and improvement. Conclude with a call to action to maximize the use of available resources and focus on practical implementation.

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Resilience Reflections: Insights and Guidance for Effective Emergency Planning

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  1. Reflections on Resilience Helen Hinds Newcastle City Council and Emergency Planning Society

  2. Some of our History

  3. Guidance Game Name some guidance How many national enquiries or reviews (e.g. Pitt) have taken place since 2004? Name some changes to the CCA since 2004 (e.g. removal of the regional tier)? When was the last time you responded to a consultation document?

  4. Question If you could do one thing better within resilience, what would it be? What support would you need to do this? How can we make better use of the guidance we have?

  5. So what have I learnt?

  6. What do you see?

  7. What do I see? “At first they looked at us as statistics but now they do look on us as people” “it was lovely…it was our home” “I have not slept for weeks” “Nobody told me what is normal to feel”

  8. What did we really learn?

  9. Why do we do our jobs?

  10. Conclusions Use what we have better Question How not Why! Don’t be afraid of going back to the instructions

  11. Thank you Questions

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