1400 word

Preplanning with all stakeholders is a key element in successful long-term recovery following a disaster. Understanding the potential types of debris that may follow an event is integral to planning for how it may be transported, where it will be stored, and how it will ultimately be removed from the community. This type of planning is important because it can be time consuming, expensive, and possibly dangerous to health and the environment.

Choose a case study of a disaster that occurred within the past 5 years, with adequate research material prepared to support your positions. (You can use the Library, academic papers, trade journal articles, or credible news sources.)

Write a 1,400- to 1,750-word essay documenting the selected disaster.

Include the following components in your essay:

• An operational analysis describing the following components:
  • Describe the various elements of the disaster recovery process in the disaster you chose to research. In the textbook, refer to Reference Box 4.3: Debris Management Planning Checklist as a guide.
  • Describe the roles and responsibilities of the different typical and atypical partners in the disaster recovery process.
  • Identify various agencies, departments, companies, or organizations and what the general responsibilities would be in short-term and long-term disaster recovery planning.
  • Give specific examples from the case study to demonstrate how short-term and long-term disaster recovery planning was accomplished, or how it left a gap in the planning process.
  • A sustainable approach  with consideration to the following:
  • Quality of life
  • Economic viability
  • Social equity
  • Environmental quality
  • Disaster resilience
• A summary of the ethical aspects of disaster recovery:
  • What are the ethical issues in the case study that you selected?  How would you address these issues? Explain what could have been done to prevent these issues from occurring.