Partners and stakeholders. As referenced throughout the capabilities, partners and stakeholders refer to the diverse array of groups and individuals that public health agencies should engage to support the preparedness and response needs of the whole community. Many different kinds of communities, including communities of place, interest, belief, and circumstance can exist both geographically and virtually, such as online forums. A whole- community approach attempts to engage the full capacity of the private and nonprofit sectors, including businesses, coalitions, faith-based organizations, disability organizations, and the public, in conjunction with the participation of federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial governmental partners. Preparedness Cycle: A continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising, evaluating, and taking corrective action in an effort to ensure effective coordination during incident response. This cycle is one element of a broader National Preparedness System to prevent, respond to, and recover from natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other disasters. Process Measure: Focuses on the actual operation of a program to help identify progress as well as strengths and weaknesses. Process measures help define the structural and process components of the program and can be applied to document the delivery and improvement of the program. Program Measure: For the purposes of PHEP program evaluation, program measures indicate the level of implementation and improvement of the PHEP program and the impact of the program overall across all PHEP jurisdictions. Program measures are compiled from the individual recipient performance measures to provide an overall measure of PHEP program impact. Public Health First Responders: Defined in U.S. Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 8, the term refers to public health staff or volunteers who, in the early stages of an incident, are responsible for the protection and preservation of life, property, evidence, and the environment; and provide immediate support services during prevention, response, and recovery operations. As the people on the front lines of public health, these responders play a vital role in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from public health emergencies. Situational Awareness: Capturing, analyzing, and interpreting data to inform decision making in a continuous and timely cycle. National health security calls for both routine and incident- related situatio...
Partners and stakeholders. In addition to its Members, CIC has partnered with organisations such as: FAO, UNESCO, UNEP, WOAH, IUCN, IAF, FACE, ELO, CMS, CITES, CEU, CBD. CIC is an active member of the Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management (CPW) along with WOAH.
Partners and stakeholders. PESP and the Union recognize that work with partner organizations and stakeholders is a critical aspect of our organizational mission. PESP and its employees shall approach our partner and stakeholder relationships with respect and democratic principles. PESP recognizes that authentic power- and movement-building among stakeholders is critical for the work we do. As such, PESP shall not contract out bargaining unit work by paying organizations or stakeholders to participate in rallies, protests, and other actions. This language does not preclude PESP from paying for or reimbursing stakeholder travel and other expenses incurred by attendance for investor engagement and other actions for stakeholders and organizations.
Partners and stakeholders. SPC covers more than 30 thematic sectors that are key to Pacific development, with a focus on regional cross-cutting issues identified by its members, including: resilience and climate action, natural resources and biodiversity, food systems, equity, education and social development, sustainable economies and livelihoods, planetary health and transforming institutional effectiveness. To implement this multi-sectoral approach, SPC draws on the skills and capabilities of its members and regional and international partners and facilitates knowledge sharing between countries and territories. Using the evidence and culturally informed approaches, SPC develops and delivers integrated, multi- sectoral solutions to address its members’ needs and regional development priorities.
Partners and stakeholders. Water Is Alive. A Texas non-profit corporation seeking to establish a multifaceted and ongoing community based bioremediation project to clean the waters of the Trinity River Basin and other waters of the world. Groundwork Dallas is an environmental non-profit whose mission is to regenerate, sustain, and improve the Dallas Elm Fork Greenbelt and Great Trinity Forest by developing community-based partnerships that educate and empower people, businesses, and organizations to promote environmental stewardship. This mission is carried on by monitoring the water quality in this location along Joe's Creek. Groundwork Dallas has also organized volunteers to clean up the large household debris in the creek. They are currently active in encouraging local business to pick up litter along the creek. Dallas Zoo, also considering a permit request to participate in the Trinity River Bioremediation Pilot Project for the creek running through the zoo. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, the Senior Director of Conservation is also a member of the Board of Directors of Groundwork Dallas. Potential stakeholders: City of Dallas. Xxxxx Xxxxxx is from the Storm Water Management Water Quality Team and coordinates water quality monitoring and water sampling for the Texas Stream Team. Dallas Water Utilities: Xxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. They could help with chemical analysis of the site. The Joe's Creek location is currently only monitored for bacteria and other values, but not for chemical contamination. Potential funding sources are: Rotary National fish and wildlife, Urban 5 Star Xxxxxx Xxxxx (due in January), Xxxxxxx Foundation (Texas Stream Team), Xxxxxxx and Xxxx Xxxxxxx Foundation, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Park, and The Trinity Parks Conservancy. Consultant Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Founder of The Remediators Incorporated is known for his contribution to the remediation industry as an early commercializer of mycoremediation. A former research consultant to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and well known speaker at Washington based universities on environmental cleanup and restoration, Xxxxxx is involved in a variety of environmentally based projects in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Xxxxxx has proven mycoremediation and phytoremediation methods with projects for the U.S. Navy and EPA Region 9. Other potential stakeholders: TMDL I-Plan stakeholders, parks and developments along the Trinity River, area universities, Texas A&M University, The Dallas County Community College District, area Independent ...
