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The tool consists of a set of key performance indicators and performance measures (‘capability criteria’) against which organizations can assess themselves or be externally assessed. Indicators span the 4Rs and are organized in a framework based on the National CDEM Strategy. There are six main sections - four based on the four goals of the National CDEM Strategy, and two 'enabler' sections.

The CDEM Capability Assessment Tool is a self-assessment tool for any organization involved in civil defense emergency management to assess its capability to manage emergencies.
The assessment tool is a set of nationally consistent performance indicators and measures. Its structure is based on the National CDEM Strategy, and essentially covers the '4Rs' of emergency management (reduction, readiness, response and recovery) as well as issues of governance, management, administration, and organizational resilience.

Supported Use Cases

Evaluation of emergency management of a country

When a civil defense emergency has recently occurred in a country the CDEM Capability Assessment Tool can be useful for gathering feedback whether the goals of

  • increasing community awareness, understanding, preparedness and participation in CDEM
  • reducing the risks from hazards
  • enhancing the country’s capability to manage civil defense emergencies and
  • enhancing the country’s capability to recover from civil defense emergencies

have been reached or if there is still room for improvement.

Related CM functions

Addressed hazards
Innovation stage
Readiness
Crisis Cycle Phase
Crisis size
Illustrations

 

 

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