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The BCP Generator - The Intelligent Template www.securityauditor.net/bcp-generator/ Having developed the business continuity plan, it is sensible to perform an audit... not just initially, but at regular intervals. This helps ensure that it remains current, and that it stands up to rigorous examination. Contingency Planning and Business Continuity World: Business Impact Analysis http://www.business-continuity-world.com/bia.htm Where to find contingency planning & business continuity solutions The GS Jay Companies, Facility Services Consulting http://www.gsjayco.com/gsjayconsulting/fmservices_02 Business Continuity Planning: Define Risk and Vulnerability Issues, Develop Prevention Programs, Plan Response Programs, Train Personnel, Contingency Planning, Emergency Preparedness, Disaster Recovery Contingency Planning & Management Magazine -Free Subscription www.contingencyplanning.com/ US Environmental Protection Agency http://www.epa.gov FEMA - Emergency Training www.fema.gov The Emergency management Institute provides Independent Study Courses on disaster preparedness, disaster assistance, and hazardous materials are available for the general public from the Emergency Management Institute, at no cost. Special seminars, workshops, and broadcasts are offered at no cost via satellite as part of FEMA's Emergency Education Network, called EENET. California OES http://www.oes.ca.gov/ The Office of Emergency Services provides both help in preplanning for emergencies and for actual assistance during emergencies. DANR Guide to Disaster Preparedness http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/vetext/INF-DI_DANRGuide.html From the Veterinary Med School at UC Davis, the guide is intended as an overview of community animal care needs during a disaster. It includes selected information, animal care procedures and emergency-related forms that show many types of disaster preparedness activities in which individuals and groups can become involved at the local level. Animal Disaster Preparedness - CDFA http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/ah/disaster_preparedness.htm California Department of food and Agriculture: "Between 1993 and 1998 there were at least nine major disasters in the State of California, including three major floods, three fires, two winter storms, and one major earthquake. In such disasters, the first priorities for the use of state resources is the protection of life, property, and the environment. In the past, this has not included a coordinated response for the evacuation, care, and sheltering of animals. Although the protection of human life is appropriately the highest priority in disasters, recent disaster experiences and follow-up research has shown that proper preparation and effective coordination of animal issues will enhance the ability of emergency personnel to protect citizens and their property." There are additional informational links at: http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/ah/disaster_planning_info_links.htm Community Preparedness Web Site Project http://www.preparenow.org/ Prepare Now was developed to provide free preparedness resources to nonprofits serving special-needs and high-risk clients.The majority of the information included here was developed by community-based organizations in areas affected by the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Northern California. There is exceptionally useful information in 9 languages. For agencies, there is a short plan on how to Write An Agency Disaster Plan in Six Weeks. EDEN http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/eden/ Extension Disaster Education Network, is a collaborative multi-state effort by Extension Services across the country to reduce the impact of disasters. Extension Disaster handbook http://disaster.ifas.ufl.edu/ The Disaster Handbook Web is a Cooperative Extension effort. It covers disasters of all types and is a really, really excellent resource. There is also a plain text version. United States Postal Service http://www.usps.com/news/2001/press/mailsecurity/america.htm Security of the Mail for the Public Centers for Disease Control and Prevention http://www.cdc.gov/ Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response
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