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Alberta disaster assistance guidelines [2017]

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In the event of a disaster, the Government of Alberta can provide financial assistance to individuals, small businesses (including farming operations) and not-for-profit organizations,... More ≫

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In the event of a disaster, the Government of Alberta can provide financial assistance to individuals, small businesses (including farming operations) and not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and government departments through a Disaster Recovery Program (DRP) administered by the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA). The Alberta Disaster Assistance Guidelines support the administration of the province’s DRP, which is designed, developed and delivered to provide financial assistance for uninsurable loss and damage caused by disasters and emergencies.

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Alberta’s ethical framework for responding to pandemic influenza

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The Framework is a resource to help planners and strategic policymakers from Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) consider ethical... More ≫

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The Framework is a resource to help planners and strategic policymakers from Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) consider ethical implications of the choices they face. It provides a widely recognized, consistent set of principles to work through and outlines a transparent and understandable process to assess the potential choices. This framework can be used to assist in making decisions on common pandemic influenza-related ethical dilemmas such as vaccine priority decisions, compensation for health care workers, antiviral prioritization and many others.

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Dangerous goods incident support plan 2015

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The purpose of the Dangerous Goods Incident Support Plan is to ensure the safety of persons, property and the environment whenever a dangerous goods incident occurs on Alberta’s transportation network. More ≫

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The purpose of the Dangerous Goods Incident Support Plan is to ensure the safety of persons, property and the environment whenever a dangerous goods incident occurs on Alberta’s transportation network.

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Business continuity guide [2014]

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This guide is intended to be used as a resource document for Government of Alberta departments in the development of business continuity plans, to enable them to expeditiously resume essential... More ≫

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This guide is intended to be used as a resource document for Government of Alberta departments in the development of business continuity plans, to enable them to expeditiously resume essential government services in the face of business continuity disruptions.

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Alberta’s pandemic influenza plan

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Alberta’s Pandemic Influenza Plan (APIP) is a provincial strategic plan jointly developed by Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services (AHS), and the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) to... More ≫

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Alberta’s Pandemic Influenza Plan (APIP) is a provincial strategic plan jointly developed by Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services (AHS), and the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) to guide response and recovery, with an emphasis on how these organizations work together. Pandemic influenza planning and preparedness activities are equally important and are incorporated into all-hazards planning as a continuing part of the emergency management cycle.

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Disruptive incident reporting guide

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Government departments are required to report business disruptions to the Alberta Emergency Management Agency in order to mobilize Agency support for a possible response and so that archival... More ≫

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Government departments are required to report business disruptions to the Alberta Emergency Management Agency in order to mobilize Agency support for a possible response and so that archival records can track hazards and frequency trends. This document outlines when to report disruptive incidents as minor, moderate or major, and the actions to be taken based on the level of classification for the incident. Includes a template for a disruptive incident report.

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Business continuity guide [2007]

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This guide has been prepared by the Business Continuity Planning Section of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency. It has been designed to provide a practical step-by-step guide for developing... More ≫

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This guide has been prepared by the Business Continuity Planning Section of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency. It has been designed to provide a practical step-by-step guide for developing comprehensive business resumption and continuity procedures. Consideration has been given to the development to two components: the business continuity plan and ability to activate and implement the plan.

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Business resumption guide

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The Business Resumption Guide was designed to provide a practical step-by-step guide for developing comprehensive business resumption procedures. Consideration has been given to the development of... More ≫

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The Business Resumption Guide was designed to provide a practical step-by-step guide for developing comprehensive business resumption procedures. Consideration has been given to the development of two components: the business resumption plan, and ability to activate and implement the plan.

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