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      • Preparation & Implementation - ECB Simulation #1
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      • If You Must Run an Abridged Version
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      • Annex 2: A Facilitation Primer
      • Annex 3: Using Small Groups
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EPR Systems Review

The EPRS systems review examines how the country office and partners currently approach EPR planning and implementation:

  • Preparedness efforts: Are there ongoing preparedness planning / contingency planning efforts?
  • Response policies & procedures: What particular policies & procedures should be tested by the simulation?
  • Documentation: What key preparedness planning and operations planning documents should the simulation use (e.g. agency contingency planning formats, standard sitrep formats, emergency project proposal & budget templates, etc.)?
  • Technical areas: What key sectors, logistics, communications, or other technical areas of concern to the country office should the simulation address?
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