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SUMMARY:Managing competing pressures in planning for disruptions
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DESCRIPTION:Why do some emergency plans succeed while others struggle whe
 n tested?\nPlanning is central to preparing for disruptions\, yet tradit
 ional approaches often narrowly focus on compliance\, templates\, and pr
 escriptive processes.\n\nSocietal pressures and needs shape how planning
  actually happens during a disruption and should be better integrated in
 to our thinking and practice to improve planning effectiveness. \n\nThis
  webinar will introduce the Competing Pressures Paradigm\, a model desig
 ned to help resilience practitioners identify\, understand\, and proacti
 vely manage the competing pressures that influence planning effectivenes
 s. We will explore how the model can:  \n\n- Deepen understanding of the
  societal aspects of planning for disruptions\n- Inform training and pra
 ctice by recognising and navigating competing pressures\n- Strengthen pr
 eparedness by improving planning efficacy and outcomes\n\nJoin our speak
 er\, Tony McAleavy\, who will draw on his experience as a practitioner a
 nd academic to explore a new perspective on preparing for disruptions th
 at can make emergency planning more effective.\n
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