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“[[Risk Communication|Risk communication]] with stakeholders and owners is important in order to be successful. Risk communication and stakeholder participation should ensure that (1) responsible and affected stakeholders will be partners and be afforded the opportunity to participate in decisions that affect them and (2) communications regarding potential inundation hazard, consequences, and shared solutions will be open, transparent, and understandable."<ref name="P-1025">[[Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (FEMA P-1025) | FEMA P-1025 Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management, FEMA, 2015]]</ref> | |||
"There may be multiple levels of stakeholders that will be impacted by risks at a given dam or that could be impacted by the risk at another dam upstream or downstream of the given dam. Impacts may be related to new or updated risk estimates at a given dam or may be related to a change in operations (or expected releases for a given magnitude flood). These potential impacts may need to be shared with dam or facility operators, owners, or the regulators who oversee the | "There may be multiple levels of stakeholders that will be impacted by risks at a given dam or that could be impacted by the risk at another dam upstream or downstream of the given dam. Impacts may be related to new or updated risk estimates at a given dam or may be related to a change in operations (or expected releases for a given magnitude flood). These potential impacts may need to be shared with dam or facility operators, owners, or the regulators who oversee the | ||
facilities."<ref name="P-1025"/> | facilities."<ref name="P-1025"/> | ||
"Local emergency management authorities are key stakeholders in dam risk management. Effective communication of dam risks with emergency management authorities responsible for responses and evacuation actions is essential. Effective risk communication should provide timely and best available information to facilitate the development of response plans and risk | "Local [[Emergency Management|emergency management]] authorities are key stakeholders in dam [[Risk Management|risk management]]. Effective communication of dam risks with emergency management authorities responsible for responses and evacuation actions is essential. Effective risk communication should provide timely and best available information to facilitate the development of response plans and risk mitigation strategies.” <ref name="P-1025"/> | ||
==Best Practices Resources== | ==Best Practices Resources== | ||
Revision as of 21:44, 9 December 2022
“Risk communication with stakeholders and owners is important in order to be successful. Risk communication and stakeholder participation should ensure that (1) responsible and affected stakeholders will be partners and be afforded the opportunity to participate in decisions that affect them and (2) communications regarding potential inundation hazard, consequences, and shared solutions will be open, transparent, and understandable."[1]
"There may be multiple levels of stakeholders that will be impacted by risks at a given dam or that could be impacted by the risk at another dam upstream or downstream of the given dam. Impacts may be related to new or updated risk estimates at a given dam or may be related to a change in operations (or expected releases for a given magnitude flood). These potential impacts may need to be shared with dam or facility operators, owners, or the regulators who oversee the facilities."[1]
"Local emergency management authorities are key stakeholders in dam risk management. Effective communication of dam risks with emergency management authorities responsible for responses and evacuation actions is essential. Effective risk communication should provide timely and best available information to facilitate the development of response plans and risk mitigation strategies.” [1]
Best Practices Resources
Federal Guidelines for Dam Safety Risk Management (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
Dam and Levee Safety: Using Risk-Informed Decision Making (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
A Guide to Public Alerts and Warnings for Dam and Levee Emergencies (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
Trainings
On-Demand Webinar: Risk Communication for Dams
On-Demand Webinar: How to Communicate Effectively in Any Situation
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Revision ID: 5134
Revision Date: 12/09/2022