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* * Pandemic Influenza International Response and Civil-Military Coordination; Exercise Andrew Bates June, 2011 FEMA Higher Education Conference Adapted from Kira Kay - HandswithHands Pan American Health Organization and the World Health Organization Volume #5 International Pandemic Response National/Province/local Response mechanisms Surveillance Containment Response Essential services Regional Response mechanisms Neighbors Borders; People and Commerce Regional assistance organizations; ASEAN, EU, African Union, etc * International Pandemic Response United Nation mechanisms Int’ Health Regulations 2005 UN Cluster model The Big three; WHO, WFP, OCHA FAO, UNHCR, UNICEF, IOM, IFRC One Health and Emerging Infectious Diseases Climate Changes and Population trends * Civil-Military Coordination When does civil-military coordination become a requirement? Whole-of-Government response Complex Emergencies; The long disaster! NGOs and Do No Harm Phased transitions and friction points * * Planning Task Division Information Sharing CMCOORD slide Information Sharing Task Division Planning Command Control Relief Recovery Transitions during Civil-Military Responses Foreign Military and Civil Defence Assets International Civilian Relief Local/National Response incl. military Time Need for Assistance Essential Services Exercise Eight Critical Infrastructure Sectors Food/Agriculture Water/Sanitation Transportation Telecommunications Rule of Law Defense Healthcare/Public Health Banking/Credit Power/Electricity * * Learning objectives You will be able to: Define what is meant by mass graves Explain the role of the community and military in mass graves situations Define the legal, social, and psychological impacts Determine planning initiatives Mortuary Affairs * Disaster Response Priorities Authorities must look for and care for the living first Secondly; the authorities must restore essential services to support the living; Power, Water, Food, transportation,