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Resilience Planning

Collaborating with infrastructure stakeholders at all levels to create solutions that enhance critical infrastructure security and resilience.
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Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, Resilience Services

CISA's Resilience Planning guidance and services support federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government officials and infrastructure owners and operators in planning, designing, and implementing solutions that enhance the security and resilience of critical infrastructure against a variety of threats.

Overview

Resilience Planning guidance and services indorse an interdisciplinary and partnership-based approach to incorporating resilience strategies and policies into all phases of critical infrastructure planning, design, construction, and maintenance. This holistic approach helps public and private owners and operators, and state, local, tribal, and territorial planners and policy makers effectively prioritize and integrate resilience measures into policies, plans, designs, and operational procedures.  


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Infrastructure Resilience Planning Framework (IRPF)

The IRPF is step-by-step planning guidance and resources to inform long-term planning and investment decisions. The IRPF encourages partnering with local governments, planners, and the private sector to enhance the understanding of and planning for infrastructure resilience.

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IRPF Playbook

The IRPF Playbook is a ‘how-to’ guide to assist stakeholders in executing IRPF guidance to incorporate infrastructure resilience into planning so that communities can become more secure and resilient in the face of multiple threats and changes. 

IRPF Launchpoint

The IRPF Launchpoint is a self-appraisal tool designed to point prospective Infrastructure Resilience Planning Framework (IRPF) users to IRPF guidance, resources, and templates most relevant to their interests and needs.

Infrastructure Dependency Primer

The Infrastructure Dependency Primer (IDP) is a general, web-based resource for understanding critical infrastructure systems, upstream & downstream dependencies, stakeholder involvement in planning, and resilience solutions.

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IRPF Case Studies

IRPF Application to Hazard Mitigation Planning

This case study highlights use of IRPF guidance and resources by a regional planning and development organization during an update to the region’s local Hazard Mitigation Plan.

IRPF Application to Regional Water & Wastewater Planning

This case study highlights use of IRPF resources to regionally assess and identify solutions to critical water and wastewater system risks.

IRPF Application to Federal Grants

This case study highlights how outcomes of using the IRPF can enhance grant applications and assist in overcoming obstacles to obtaining funding.

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Hazard & Infrastructure Planning Guides

CISA's Hazard Guides provide state, local, tribal, territorial and regional planners with information and reference resources to support them in identifying, understanding, and planning for hazard risks to interconnected critical infrastructure systems to build resilience.

Drought Guide

The Drought & Infrastructure: A Planning Guide (Drought Guide) was developed for localities and infrastructure owners and operators as a quick guide to drought forecasts and to consider how drought can affect infrastructure operations.

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Recovery Support

As resources allow, CISA's Service Delivery Branch can provide critical infrastructure resilience planning advisory support to states, tribes, territories, and localities in coordination with lead federal agencies and CISA Regions during declared disaster recovery efforts.

Contact

For questions or more information about Resilience Planning, contact us at Resilience_Planning@cisa.dhs.gov.

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Topics: Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience, Resilience Services
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