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Preparedness

Preparedness as a permanent national capability.

Readiness must exist before the emergency. FARO builds, manages and maintains national preparedness as a continuous, operational capability — ensuring the functional continuity of essential systems in every scenario.

What would it take to support a large population within the required response window?

  • 01Defined operational scenarios
  • 02Pre-planned capacity and infrastructure
  • 03Strategic reserves in place
  • 04Deployment frameworks ready to activate
  • 05Trained personnel and supplier networks
  • 06Continuous maintenance and readiness management
01

National Preparedness Planning

Defining scenarios, capacity and operational requirements before an emergency occurs.

Risk scenariosPopulation and capacity requirementsOperational needsService levelsResponse timesRegional deploymentPrioritizationImplementation models
02

Strategic Reserves

Pre-positioned infrastructure, matched to operational scenarios and continuously managed for deployment readiness.

National reservesMunicipal reservesPre-positioned systemsRequired quantitiesAvailability managementReadiness for deploymentCapacity matched to operational scenarios
03

Readiness Management

Continuous maintenance, testing and tracking to ensure every system is ready when required.

MaintenanceInspectionsTestingInventory managementRefresh cyclesOperational readinessAvailability trackingDocumentation
04

Deployment Assurance

A stored system is not enough. The complete deployment capability must be ready.

TransportationPersonnelInstallation equipmentSupplier networksMobilization processesFramework agreementsDeployment procedures
05

Municipal Resilience

Local preparedness, regional infrastructure and coordination with national systems.

Local preparednessRegional infrastructurePopulation supportMunicipal continuityLocal deployment capacityCoordination with national systems
06

Institutional Frameworks

Framework agreements and approved mechanisms enabling rapid activation without delay.

Framework agreementsMulti-year agreementsApproved mechanismsActivation proceduresMaintenance agreementsContinuity of engagement

Readiness Tested in Practice

FARO's readiness principles are grounded in practical experience within national systems: capacity planning, reserve management, maintenance, availability, logistics and rapid transition from routine readiness to active deployment.

Preparedness must exist before the emergency.

Build permanent preparedness capability.

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