Pandemic PlanningPreparing Business for Pandemic InfluenzaBoston, MassachusettsJune 26, 2006Preparedness & Support Role Of The Federal GovernmentPandemic Flu Preparedness –The DHS Preparedness RoleWorking with HHS On Pandemic Flu Prevention And Preparedness with a Focus Is On The “Healthy” Portion Of The Populous, Not The “Afflicted”Local, State & FederalHelping The Business Community Sustain Vital Services On A Local, State And Federal Level During A Pandemic OutbreakPreparednessTo Be Successful, America’s Pandemic Preparedness Requires An Equal Emphasis On Health And Business PlanningWhat Are The Critical Infrastructure Sectors & Key Resource AreasAgriculture And FoodBanking And FinanceChemical Defense Industrial BaseEmergency ServicesEnergyInformation Technology Commercial FacilitiesDamsGovernment FacilitiesNuclear Reactors, Materials, And WasteCritical Infrastructure SectorsKey Resources Postal And ShippingPublic Health And HealthcareTelecommunicationsTransportation SystemsDrinking Water And Water Treatment SystemsNational Monuments And IconsWhat Is America’s Critical Infrastructure?Financial InstitutionsReal Time CommunicationsATMs/Credit CardsCellular PhonesPagersEmailLandlinesFaxesTelecommunicationsPower For BusinessesLight And Heat For Private HomesPower For Computer SystemsPower For Vital CommunicationPower For Radios And Televisions For Emergency Broadcast SystemElectricityWater for DrinkingSanitary NeedsFirefighting NeedsCrop IrrigationWaterAmerica’s Critical Infrastructure Is The Transparent Network Of Facilities, Systems, And Functions That Americans Rely On Every Day; Some Examples Are:85% Of These Facilities Are Privately Owned/OperatedHow Is DHS Preparing To Sustain Vital Services During A Pandemic?Assessing Pandemic Effects On Critical InfrastructureSupporting Critical Infrastructure Owners/Operators In Developing And Implementing Preparedness Plans Providing Preparedness Planning Information to EmployeesMonitoring Critical Infrastructure And Its Delivery Of Essential Services During A PandemicPrioritizing The Distribution Of Limited ResourcesCritical Infrastructure Impact During A Pandemic Outbreak?WORKFORCE:Potential Extended Employee Absenteeism (30%-50%)ECONOMY:Business Operations ImpededSMALL BUSINESS:Dependent On Large BusinessesLARGE BUSINESS:Dependent On Small BusinessesRESULT:Economy Impacted100% Of Workforce Before An Outbreak30%-50% Of Workforce During An OutbreakDecliningWorkforce ProductivityEvery Community In America Is Critical To The Global EconomyLocalCommunitiesHow Will America’s Communities Be Affected By A Pandemic Outbreak?Community Services May Be Impacted•Refuse Collection May Be Impacted•First Response Times May Be Impeded•Schools May Close For Extended PeriodsNecessities And Utilities May Become Intermittent•Groceries/Drugs May Become Unavailable As Supply Chain Slows•Rolling Brownouts And Blackouts Are Possible•Water Supply May Become Limited•Telephone Service May Become Unavailable Sample Effects Of Quarantine On A Typical Metropolitan CityTypical Large City Has Only Enough Food To Sustain Itself For Less Than A WeekOutgoing/Incoming Mail/Parcel Services/Shipping ImpededIncoming Gasoline, Chlorine, Food Drug Deliveries ImpactedSmall/Medium Manufacturing Businesses Cease/Cut-Back Operations; Lack Of Parts For Autos And Other Durable Goods Stops Production On Assembly LinesAmerica’s Economy ImpactedBusinesses And Communities Should Plan NowPlanning Now Will Help Sustain The Nation’s EconomyCreate Or Update A Continuity Of Operations StrategyFocus On Sustaining Your Essential Operations Under Extreme ConditionsObtain And Reference The Critical Infrastructure Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, Response, And Recovery GuideCross-over Benefit -You Will Be Prepared For Future Issues (Chemical/Biological/Etc.)SustainFocus On Sustaining Your Essential Operations Under Extreme ConditionsBusinesses And Communities Should Plan NowPlanPlanning Now Will Help Sustain The Nation’s EconomyStrategizeCreate Or Update A Continuity Of Operations StrategyPreparedBusiness & Community for Future IssuesAll businesses and communities should obtain and reference The Critical Infrastructure Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, Response, And Recovery Guide to help create a plan:Dhspandemic@dhs.govFY2006 Homeland Security Grant ProgramDHS CoordinationBest Practiceswww.ready.govHow can DHS help your Business and Community?For Further Information:www.pandemicflu.gov