Examples of Recovery activity in a sentence
Recovery activity is currently being carried out ‘in shadow’ whilst the Council remains in the response phase (albeit it is running parallel to that work).
Recovery activity can be defined as the process of following up with the customer whose loan EMI becomes overdue.
Recovery activity now forms the major phase of the Councils activity on Covid-19 and this is reflected in the updated Service Plans that were agreed by Cabinet in July 2020.
He said that there had been differences of professional opinion between them.
Health emergency coverage DHBs are responsible for meeting their legislative obligations under the CDEM Act 2002 and Plan Order 2015, leading local health Reduction, Readiness, Response and Recovery activity across health providers.
Sometimes a Transcription/Media Migration should be pursued, in order to transcribe historical media to ready readable format (DLT, LTO, EXABYTE) and to allow decommissioning of original mission-specific hardware and software applications.This recommendation is useful for the Gap Recovery activity (foreseen in Step 3) and to complete a Reprocessing Campaign.
Recovery activity continues however, still centred on providing help, support, and guidance to Departments in areas of HR, wellbeing, and finance in response to the rapidly changing environment and government announcements.
HUD has allowed CDBG-DR funds to be used as matching funds for other federal programs when used to carry out an eligible CDBG Disaster Recovery activity, including those funded by FEMA.
Gene Doyle, Show Silent Auction Co-Chair 408-605-9457, Text or call.Nancy Hood, Show Silent Auction Co-Chair 916-547-9997 cellANNUAL RRR SHOWThis year, RRR is taking a big step forward and holding our annual show over the first weekend in August.
Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Recovery activity centers on the appropriate use of volunteers and donated goods in times of disaster in Mississippi, and the effective coordination of federal, state and local resources as available to ensure successful long-term recovery of Mississippians affected by disaster.