Incident management provides processes for categorizing, ordering, dispatching, tracking and recovering resources; to ensure readiness a standardized, comprehensive database of resources and protocols to access, use and demobilize them should be in place before the incident; additional expertise and resources to consider include human resources, logistics and administrative support for a sustained response, scientific support such as environmental monitoring, registration and inquiry, clothing, shelter and food, transportation, energy supply, pollutant spill response, drinking water, health services including psychosocial support, worker health and safety, and extraordinary expenditures and compensation; the organization should also consider arrangements with volunteer organizations and with local authorities to host evacuees.
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