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RECOVERY SUPPORT FUNCTION LEADERSHIP GROUP

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The Recovery Support Function Leadership Group (RSFLG) is made up of multiple
departments and agencies across the federal government that work together to
help communities recover from a disaster. The RSFLG allows federal agencies to
coordinate disaster recovery work under the National Disaster Recovery Framework
(NDRF) across the six Recovery Support Functions in order to provide communities
with unified federal assistance as quickly and effectively as possible.

As part of the RSFLG, the Program Management Office (PMO) tracks disaster
funding and outcomes across the federal interagency partners for the largest
disasters from 2017 - 2019, including Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, Florence
and Michael, and the 2017 and 2018 California wildfires. The PMO provides
accountability and transparency, enhances coordination and collaboration, and
facilitates outcome driven recovery across the federal government.

Responsibilities

Composition

Accomplishments


RSFLG RESPONSIBILITIES

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The Recovery Support Function Leadership Group (RSFLG) strives to improve the
effectiveness and unity of effort of coordinated Federal Recovery
responsibilities, as well as to resolve operational, resource, and policy issues
related to interagency recovery actions at the national level. This is
accomplished through the engagement of interagency leadership in a forum
designated for the exchange of relevant information, associated planning and
exercises, and decision making.


COMPOSITION OF THE RSFLG

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RSFLG representatives include federal department and agency senior officials who
can speak authoritatively on behalf of their organizations and represent each
NDRF coordinating, primary, and supporting Federal agency or national
Non-Profit; Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Headquarters and Regional
offices (Regional Administrators and Federal Disaster Recovery Officers); and
selected other Federal departments and agencies as designated by the RSFLG
Chair.


MEMBERSHIP

Membership consists of the coordinating, primary and supporting federal
Departments and Agencies (D/A) and national Non-Profit Organizations for each of
the six RSFs; other organizations may be designated by the RSFLG Chair.
Membership also includes FEMA Regional Administrators and Federal Disaster
Recovery Officers (FDRO).

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KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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The following provides a sample of the endeavors and activities of the RSFLG and
its members.

 * Creation and operation of the RSFLG Program Management Office to track
   state-level supplemental disaster obligations and expenditures for 2017-2019
   disasters, plus non-COVID FEMA, SBA and HUD dedicated disaster funding from
   2017 to present.
 * Creation and Publication of several COVID-19 Resource Roadmaps
 * Roadmap to Federal Resources for Disaster Recovery
 * Recovery and Resilience Resource Library
 * CPCB Community Recovery Management Toolkit


DISASTER FUNDING FOR 2017 - 2019 DISASTERS

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See how over $139 billion provided by Congress for disasters that occurred
between 2017 and 2019 is being spent.

See 2017-2019 Disaster Spending


STATE-LEVEL VIEW

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Check out the State Profile pages to see the data on where federal funding is
helping states and territories recover from disasters.

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RECOVERY CORE CAPABILITIES

Core capabilities are the distinct elements needed to achieve the National
Preparedness Goal. The National Disaster Recovery Framework describes each of
its eight core capabilities and lists critical tasks for each one. The
capabilities, with critical task examples, are listed below.

 * Planning. Convene the core of an inclusive whole community planning team,
   identified pre-disaster, which will oversee disaster recovery planning
   process and activities to reduce recovery risk and increase resilience.
 * Public Information and Warning. Manage expectations through clarity,
   accuracy, and transparency.
 * Operational Coordination. Lead, coordinate, and drive the recovery process.
 * Economic Recovery. Share, aggregate, and integrate economic impact data to
   assess economic issues and identify potential inhibitors to fostering
   stabilization of the affected communities.
 * Health and Social Services. Identify affected populations, groups, and key
   partners in recovery.
 * Housing. Assess preliminary housing impacts and pre- and post-disaster needs,
   identify available options for temporary housing, and support the local
   development of the plan for permanent housing.
 * Infrastructure Systems. Facilitate the restoration of and sustain essential
   services (public and private) to maintain community functionality.
 * Natural and Cultural Resources. Implement measures to protect and stabilize
   records and culturally significant documents, objects, and structures.


RESOURCES

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 * Community Recovery Management Toolkit (CRMT)
 * DisasterAssistance.gov
 * DisasterAssistance.gov - Other Recovery Help
 * FEMA Declared Disasters
 * Grants.gov
 * USAspending.gov

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Last updated September 8, 2022
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