1 Measuring Community Recovery: Developing Healthy Community Recovery Indicators 5th Annual Meeting Presentation Jennifer Horney, PhD, MPH, CPH Phil Berke, PhD Gavin Smith, PhD Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 2 Project Overview Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 3 Phase 1 • Literature review (Dec 2012 – February 2013) • Indicators checklist draft (March 2013 – May 2013) • Quantify and validate indicators with 2 community case study (June 2013 – August 2013) Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 4 Phase 2 • Phase 2 Milestones* – Revised indicators, including data requirements and with input from key informants and other stakeholders. – Crosswalk of indicator interdependencies – Practitioner report documenting post-disaster recovery in a broader set of communities (multi-state, multi-hazard). *Subject to FY14 Funding Availability Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 5 Phase 3 • Phase 3 Milestones* – Collect primary data collected on each indicator in real time during the post-disaster recovery period – Develop final, validated list of indicators in eight Core Capabilities, including: • Recommended and validated metrics • Crosswalk of interdependence between indicators • Proposed weighting or ranking to be used in calculating the quality of recovery in communities *Subject to FY14 Funding Availability Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 6 Project Relevance • Recovery a key capability • Develop measurable recovery indicators • Link good recovery to future resiliency Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 7 Project Outcomes / Products • Phase 1 – Literature review report – Indicator’s checklist – Case study Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org 8 Closing Comments Research Lead The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coastalhazardscenter.org