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Besides plans for vulnerable groups, what other types of plans can be included under Target-oriented Preparedness?

AHistorical documentation plans.

BEconomic development plans.

CHealth preparedness plans and risk reduction preparedness plans.

DInternational aid coordination plans.

Answer:

C. Health preparedness plans and risk reduction preparedness plans.

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Besides plans for vulnerable groups, Target-oriented Preparedness can also include:

  • Health preparedness plans: Focusing on public health responses, medical resource allocation, disease surveillance, and emergency healthcare provision.

  • Risk reduction preparedness plans: Tailored to specific hazards or vulnerabilities within a community, outlining measures to reduce their impact. This could include plans for specific infrastructure (like schools or hospitals), or for particular types of environmental risks (e.g., specific flood zones).

  • Livestock preparedness plans: Addressing the unique needs of animals during a disaster, including evacuation, shelter, and veterinary care.

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