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FEMA's IS-700.B Certificate Course This unit's Assignment is the taking and successful completion of FEMA's Emergency Management Institute's “An Introduction to National Incident Management System Course” (IS-700.B). As a value-added feature of HM501, you will receive a FEMA certificate upon successful completion of IS-700.B. Go to the FEMA website’s homepage for IS-700.B. Read the overview of the IS-700.B, then click on “Interactive Web Based Course.” Important: After successful completion of FEMA IS-700.B, please save your certificate and submit your certificate in the Unit 4 Assignment Dropbox. If you have already earned a FEMA IS-700.B certificate before the start of this course, please contact your professor to receive an alternative FEMA certificate Assignment. Once you have completed the certificate course, please write a 2–3-page paper that: · Describes the five levels of operation of the nationwide implementation of National Incident Management System (NIMS) 1. Federal departments and agency system 2. State governments 3. Local governments 4. NGOs 5. Inter-governmental and inter-agency · Identifies one challenge for each of the five levels of operation. · Analyzes how each of these challenges the implementation of NIMS. · Ranks each of the challenges from most to least challenging, with an explanation of why each challenge is ranked the way it is. NB: I will complete the course to get the certificate. All you need to do is write a 2-3 page paper covering the followings in red. This paper doesn’t need a Content page because it going to be written in APA Format and APA Format doesn’t require content page. You always make the same mistake even when I mention it. Again, I do not want to see a content page for this paper.
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Answer To: FEMA's IS-700.B Certificate Course This unit's Assignment is the taking and successful completion of...

Shalini answered on Oct 12 2021
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Running Head: NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM            1
NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM                    6
NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
NIMS provides a consistent nationwide framework and approaches
to enable the government at all level (State, Federal, Tribal and Local), the private sector and the non-governmental organizations to collectively work together in order to prepare for , preventing and mitigating the effects of incidents irrespective of their cause, location, size and complexity.
Federal Departments and Agency System
It is relatively mandatory for all the federal governments and agencies to adopt the NIMS and effectively use it in their individual incident management programs and activities. And they should also look forward towards the implementation of NIMS on tribal, state and local government.
State, Territorial, Tribal and Local government
The HSPD-5 requires the adoption of NIMS by the state, territorial, tribal and local government for the assistance of federal preparedness through the contracts, grants and other activities. In the wide range of incidents state, territorial, tribal and local government mutual aid, resources and assistance agreements take the account of first line of incident response, management and coordination. NIMS follow the concept that the local jurisdiction retains command, control and authority over the response activities of their respective jurisdictional areas (Kohn, Barnett, Galastri, Semon & Links, 2010).
Private Sector and NGOs
The private sector organizations and the NGOs plays a vital role in making the communities prepare for, recover from and respond to the various incidents that occurs in the society. All of the groups and the entities actively involved in the response operation activity are very responsible towards getting their response personnel the proper training.
The five level of operation in the implementation of NIMS are preparedness, communications and information...
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