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Continuity

A continuity programme in preparation. It helps Chapters and community organisations keep working through loss of people, money, premises or systems.

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Development · programme · in preparation

Continuity

A continuity programme in preparation. It helps Chapters and community organisations keep working through loss of people, money, premises or systems.

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Academy126 courses, 126 open for enrolmentCivic3 campaigns, 5 programmesHeritage116 days to keep, 40 chronology entriesNews88 approved sources, no confirmed events yetChaptersforming. None is recognised yet
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What it offers

4
Continuity plans

A template for a short continuity plan.

Records

Guidance on keeping records safe and backed up.

Succession

Guidance on handing over roles when people leave.

Data

Guidance on protecting community data.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
Chapter CouncilsCommunity associationsTreasurers and secretariesHeritage schools

How it works

1
Review: an organisation reviews its main risks.
2
Plan: it writes a short continuity plan.
3
Test: it tests the plan once a year.
4
Share: lessons are shared with other Chapters.

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Programmes for social and economic development, and for preparedness and resilience. None of them is running yet.

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