Halen: emergency plan and continuity
What the municipality of Halen publishes about its emergency preparedness and the continuity of its services, criterion by criterion, with sources.
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The public information of Halen is being collected and checked. Nothing is published without human validation. Items assessed:
- · General emergency and intervention plan (PGUI/ANIP)
- · Special emergency plans per risk (PPUI/BNIP)
- · Emergency planning exercises
- · Public alerting (BE-Alert)
- · Public information on risks and what to do
- · Safety cell and emergency planning coordinator
- · Business continuity plan for public services
- · IT disaster recovery plan
- · Cyber incident response
- · Internal and external crisis communication
- · Public NIS2, CyFun, ISO 27001 or ISO 22301 approach
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Source: Statbel (CC BY 4.0) and Wikidata (CC0) for reference data; findings: Résiplan, from the official websites.