With your understanding of the definition of mitigation, which of the following is true:
During the Application Review phase of the Federal award life cycle, all approvable grant applications are awarded.
Which of the following is NOT a process in the HMA Federal award life cycle?
Which processes are conducted during he Application Development phase of the Federal award life cycle?
All HMA grant programs provide funding after a Federally-declared disaster.
All HMA grant applications must include a Scope of Work, Schedule, and Cost Estimate, and must be cost-effective, technically feasible, and comply with Environmental and Historic Preservation requirements.
Which statement about how mitigation projects provide value is true?
Mitigation project types must be outlined in the mitigation plan.
Mitigation capabilities include community-wide risk reduction projects that protect against natural hazards.
The difference between a benefit-cost analysis (BCA) and a Loss Avoidance Study (LAS) is:
Which of the following is NOT part of the mitigation planning process?
After a Federal award is issued, mitigation project and planning activities must be implemented in accordance with Federal award requirements.
FEMA-approved State, Indian Tribal, and Local Hazard Mitigation Plans are valid for:
The first step in the mitigation process is:
Which HMA program has a goal to reduce or eliminate claims made against the National Flood Insurance Program?
The two electronic application systems used for the HMA grant programs are:
Which HMA program provides Federal awards for all hazards mitigation planning and the implementation of mitigation projects for a variety of hazards prior to a disaster event?