Article Out Loud - Building Capability: Zero Tolerance vs. Acceptability

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By CHRISTOPHER TANTLINGER, An Article Out Loud from the Domestic Preparedness Journal, June 22, 2022. A tool designed with zero tolerance would not be able to function efficiently or effectively. Likewise, taking a zero-tolerance approach to emergency preparedness and response has led to some problematic policies and procedures. This article explains why building in some level of acceptability would make policies and procedures more effective and communities more resilient. Narrated by Randy Vivian. - Click HERE to view the full article.

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