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Quick Start
Ten minutes. One practical next step.
Choose one disruption your household could face.
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Power / 72 Hours
Power cut planning starts with dependencies.
List the household tasks that need electricity.
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Water / 72 Hours
Start with the needs of your household.
Work out who your household plan needs to cover.
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Weather / Winter
Home. Travel. A change of plan.
Identify which travel or household arrangements depend on the weather.
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Family / 72 Hours
Contacts and responsibilities everyone can find.
Agree who will contact whom if routines are disrupted.
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Pets / 72 Hours
Make care easier to hand over.
Write down the usual food and care routine.
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Food + Water
A sensible household buffer starts at home.
Check what your household already eats and keeps at home.
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Offline
Useful information. Available offline.
Choose the contacts and instructions you need without an internet connection.
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Home Systems
Record the systems. Keep the instructions.
Record where relevant household systems and their instructions can be found.
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Business / 72 Hours
People. Power. Internet. Suppliers.
Identify essential tasks and their key dependencies.
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Household Library
Bring the household topics together.
Identify which household topics apply to you.
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Complete Library
Two responsibilities. One planning system.
Separate the essential needs of home from those of the business.
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