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Risk Evaluation and Planning Program (REPP)

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The REPP program was developed as a toolkit to help institutions identify and prepare for risks to their site(s).

The project application and a site questionnaire can be used as institutional self-study tools.

The risk prioritization worksheet will help you rate risks based on the likelihood of occurrence and severity of potential damage. We encourage you to involve local emergency management agencies or fire departments in completing this form

Used in conjunction with the risk prioritization worksheet, the walk-through checklist will help you identify a variety of conditions that may make your institution more susceptible to internal and external hazards.

You can learn about how to use these tools by exploring the worksheet and checklist instructions, a collection of one-page documents that share tips on preparedness, provide ideas for simple mitigation measures, outline the basic contents of an emergency plan, and offer steps for getting started with planning efforts.

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REPP_Risk_Prioritization_Worksheet UPDATEDXLS1.16 MB30 Apr, 2018 Download
REPP ApplicationPDF210.50 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Site Questionnaire PDF238.68 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Risk Prioritization WorksheetPDF99.79 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Risk Prioritization WorksheetXLS148.00 KB06 Mar, 2019 Download
REPP Walk-through ChecklistPDF139.11 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Evaluation Tools Instructions PDF141.39 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Preparedness Tips PDF155.18 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Mitigation Tips PDF103.90 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Suggested Plan Contents PDF97.49 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download
REPP Steps for Developing PlanPDF88.34 KB19 Aug, 2015 Download

The Risk Evaluation and Planning Program (REPP) was originally developed by Heritage Preservation with support from an Institute of Museum and Library Services National Leadership Grant.