Which doctrine emphasizes partnerships among various sectors in disaster response and recovery?

The National Response Framework (NRF) emphasizes the importance of partnerships among various sectors in disaster response and recovery. It provides a comprehensive framework that integrates the roles of federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments, as well as private sector organizations, non-profit organizations, and the community at large. This collaborative approach is critical for effectively managing disasters, as it ensures that resources and expertise from different sectors are coordinated and leveraged to support a unified response.

The NRF outlines the roles and responsibilities of various partners, encourages the establishment of strong pre-existing relationships, and promotes shared authority, which allows for a more streamlined and efficient response during emergencies. By focusing on the whole community, the framework helps to create resilience and readiness among all stakeholders involved in disaster management.

In contrast, while the National Disaster Recovery Framework also addresses aspects of recovery and integration of partners, its primary focus is on the recovery phase after a disaster has occurred. The Homeland Security Doctrine primarily addresses the overarching principles of homeland security, and the Comprehensive Preparedness Guide is more oriented toward preparedness planning rather than the specifically outlined partnerships for response.