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Disaster Planning Resources

Expert advice, tools, guides, and resources for small businesses to build resilience and recover stronger.

With planning, and expert advice in your corner – preparing your business will help you survive disaster and get back to business faster.

Extreme weather events are here to stay. Wildfires, landslides, and flooding are happening more frequently and more intensely than before.

SBBC’s Disaster Planning Resources Page is dedicated to ensuring your business’ resilience and stability. Discover articles, checklists, and toolkits to ensure that you’re prepared for whatever comes your way.

Guides, Checklists & Toolkits

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Preparing Your Business to Survive Disaster

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Wildfire Resilience: How an Okanagan Business Survives Disaster

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10 Tips for Disaster-Proofing Your Business

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Disaster Preparedness

Preparing your small business for emergencies could help you save lives and money. This guide will cover everything you need to know about creating a disaster preparedness kit for your small business.

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Articles

10 Tips for Disaster-Proofing Your Business

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What to Do Before, During, and After an Earthquake

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Why You Need Insurance if You Operate a Home-Based Business

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BC Flood Resources For Small Businesses

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Partner Resources

PreparedBC

A template for small businesses to plan and prepare for emergencies that could interrupt operations.

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Destination BC

Emergency Resources for BC’s Tourism Industry.

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BC Economic Development Association

Resources for Wildfire Impacted Individuals & Businesses 2024

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BC Economic Development Association

Top 10 Steps to Prepare Your Business for Evacuation

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