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If not, begin developing a continuity of operations plan (COOP) now.
Preparing a COOP will help your business survive the economic affects of a pandemic. The survival of your business will also help stabilize the national economy. There will most likely be major disruptions to every industry, particularly those with strong ties to travel, tourism, sports and entertainment, lodging, and health care. Experts at The World Bank predict that there could be $800 billion in worldwide economic damage. |
Checklist for Businesses English | Español Every Business Should Have a Plan
Avian Flu: Preparing for a Pandemic Business Continuity Planning Guide San Francisco Pandemic Flu Continuity Plan
Florida Continuity of Operations Implementation Guidance
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Agriculture plays a vital role in Idaho's business community. The following link to the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture has specific information about monitoring poultry for deadly diseases.
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