Doug Bellomo April 6, 2009 2009 NFDA Retreat & Conference

1. Risk MAP:An Update to NFDA Doug Bellomo April 6, 2009 2009 NFDA Retreat & Conference “Risk MAP--Foundation, Transition, Integration”

2. Purpose of Presentation • Thank You • Update on current FEMA initiatives • eLOMA • Transition to Digital Maps • Status of Map Modernization • Overview of Risk MAP

3. eLOMA • Signed MOU with NFDA in Dec. 2008 on coordinating training and usage of eLOMA • Working with NFDA on oversight and certification strategy for eLOMA usage • Excited to give access to new users • We stand ready to get new certified users access to eLOMA

4. Transition to Digital Maps • October 1, 2009 • FEMA will only provide digital flood hazard maps and flood insurance studies • Except • Communities receiving updated flood hazard maps will receive paper copies of their maps and study • Impact map updates with effective dates of 4/1/2010 and later

5. Transition to Digital Maps • The Benefits of Digital • Significant advantages in capability and precision • Reduce costs associated with paper map production, handling and storage • Encourage use of quality local data • Enable stakeholders who have already adopted digital technology to use it for NFIP purposes

6. Map Mod to Risk MAP • Map Mod Map brought NFIP mapping into 21st century • In 2009, efforts continue to reach program goals: • Build a digital GIS platform for flood hazard maps production and accessibility • Develop flood hazard maps for 92% of population and make available through new platform. • Ensure 75% of flood hazard boundaries meet standards for horizontal accuracy. • Refresh 30% of flood hazard data • Risk MAP builds on success of Map Mod

7. What is Risk MAP? A seamless program of flood hazard mapping, risk assessment tools, and mitigation planning Established in order to leverage the successes of Map Modernization and further enhance the usability and value of flood hazard mapping Intended to encourage beneficial partnerships and innovative uses of flood hazard and risk assessment data in order to maximize flood loss reduction

8. Vision Through collaboration with State, Local, and Tribal entities, Risk MAP will deliver quality data that increases public awareness andleads to action that reduces risk to life and property.

9. Risk MAP and NFDA • What will stay the same? • Rules and regulations familiar to NFDA • FEMA’s customer focus and successful relationship with NFDA • What will change? • Encourage the leveraging of data to include other natural hazards • Increased public awareness about risk • Collaborate to promote a more sophisticated message on risk

10. Flood Hazard Data • Goal 1: Address gaps in flood hazard data to form a solid foundation for risk assessment, floodplain management and actuarial soundness of the National Flood Insurance Program. Flood Study Determination by Type

11. Public Awareness/Outreach • Goal 2: Ensure that ameasurableincrease of thepublic’s awareness and understanding of risk resultsin ameasurable reduction of current and future vulnerability.

12. Hazard Mitigation Planning • Goal 3: Lead and support States, local, and Tribal communities to effectivelyengage in risk-based mitigation planning resulting insustainable actions thatreduce or eliminate risks to life and property from natural hazards.

13. Enhanced Digital Platform • Goal 4: Provide anenhanced digital platform that improves management of Risk MAP, stewards information produced by Risk MAP,and improves communication and sharing of risk dataand related products toall levels of government and the public.

14. Alignment and Synergies • Goal 5: Align Risk Analysis programs and develop synergies to enhance decision making capabilities through effective risk communication and management.

15. Objectives • Assess the Nation’s flood risk and use this information to increase public awareness of risk • A consistent, quantitative flood risk assessment to track progress toward reducing flood risk • Increase public awareness of risk from natural hazards • Establish a baseline of local knowledge and understanding of risk management concepts • Ensure 80 percent of Nation’s flood hazards are current • The flood hazard data must be new, updated, or deemed still valid • Continue to meet statutory NFIP requirements by assessing, on a watershed basis, the need to revise and update all floodplain areas and flood risk zones identified, delineated, or established

16. Risk MAP Solution • Multiple elements: • Funding engineering contractors and State and local government agencies • Stimulating Nation’s economy • Fully engaging State and local communities to develop sound, practical Hazard Mitigation Plans • Informing the public to lead to behavior change

17. Implementing Risk MAP • Program Management Contractor • Roles and Responsibilities: • Risk MAP program management • Establish mutually beneficial partnerships • Provide regional program management support • Establish national Risk MAP outreach strategy • Implement business architecture

18. Implementing Risk MAP • Production and Technical Services Contractors • STARR (Regions I, V, VII, and X) • BakerAECOM (Regions IV, VIII, and IX) • RAMPP (Regions II, III, and VI) • Roles and Responsibilities • Produce Risk MAP products • Advance use of Risk MAP products • Provide regional support • Establish mutually beneficial partnerships

19. Implementing Risk MAP • Customer and Data Services Contractor • Roles and Responsibilities • Provide the digital platform for sharing flood mapping products • Develop and implement IT strategies and solutions for Risk MAP • Maintain the IT technical environment that supports Risk MAP • Provide knowledgeable and friendly customer service

20. Risk MAP Timeline : Contract Award Date : Transition Complete Mar 2009 Apr 2009 May 2009 Jun 2009 Jul 2009 Aug 2009 Sep 2009 Dec 2008 Jan 2009 Feb 2009 Core Services Transition Transition Complete 09 Production Ordering Transition Complete Risk MAP PM Operations PM Transition Regional PM Deployment Transition Complete CDS Transition Risk MAP CDS Operations Transition Complete Risk MAP PTS Operations RMC Transition PTS Mobilization PTS Transition TRANSITION Risk MAP Multi-Hazard Identification Plan Released Solution Definition Baking the Risk MAP Solution Complete Initial Enterprise Architecture Complete SOLUTION DEFINITION AND IMPLEMENTATION Capability Development and Deployment Multi-Year Planning MULTI-YEAR PLANNING Submit MIP Sequencing Tool Business Rules