| IRE Tipsheet |
| After the storm: Using FEMA records to piece together winners & losers | |
Number: | 2235 |
Title: | After the storm: Using FEMA records to piece together winners & losers |
Subject: | Disasters |
Author(s): | Gilbert M. Gaul |
Author Affiliation: | The Washington Post |
Year: | 2004 |
Conference: | Atlanta_IRE_Annual_2004 |
Summary: | Gaul's tipsheet outlines approaches to analyzing Federal Emergency Management Administration records to show "how the breathless coverage of storms greases the skids for disaster declarations." Tips include tracking how, where and to whom FEMA dollars are allocated following a disaster, whether National Flood Insurance Program premiums are covering expenses, and who are receiving Small Business Administration loans following a disaster. |
Total pages: | 4 |
Keywords: | disasters;FEMA;Federal Emergency Management Administration;National Flood Insurance Program;NLIP;Small Business Administration;SBA;CAR;computer-assisted reporting |
Other info: | |
Tipsheet files available |
T2235.pdf (222.2KB) |
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