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<h4>Consequence Management</h4>
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<p><span>Once an incident hits, the work shifts from prevention to response. CNA supports jurisdictions managing the operational consequences of complex incidents, particularly long-duration, widespread outages of lifeline systems. This includes population support (water and food distribution, emergency communications, fuel); continuity operations to keep government, schools, and the private sector running; and the operational coordination and policy decisions that hold a long-running response together.</span></p>
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