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The introduction directs users to complete the Analysis phase in line with IFRC guidance, beginning with STEP 1 and leveraging any available outputs from related processes such as PER, forecast-based financing, and business continuity planning. It emphasizes using existing risk analysis, prioritized hazards, exposure, vulnerability findings, impact curves, and triggers to streamline and improve the planning work.","\u0003\nCONTINGENCY PLAN\nTEMPLATE\nRISK(S)\n(Add National Society logo)\n(include a map of the geographical area if relevant)\n[The text under each section is to guide a National Society and should be removed and/or replaced by National Society specific information. 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