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of Education, maintains this written Disaster Recovery (DR) plan to minimize the effects of a disaster and allow MOE to quickly resume mission-critical functions. This disaster recovery plan serves to guide the MOE in the recovery and restoration of critical information technology systems in the event of a disaster assuming that the primary site is not recoverable for some time and as such ICT services need to be restored to a secondary survived site.\nPLAN OVERVIEW\nThe disaster recovery plan is comprised of a number of sections that document resources and procedures to be used in the event that a disaster occurs and seriously impacts the MOE ICT systems. The plan includes requirements to perform the recovery tasks including roles and responsibilities of staff. The plan should be updated regularly based on changes to MOE computing and networking systems. Due to the very sensitive nature of the information contained in the full plan, it should be kept confidential and not published.\nPurpose\nThe purpose of MOE DR plan is to prepare the MOE in the event of disruptions (e.g. natural disasters or man-made events). 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