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NOAA
is expanding upon existing regional coordination and communication
efforts with a shift towards Regional Collaboration, which
adds the component of integrating program activities to
address NOAA’s priorities at both the national and
regional scale. The purpose of regional collaboration is
to improve NOAA’s productivity and value to customers,
using existing authority and accountability structures.
This effort does not entail any changes to NOAA’s
organizational structure. Rather, it seeks to identify
and apply NOAA’s full range of capabilities, within
and across regions, to design the best, geographically-specific
solutions for customers. For
NOAA Employees .
The
following documents provide more detail about NOAA's Regional
Collaboration effort.
- Advancing
NOAA Priorities Through Regional Collaboration
This overview of Regional Collaboration describes the
purpose and goals of the effort, a brief description
of each of the initial priority areas, and the background
on the flexible geographic framework.
- Regional
Teams Membership
NOAA employees from all Line Offices are leading the
Regional Collaboration effort in the regions. This
document provides the names and contact information
for the current membership on the Regional Teams.
- Priority
Area Task Team Membership
At
the national level, the Priority Area
Task Teams are responsible for coordinating
the NOAA effort among regions in four
priority areas:
- Hazard
Resilient Coastal Communities
- Integrated
Ecosystem Assessments
- Integrated
Water Resource Services
- Outreach
and Communications
- Executive
Oversight Group Membership
The Executive Oversight Group is providing the national
leadership and direction for the Regional Collaboration
effort. This document provides the names and contact
information of its membership.
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