Which framework outlines prevention-related activities and the community's roles in national preparedness?

The National Prevention Framework is designed specifically to guide the nation's efforts in preventing incidents and reducing their impact on communities. It emphasizes the roles that various community stakeholders, including government agencies, private sector partners, and non-governmental organizations, play in national preparedness. This framework incorporates a wide range of prevention-related activities, such as risk assessments, education, and outreach programs, all aimed at enhancing community resilience and fostering a culture of preparedness.

In contrast, the National Recovery Framework focuses on the recovery process after an incident, the National Mitigation Framework emphasizes actions to reduce future disaster risks, and the National Response Framework outlines how the nation responds to all types of hazards and disasters. These frameworks address different phases of emergency management, but the specific focus on prevention activities and community involvement is unique to the National Prevention Framework.