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>especiallyglobally interdependent systems ,such ?s defense, energy,
>telecommunications, air transportation, shipping'and logistics, food
>production, manufacturing, finance' and banking. First priority should be
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>insure the functioning of systems that are life-threatening if they fail,
>such as military and civilian nuclear systems. Special awareness-raising
>and remediation efforts should be aimed at developing countries.
>*Contingency & Recovery actions, aimed at assessing the likelyhoodof
>blackouts and other significant disruptions and 'preparing and implementing
>contingency and disaster recovery plans in the event of the failure of
>vital systems.
>*Public Information actions, formulating and executing national and
>international information campaigns to build the public's confidence in
>systems that can be expected to function properly, while guiding their
>efforts to calmly implement their own contingency plans to deal with
>possible disruptions, without exacerbating the overall situation. Total
>transparence on Y2K, preparedness should be firmly required from any
>individual and organization.
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>We also call all the political and business leaders to support the
>establishment and the activities of the International Y2K Coordinating
>Committee, overseen by the World Bank.
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>this could be presented at the meeting, of ministers on Sunday Morning, and
>then in the public panel on monday.
>let me know, and be frank
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