This view of the guidance is for individuals or organizations that are new to continuous improvement and want to learn the basics. The view presents sections of the guidance focused on introducing continuous improvement concepts and baseline information on a variety of relevant activities.
Please note, this view does not include all sections of the National Continuous Improvement Guidance. The table below notes some of the topics included and excluded from this view. To view the full guidance, click on Return to Full Guidance View on the right.
Topics Included in ViewIn this view, certain acronyms may not be spelled out when they are first used because not all sections of the guidance are included in the view. A full list of acronyms for the National Continuous Improvement Guidance can be found in Appendix A: Acronyms (opens in new window).
Back E.6 Continuity Guidance Circular
The Continuity Guidance Circular guides efforts to develop and maintain the capability to ensure continuity of operations, continuity of government, and enduring constitutional government during an emergency that disrupts normal operations. Some continuous improvement work, activities, and priorities could overlap with some of the work/focus in the continuity space to ensure essential services continue within organizations to always be able to support key community needs. Continuous improvement programs should be familiar with this continuity circular. Development and maintenance of continuity capabilities helps build and sustain a more resilient nation that is equipped to sustain essential functions and core capabilities, while delivering critical services under all conditions.
The Continuity Guidance Circular guides efforts to develop and maintain the capability to ensure continuity of operations, continuity of government, and enduring constitutional government during an.
