APPENDIXC.SurveyMethodology, ctd.

TABLE2.CodebookforSurveyLongAnswerQuestion18,Recommendation.

Divest

Decarceration

Re-entry

Emergency Plans

Preparedness of Incarcerated Individuals

Recommendations that mention divestment from prison. This includes taking any funds away from CDCR.

Recommendations that lead to decarceration. Examples are early release for good behavior, policy changes to facilitate elderly release, changes to parole, etc.

Recommendations that improve re-entry support for those released.

Recommendations for increased funding and resources for communities that are overincarcerated. Funding can be for housing, disaster preparedness, environmental justice, economic development etc.

Recommendations on changes to current CDCR policy that cannot be captured by the child and grandchild codes below. Use this one if one of the more specific ones below doesn't apply.

Recommendations on changes to CDCR policy specifically on staff training. Examples are providing staff training on specific climate hazards, mandating staff training more than once a year, etc.

Recommendations on changes that would lead to more CDCR accountability. Examples include regulating staff behavior, enforcing current policy, incorporating the input of incarcerated people on emergency preparedness, requiring health data on incarcerated people to be collected on a yearly basis, etc.

Recommendations on changes to CDCR's current emergency and evacuation plans.

Recommendations on policy changes not captured below that would allow incarcerated people to be more prepared for a climate disaster.

Education and Training

Recommendations on education and training of currently incarcerated people. Examples include training and education for incarcerated people on emergency management training and education of incarcerated people, awareness of evacuation plans, education on how to recognize a climate hazard, etc.

Emergency Kits

Recommendations on availability of emergency kits for incarcerated people.