TEN PROPOSED PROGRAMS
Put the principles to work
A portfolio drawn from the FFTAC research archive. Program descriptions and figures are proposals; none of these pages should be read as confirmation that a local service or grant is available.
The planning ranges below are broad, illustrative first-year U.S. pilot budgets from the research synthesis. They are not approved FFTAC budgets, funding commitments or vendor quotes.
Ark Resilience Hubs
Neighborhood preparedness, printed guides, accessible supply planning and drills
Human Appeal Desk
Help document decisions, preserve notices and connect residents to qualified aid
Source Ark & Provenance Network
Original documents, backups, tested restores, corrections and accessible records
AI Audit & Procurement Watch
Public records, responsible testing, precise questions and response logs
Water, Food & Sanitation Commons
Safe storage education, gardens with appropriate testing and partner referrals
Skills Ark & Repair Library
Repair events, practical instruction, offline manuals and duplicate trainers
Cooperative Transition Incubator
Worker-owned enterprise feasibility, democratic management and advice
Offline Communications Network
Lawful low-bandwidth radio, contact trees and offline information drills
Mutual-Aid Seed Fund
Transparent microgrants and responsible local skill/resource exchange
Civic Continuity & Policy Lab
Human appeal standards, transparent procurement and evidence-led proposals
Local organizations must verify eligibility, public health requirements, safeguarding, insurance, fundraising law and whether a proposed program duplicates existing competent services.