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Hurricane Sandy struck the United States in October 2012, causing an estimated 65 billion in damages. FEMA provides assistance to survivors through IHP and other programs. Part of its mission is to provide assistance quickly, but the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) previously identified weaknesses in FEMA's ability to do so while protecting government resources. Moreover, GAO's 2006 reports on Hurricane Katrina and Rita showed that FEMA did not consistently validate the identity of applicants or inspect damaged properties. This book discusses the extent to which FEMA imple

Hurricane Sandy, 2012. --- Disaster relief --- Hurricane damage --- Damage, Hurricane --- Sandy, Hurricane, 2012 --- Superstorm Sandy, 2012 --- Hurricanes --- United States. --- SBA --- Small Business Administration (United States) --- U.S. Small Business Administration --- Reconstruction Finance Corporation --- Federal Emergency Management Agency (U.S.) --- FEMA