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Support to the Missouri River Recovery Implementation Committee

Several entities support MRRIC in its day-to-day and yearly operations, though they themselves are not MRRIC members. The Institute, the facilitation team (RESOLVE), and the Chair are members of the Leadership and Facilitation Team. Please expand the below items for more information.

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National Center for Environmental Conflict Resolution

The NCECR facilitated the basin-wide, multi-stakeholder group in the formation of the committee charter prior to its signing in July 2008. It continues to provide assistance to the Committee by:

Contracting for facilitation and a MRRIC chairperson
Contracting for third-party science advisory panels

Facilitation Team

RESOLVE is contracted to facilitate and support the activities of MRRIC, including:

Regular plenary meetings
Work group and other committee-related calls, webinars and meetings
Agendas, read-ahead items, summaries, etc. via the online collaboration group the Corps manages

MRRIC Chairperson

The chairperson is contracted to speak for the committee at large. He or she does the following:

Chairs the regular plenary meetings
Works with the Leadership and Facilitation Team to support MRRIC initiatives
Participates in work group meetings and calls

Third-party Advisory Panel(s)

Currently two Missouri River third-party science advisory panels, managed and coordinated by Oak Ridge Associated Universities, exist:

The Independent Science Advisory Panel (ISAP) assists the Committee in the application of the best available scientific information.
The Independent Social Economic Technical Review Panel (ISETR) provides advice and recommendations to the Committee about the development of social, economic metrics and the use of different Corps models to evaluate social and economic impacts.