How to Prioritize When Resources Are Not Sufficient for Everyone

At 11:38 AM, regarding prioritization when resources are insufficient for all. When the shortage of critical goods and services is so great that not all organizations' needs can be met simultaneously, they must be prioritized. The Civil Defense Agency has therefore, in collaboration with several actors, developed a guidance on how to make prioritizations during resource shortages, focusing on guiding prioritization principles and conscious decision-making. Please contribute to developing the guidance. To ensure the guidance works in practice, we are now launching an initial interim version. If you wish to contribute to its development, you are welcome to provide feedback with your experiences to ledningsamverkan@mcf.se by October 30, 2026. Publication: Prioritization during resource shortages: Guiding principles within the framework of conscious decision-making MCF0179, 2026. During heightened preparedness and war, as well as during peacetime crises, shortages of critical goods and services may occur. Prioritization during resource shortages: Guiding principles within the framework of conscious decision-making. Download. We have included a simplified methodological support in a PowerPoint, based on the document 'Prioritization during resource shortages – Guiding prioritization principles within the framework of conscious decision-making.'

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