Taastusplaani

Taastusplaani is the genitive form of taastusplaan, the Estonian term for a recovery plan. It refers to a structured approach for restoring operations and services after a disruption, and is used in corporate, governmental and critical infrastructure contexts to minimize downtime, losses and safety risks.

A taastusplaan typically includes risk assessment and business impact analysis to identify critical functions and recovery targets; defined governance and roles; inventories of personnel, facilities and technology; recovery strategies for people, processes and technology; concrete procedures and checklists; a communication plan; and a program of testing and maintenance.

In development, teams move from scoping and data collection to analysis and strategy selection, document the plan, obtain leadership approval, and implement regular drills.

In operation, the plan is activated when disruptions occur, guiding the restoration sequence, prioritization of essential services, and coordination with internal responders and external partners.

Taastusplaan is common in IT, healthcare, utilities, finance and public sector work and often forms part of broader resilience and disaster recovery efforts.

It complements general business continuity planning and IT disaster recovery, together supporting organizational resilience.