Why is Disaster Resilience so Important
As Australians have felt the impacts of extreme weather and a global pandemic, this year more than ever has highlighted the need for government teams, departments and agencies to support disaster resilience in the communities which they serve.
That means that disaster resilience should be a key priority for all levels of government so that it can help people face challenges on the ground.
If you are a leader within a Federal, State/Territory or Local government or an emergency service organisation, what are you doing to ensure that your team, department or organisation is a thought leader when it comes to understanding, planning for and implementing disaster resilience?
What constitutes a disaster resilient organisation?
In order for any organisation to be disaster resilient, you need to know the risks in order to prepare for a disaster.
That means time and effort must be invested in understanding, planning and implementing plans relating to the organisation’s disaster preparedness, recovery and post-disaster recovery. Attention must also be given to how disaster communications are implemented.
How we support government in delivering resilience
We offer consultation to varying departments and agencies from Federal, State/Territory and Local government as well as Emergency Services.
Our consultation services and workshops include:
as well as:
- Team Coaching;
- Program Delivery; and
- Consulting.
Our approach is tailored to your team, department or agency’s specific needs. Where relevant we look to integrate global and national blueprints including Australia’s National Disaster Risk Reduction Framework, UNDRR and the SDGs.
If you’re interested in finding out more about our government consulting services and workshops, please get in touch with us at [email protected]. We look forward to starting the conversation about how we can help your department, team or organisation.
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