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Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience (AIDR)

AIDR
Australia
Non Governmental Organizations

Mission

The Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience (AIDR) develops, maintains and shares knowledge and learning to support a disaster-resilient Australia.

Building on extensive knowledge and experience in Australia and internationally, AIDR works with government, communities, NGOs, not-for-profits, research organisations, education partners and the private sector to enhance disaster resilience through innovative thinking, professional development and knowledge sharing.

AIDR is supported by its founding partners: the Australian Attorney-General’s Department, AFAC, Australian Red Cross and the Bushfire & Natural Hazards CRC.

DRR activities

Websites

Australian Disaster Resilience Knowledge Hub

Education for Young People

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Latest additions
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Meetings and conferences
Online
01 April 2026
Seminar: Long term disaster impacts on education outcomes
This webinar explores how disasters and climate extremes affect education outcomes, and why this is an important but often overlooked consideration in disaster risk reduction, resilience and recovery.
Meetings and conferences
Online
17 September 2024
Recovery Uncovered Webinar Series The First Year – Collaborating for Community Recovery
Recovery Uncovered is a webinar series that explores disaster recovery from a community perspective. Through lived experience, research and practical advice, each webinar session offers explorse disaster recovery through the eyes of those who've lived it.
Meetings and conferences
Online
12 March 2024
Recovery Uncovered Webinar Series - Introduction to Community Disaster Recovery Webinar
Join AIDR and the Australian Red Cross as we listen, learn and engage with disaster recovery mentors and advisors in the new Recovery Uncovered webinar series.
Meetings and conferences
Online
23 August 2023 - 24 August 2023
Australian Disaster Resilience Conference 2023
The call for abstracts is now open for the 2023 Australian Disaster Resilience conference under the theme 'Resilience Reimagined'.
Meetings and conferences
Online
08 April 2020
AIDR Recovery Matters webinar series: Community-led recovery
The new Recovery Matters webinars will get to the heart of key issues that are important in disaster recovery.
Publication
Published on
18 April 2019
Long-term consequences of flooding: A case study of the 2011 Queensland floods
This study explores the perceptions of health effects and support received by people affected by the 2011 southeast Queensland flood six years after the event.
Publication
Published on
9 November 2018
Tsunami emergency planning in Australia
This handbook is a guide to the key principles of tsunami preparedness. Its purpose is to enhance the capacity and knowledge of emergency managers with regards to emergency planning for tsunami in Australia. The handbook outlines the key scientific information and principles of risk assessment, warning systems, emergency planning, community education, response management and recovery, in the context of tsunami. The handbook may assist emergency and coastal managers to develop emergency risk management strategies to deal with the threat of tsunami.
Publication
Published on
4 July 2018
Community recovery
Australian Disaster Resilience Handbook Collection: Handbook 2

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Voluntary Commitments

The organization has no registered commitments.

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Contact information

https://www.aidr.org.au/
[email protected]

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