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Australia: Disaster planning and recovery for Tasmanian businesses ‐ delivery of materials and training

Source
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction
AECOM
Publication Year
2016
Number of pages
2 p.

AECOM (provider of services for infrastructure projects) was engaged by the Tasmanian Department of Premier and Cabinet Climate Change Office (TCCO) to develop a suite of online and printable resources to help Tasmanian businesses across a range of sectors develop practical and implementable strategies to prepare their business for disasters. The resources, when combined, can form a comprehensive emergency management plan for the business, and can be used as individual resources, depending on the business needs.

The case study highlighted the following lessons learned:

  • Business need proactive guidance and support to navigate and complete the templates; primary producers in particular.
  • Cooperation between government and the private sector is required to support businesses to use the materials.
  • Within the private sector, industry groups and peak bodies are central to support resilience planning, including opportunities to work with the private sector to promote the materials.
  • The importance of 'community-led' response during disasters was critical to recovery.

This case study is one of a series produced by members of ARISE, the UNISDR Private Sector Alliance for Disaster Resilient Societies.

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