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To provide a process to develop a local
Disaster Management plan
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To effectively prepare for managing, responding
to and recovering from the effects of a
hazardous event
To assist users to identify and document roles
and responsibilities of individuals and entities
involved in Disaster Operations and Disaster
Management for the local government area
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_ Event Coordination
3 Response Capability
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_ Timely Activation
2 otification
3 Operational Assessment
4 Coordination
nformation Management
Functional Plans
Mobilize Resources
Support from External Agency
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_ Community Recovery
2 nfrastructure Recovery
3 Economic Recovery
4 Environment Recovery
Assessment of mpact
Disaster Management plan provides a framework for
country-wide mitigation, preparedness, response and
recovery activities
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A local government may review, or renew, its
local Disaster Management Plan when the local
government considers it appropriate
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The relationship between this plan and your local
government Strategic/Corporate Plan
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( A serious disruption in a community, caused
by the impact of an event, that requires a significant
coordinated response by the State and other entities to help
the community recover from the disruption.
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| ( Measures to ensure that, should
an emergency occur, communities, resources, and
services are capable of coping with the effects
Australian Emergency Management Glossary, _
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| ( Measures to eliminate or reduce the
incidence or severity of emergencies Australian
Emergency Management Glossary, _
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"( The coordinated process of supporting
emergency-affected communities in reconstruction of
the physical infrastructure and restoration of emotional,
social, economic, and physical well-being Australian
Emergency Management Glossary, _
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( The provision of immediate shelter, life
support and human needs of persons affected by, or
responding to, an emergency. t includes the
establishment, management and provision of services to
emergency relief centres Australian Emergency
Management Glossary, _
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( The culture, processes,
and structures that are directed towards realizing
potential opportunities whilst managing adverse effects.
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An understanding of the community that is, identifying the
context
dentifying the ³what, where, when, how, and why´
identifying the risks
dentification of what is likely and probable to occur in that
community and the consequences of these outcomes
analyzing the risks, setting priorities for dealing with these
risks evaluating risks
Determining options and strategies for dealing with these risks
treating risks.
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Disaster risk management requires local governments
to consider all of the information that identifies the
risks and hazards within the local community. As
situations change that may impact on hazards and
risks in the community, disaster risk management is a
fluid process.
t does not need to be a formal study, but needs to be
a structured process that incorporates the likelihood
and consequences of hazards in priority.
The likelihood and consequences of hazards may be
gauged by looking at previous studies, but considers
current and future risks. Disaster risk assessment
needs to be accountable, however