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Seq Regional Climate Resilient Alliance · Attachment 1 - Seqcra Fact Sheet
SEQCRA
SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
CLIMATE RESILIENT ALLIANCE
Members All SEQ Councils will be invited to join the SEQ Climate Resilient Alliance.
Members will pay an annual fee and allocate representatives to sit on the
SEQCRA Executive Steering Committee and SEQCRA Coordination
Committee to ensure all initiatives provide value to its members and the
region. The following Councils will be invited to join SEQCRA:
Brisbane City Council Noosa Shire Council
Gold Coast City Council Redland City Council
Ipswich City Council Scenic Rim Regional Council
Lockyer Valley Regional Council Somerset Regional Council
Logan City Council Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Moreton Bay Regional Council Toowoomba Regional Council
Membership Governance Coordination and
SEQCRA membership will involve: SEQCRA governance is based upon the Funding
Annual fees, based on a sliding scale successful, robust and equitable Membership fees will form the annual
according to population. structures of other Alliances in budget for SEQCRA. The annual
3 years commitment via MOU Australia: budget will deliver projects and
Allocation of one executive employ an Alliance Coordinator to
Executive Steering Committee:
representative to sit on the Executive administer the Alliance, apply for
Steering Committee, meeting comprised of member representatives to
grants and funding, coordinate
quarterly. steer and manage Alliance work.
governance and deliver projects.
Allocation of one sustainability staff Coordination Committee: Larger projects may require external
member to sit on the Coordination funding and additional
comprised of sustainability staff to
Committee, meeting monthly. co-contribution from each member.
manage projects and technical work.
Responding to Climate Change Impacts and Risks
SEQCRA is being
Climate change will continue to impact the way councils plan, operate and deliver formed from a
infrastructure and community services. It is becoming critical for councils to understand and
identify their climate risks and ensure that they are able to adapt their operations to provide collective need to
ongoing service to their communities in the face of climate change. To transition to a zero work together to
emissions future with a changing climate, council staff are re-considering the way they
procure goods and services to decarbonise supply chains; planning and designing facilities and
effectively respond
infrastructure to be climate resilient; and responding to climate-related disaster events. To to climate change.
become climate resilient, councils need support.
Climate Regional Working Cost
Change approach together Savings
Each Council is exposed to The challenges of climate A coordinated and Alliance members achieve
climate risks and responsible change do not stop at collaborative approach builds cost savings through
for managing a wide range of municipal boundaries but are capacity and resilience, economies of scale, bulk
climate change challenges shared across SEQ. reduces duplication of effort, buys, shared resources and
that are shared. Currently, A regional approach can and enables Alliance joint effort. Alliance members
this work is often done in provide consistency and a members to be supported in will have increased access to
isolation with limited funds more unified response to critical decision making and funding and opportunitites.
and resources. climate change. initiatives.
Next Steps and invitations for Founding Membership will follow. For more information please contact your sustainability staff.
More information about the SEQ Climate Resilient Alliance will continue to be circulated. Opportunities for formal briefing
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