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Section 8.2
Context for Recovery The need for recovery may arise from a range of natural and non-
natural disaster events, often providing an opportunity to rebuild
a stronger, more resilient community.
Recovery begins shortly after the response phase has begun
and the impact has been identified. Recovery can be a long,
challenging and complex process and is often considered the
most resource intensive and protracted element within the
context of the Prevention, Preparedness, Response and Recovery
(PPRR) framework.
Recovery is both a remedial and developmental process that
focuses on building a recovered and more resilient community.
Recovery planning and operations must be sufficiently flexible to
deal with the needs of the impacted community, regardless of the
nature of the disaster.
Whilst funded recovery programs under the joint Commonwealth/
Queensland-funded Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements
have a two-year life span, it is recognised that the time it takes for
a community to be recovered will vary based on the impact of the
event and the individuals in the community.
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