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Section 8.7
Functional Lines
Depending on the nature of the disaster, one or will be invited to participate in the LDMG Recovery
more of these five functional lines of recovery Group which will consider all five functional lines of
may be the focus of recovery operations. The recovery when planning and undertaking recovery
responsible State Lead Agencies identified below operations:
of Recovery
Table 10: Queensland functional lines of recovery
Functional line of recovery Description State Lead Agency
Human and Social recovery Focuses on supporting the emotional, social, Department of
physical and psychological health and wellbeing of Communities,
individuals, families and communities following a Housing & Digital
disaster. Economy
Economic recovery Focuses on rectifying the direct and indirect impacts Department of
on the economy as a result of a disaster. State Development,
Infrastructure, Local
Government &
Planning
Building & Assets recovery Focuses on rectifying damage and disruption which Department of
inhibits the capacity of essential services and the Energy & Public
building sector, including housing, accommodation, Works
education and health facilities.
Environmental recovery Focuses on rectifying the impacts on the natural Department of
environment as a direct result of a disaster or through Environment &
a secondary impact or consequence. Science
Impacts to the environment may include damage
or loss of flora and fauna, poor air quality, reduced
water quality, accumulation of synthetic debris on
beaches, land degradation and contamination, as
well as cultural and built heritage listed place issues.
Roads and Transport recovery Focuses on rectifying the effects of a disaster on Department of
transport networks, including road, rail, aviation Transport & Main
and maritime normally result in difficulty accessing Roads
communities and disruption to critical supply chains
(both in and out of the impacted area). Restoration of
these networks, or the identification of alternatives, is
a priority in disaster recovery.
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