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Section 8.14
Recovery Phases
8.14.1 Stage 1: Immediate recovery (post-impact relief and emergency)
Immediate recovery aims to address and support • Roads re-open
the immediate needs of individuals, businesses and • Psychological first aid, and personal support
the community affected by an event. This phase provided
of recovery is challenging as it often coincides • Consideration of Recovery Hubs
simultaneously with response operations. It is the • Consideration of managing spontaneous
period after a disaster when initial “relief” services volunteers and goods and services donations –
are offered to the affected community whilst the full refer Logistics Sub Plan.
recovery framework is established. It is also the period
when detailed recovery planning, including damage The transition from the response and short-term relief
and needs analysis is undertaken. operations to the next phase of recovery needs to
be carefully managed by the LDC and LRC working
The likely recovery activities conducted during this together. The transition will be characterised by the
phase include: approval of the Recovery Event Action Plan that will
be prepared in Guardian IMS for approval by the
• Impact and needs assessments commenced Chairperson of the LDMG Recovery Group.
• Provision of Evacuation Centres
• Provision of assistance to meet basic human The Community Liaison Role working in the LDCC also
needs supports short term relief and recovery – refer LDCC
• Restoration of power, water and communication Sub Plan.
commenced
• Emergency funding, shelter, clothing and food
distribution
8.14.2 Stage 2: Short-to-medium term recovery (re-establishment, rehabilitation and reconstruction)
This phase of recovery continues the coordinated • Roads repairs underway
process of supporting affected communities in • Supply chains are returning to normal
the reconstruction of physical infrastructure, re- • Schools reopen
establishment of the economy and rehabilitation of • Funding to support recovery identified
the environment. During this phase, support for the • Insurance assessments underway
emotional, social, and physical wellbeing of those • Community support mechanisms operational
affected continues. The recovery activities at this • Community development programs underway to
stage will assist the affected community to return to reunite community
a state of normality, although the community may • Environmental restoration and biosecurity
experience significant change resulting from the programs identified and underway
event. • Support for business is available
• Development of exit strategies.
The likely recovery activities conducted during this
phase include:
• Impact and needs assessments finalised
• Essential service repaired and restored
• Key transport routes are operational
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