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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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identification and support to businesses and employers
establish arrangements for collection and management of donated money
Short to medium term
Identify evolving, short-term needs:
support with insurance claims
access to employment
renegotiation of loans
assistance with grant applications
support with rebuilding contracts
support to small, medium business
restore banking and other financial services as soon as possible
reopen businesses and restore community services
establish arrangements for management and distribution of donated monies
set up business assistance facilities as required
assess employment issues
establish a communications strategy to support local businesses to re-establish or
remain open
work with the insurance sector to ensure coordinated response by insurance companies
and address adequacy of cover for reconstruction
develop a fast-track insurance processing system and address insurance issues
liaise with the recovery committee to develop a strategy to maximise use of local
resources during reconstruction and establishment activities
identify transport and information technology/communications needs and prioritise
reconstruction activities to meet community business and manufacturing continuance
requirements
facilitate, where required, new mutual aid agreements between authorities and contracts
with suppliers
support small to medium enterprise (e.g. advice, referral to a business advisor etc)
re-establish retail/commercial facilities essential for community wellbeing or recovery
activities
Long term (ongoing)
Identify opportunities to improve the local/regional economy and services during restoration:
examine viability and appropriateness of damaged or destroyed business to the
community
identify opportunities to upgrade business infrastructure
identify opportunities to establish new businesses and services
where possible, restore business and infrastructure to be sustainable and more resilient
to future events
prioritise and secure supply chains
re-establish commercial, retail and distribution infrastructure
ensure the equitable, accurate and timely distribution of donated monies
support the restoration of rural infrastructure
reassess employment and livelihood issues
explore need and opportunities for ongoing local business support network
communicate planned actions to affected communities, recovery management team,
stakeholder organisations
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