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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2

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                             Noosa Local Disaster Recovery Plan 2015/2016

25.7 Direct and indirect impacts on sectors
Impact assessment may be undertaken by identifying impacts, both direct and indirect on
key community sectors. Table 7 outlines some considerations for the assessment of direct
and indirect impacts on the key sectors of the community.

  Sector / area of
                                       Direct                                   Indirect
      impact
Residents and             structural (roofs, walls etc)           additional costs - alternative
households                contents (furniture, floor               accommodation and transport,
                           coverings etc)                           heating, drying-out costs,
                          external (swimming pools,                medical costs etc
                           gardens etc)
                          death and injury
Public infrastructure,   Damage to or loss of                      transport (traffic delays, extra
community facilities                                                operating costs etc)
                          roads
and natural                                                        loss of computer-controlled
environment               bridges
                                                                    systems
                          dams
                                                                   loss of other lifelines
                          sports grounds and facilities
                                                                    (electricity etc)
                          schools
                          halls
                          parks
                          waterways
                          bushland
Business                 Structural damage to                  Impact on production
enterprises and
                                buildings                                 manufacturing,
supply networks
                                shops                                     agriculture
                                factories                                 services etc
                                plants                        Impact on
                                sheds
                                barns                                 income
                                warehouses                            trade
                                hotels etc                            sales
                                                                       value added (tourism
                         Asset damage or loss:                          operators, retail traders
                                farm equipment                         etc)
                                food                          Increased costs
                                records
                                product stock (finished               freight
                                 manufactured products,                inputs
                                 works in progress and                 agistment etc.
                                 input materials)              Loss of supply chain networks
                                crops
                                pastures                      Increased work (construction
                                livestock                     industry)
                                motor vehicles                Opportunity to renew struggling
                                fences or irrigation          business
                                 infrastructure
                                contents damage to
                                 fixtures and fittings
                                 (carpets etc)
                                furniture
                                office equipment
                                virtual business
                                 interruption.

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