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