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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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facilitate local advisory groups as required that are representative of business, industry
and employee groups
ensure communication strategies incorporate information around economic recovery
support to the broader community
support and facilitate the development and maintenance of partnership arrangements to
enhance economic activities
establish positive images to attract visitors when appropriate
report information on the effectiveness of the economic recovery program to all
stakeholders
develop risk management assessments for the economic recovery program
avoid duplication of services and identify gaps
maintain confidentiality and privacy principles
ensure monitoring, evaluation and reporting processes are embedded in all economic
recovery activities
25.10 Economic recovery - service delivery strategies
Examples of specific service delivery include:
develop a comprehensive list, including contact details, for all available and accessible
financial and economic services for disaster-affected people (for example, government
agencies, banks, insurance companies)
ensure the broader recovery workers know the range of services available and
appropriate referral processes
facilitate the provision of financial assistance measures in a timely, fair, equitable and
flexible manner
provide material aid where it is appropriate (for example, to isolated properties)
facilitate the provision of financial counselling and management services
ensure economic and financial services and/or information are coordinated and
provided by a variety of means and use the existing communication networks within
communities
provide community awareness on how to source information regarding the validity of
goods and services being offered by businesses seeking opportunities within the
disaster-affected localities
25.11 Economic recovery - enabling initiatives
Examples of other initiatives include:
encourage response agencies to implement procedures to support economic recovery
(for example, local employment program for clean-up)
support and promote opportunities for sustainable economic recovery
actively work and/or negotiate with financial institutions on behalf of affected people and
businesses
advocate for the return of evacuees into the affected area as soon as possible when the
environment is safe
procure goods and services via local businesses and tradespeople wherever practical
(for example, use local electricians for power safety checks and repairs, encourage
agencies to employ local residents and to purchase resources and services locally)
value and build on the local capacities of services that support economic activities (for
example, childcare services and non-profit groups)
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